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All dogs go to heaven

Out for revenge against his double-crossing former partner, the roguish German Shepherd Charlie, finds himself guardian to a lonely little orphan named Anne-Marie. Her astounding ability to talk to animals leads this unlikely pair on an adventure packed with thrills, laughter, tears, and true love.

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Corporate Authors: Goldcrest Films International, Sullivan Bluth Studios Ireland Ltd, MGM Home Entertainment Inc
Other Authors: Weiss, David Nathan, Goldman, Gary, Kuenster, Dan, Bluth, Don, Pomeroy, John, 1951-, Anderson, Loni, 1945-, Barsi, Judith, De Luise, Dom, Moore, Melba, Reilly, Charles Nelson, Reynolds, Burt, Tayback, Vic, 1930-1990, Burns, Ralph, Strouse, Charles, Kuenster, T. J.
Format: Videos DVD
Language:English
French
Spanish
Published: Culver City, Calif. : MGM Home Entertainment, 2001.
Series:MGM/UA movie time.
Subjects:
Dogs > Drama.
Animal films.
Animated films.
Feature films.
Films for the hearing impaired.
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Summary:Out for revenge against his double-crossing former partner, the roguish German Shepherd Charlie, finds himself guardian to a lonely little orphan named Anne-Marie. Her astounding ability to talk to animals leads this unlikely pair on an adventure packed with thrills, laughter, tears, and true love.
Item Description:Special features: original theatrical trailer.
Physical Description:1 videodisc (85 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:DVD.
Audience:Rated G.
Production Credits:Score by Ralph Burns ; original songs by Charles Strouse and T.J. Kuenster ; screenplay by David Weiss ; executive producers George A. Walker and Morris F. Sullivan ; co-directors Gary Goldman and Dan Kuenster ; produced by Don Bluth, Gary Goldman, and John Pomeroy ; directed by Don Bluth.
ISBN:0792849043
9780792849049
Author Notes:Burton Leon Reynolds Jr. was born in Lansing, Michigan on February 11, 1936. He played football for Florida State University, but his sports career ended in 1955 when he was seriously injured in a car crash. He later studied acting at Palm Beach Junior College, where in 1956 he won a drama award that included a scholarship to the Hyde Park Playhouse in Hyde Park, New York. In 1958, he signed a seven-year contract with Universal Studios and was cast in a new NBC series called Riverboat.

He would go on to appear in about 100 films and numerous television shows. His films included Deliverance, The Longest Yard, Semi-Tough, Smokey and the Bandit, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Starting Over, and Boogie Nights. He won a Golden Globe for his performance as a paternalistic director of pornographic movies in Boogie Nights. His television appearances included Gunsmoke and Evening Shade. He won an Emmy for his performance in Evening Shade in 1991. His memoir, But Enough About Me written with Jon Winokur, was published in 2015. He died on September 6, 2018 at the age of 82.

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