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Overview

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Director:
Norman Tokar
Writers:
Albert Aley (screenplay)
G.B. Stern (book)
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Release Date:
16 February 1966 (USA) more
Genre:
Comedy | Drama | Family more
Tagline:
A HAPPY HONEYMOON GOES TO THE DOGS!...When a Great Dane disguised as a Dachsie crashes the party!
Plot:
Fran Garrison's all in a tizzy because her prize Dachshund, Danke, is having pups, and she has hopes of one of the pups becoming a champion... more | add synopsis
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User Comments:
As corny as it is, I adore this movie. more
US TV Schedule:
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Cast

  (Complete credited cast)

Dean Jones ... Mark Garrison

Suzanne Pleshette ... Fran Garrison
Charles Ruggles ... Dr. Pruitt (as Charlie Ruggles)
Kelly Thordsen ... Officer Carmody
Parley Baer ... Mel Chadwick
Robert Kino ... Mr. Toyama

Mako ... Kenji

Charles Lane ... Judge
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Additional Details

Runtime:
93 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Color:
Color (Technicolor)
Aspect Ratio:
1.75 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono (RCA Sound Recording)

Fun Stuff

Trivia:
In the movie, Suzanne Pleshette is obsessed with dachshunds, but in real life, she shared her home with a Yorkshire terrier named Missy. Because her pooch could smell Pleshette's "costars" on her when she got home at night -- and didn't like it -- the actress had to shower and change her clothes before leaving the studio. more
Goofs:
Plot holes: When Brutus chases Sgt. Carmody he tries to open the door to his car but it is locked so he is forced to climb a tree. The next morning Mark Garrison sees the car and opens the driver's door and it is not locked. more
Quotes:
Kenji: Rion! Rion!
Mark Garrison: Lion?
[Kenji points to Brutus, standing over Mr. Toyama, laying on the ground]
Fran Garrison: Brutus! Mark call him off. Mr. Toyama.
Mr. Toyama: Take away rion!
Fran Garrison: That's not a lion, that's a dog.
Mr. Toyama: [sits up] You call THAT, dog?
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Movie Connections:
Edited into "Disneyland: The Ugly Dachshund: Part 1 (#15.6)" (1968) more

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5 out of 7 people found the following comment useful:-
As corny as it is, I adore this movie., 12 March 1999
10/10
Author: Sean Lough from New York, USA

A fairy tale update of the classic story, this beautifully art-directed Disney movie in glorious Technicolor, stars Dean Jones at the height of his comedic powers and a very young Suzanne Pleshette. Mark (Jones) adopts Brutus, a lovable oaf of a Great Dane, who, try as he might, can't fit in with Fran's (Pleshette) spoiled prize Dachshunds (think Lady and the Tramp's evil Siamese cats). The film is full of sight gags and slapstick from director Norman Tokar (The Cat from Outer Space, M*A*S*H). In true Disney fashion, the underdog wins out and saves the day.

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