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In order to prevent a disaster, a rugged police canine is forced to go undercover with his human partner at a prestigious dog show, where he is subjected to endless primping and a makeover.
2018
English
Stereo
Action/adventure
Police
Children
Dog Show
Comedy
Crime
Animals
Family
Preteen
Cast & Crew
Will Arnett
(Actor)
.. Frank
Natasha Lyonne
(Actor)
.. Mattie
Delia Sheppard
(Actor)
.. Socialite Faye
Cristina Dohmen
(Actor)
.. Kristina Fernandes
Andy Beckwith
(Actor)
.. Bernie
Omar Chaparro
(Actor)
.. Señor Gabriel
Kerry Shale
(Actor)
.. Klaus Hochauser
Atul Sharma
(Actor)
.. Businessman
Ronni Ancona
(Actor)
.. Poopsie Chow's Owner
Bern Collaco
(Actor)
Brian Blum
(Actor)
Daniel Eghan
(Actor)
.. Businessman
Rusty Meyers
(Actor)
.. VIP Bar Guest
Clem Sohn
(Actor)
.. The Chinese Businessman
Renee Castle
(Actor)
Lou Wilson
(Actor)
.. Security Guard
Rachel Boyde
(Actor)
.. Kiosk Shopper
Madeleine Woolner
(Actor)
.. Sales Girl
Flaminia Cinque
(Actor)
.. Spa Manager
Khali Best
(Actor)
.. Animal Control Officer
Tim Dunigan
(Actor)
.. Las Vegas Parade Spectator
Juke Hardy
(Actor)
.. Shadowy Buyer
Lachelle Carl
(Actor)
.. FBI Director
Jemarko Jones
(Actor)
.. Red Carpet Guest
Shane Santos
(Actor)
.. Red Carpet Party Guest
Ashley Nicole Murray
(Actor)
.. Red Carpet Guest
Joan Iyiola
(Actor)
.. Afghan
Oliver Tompsett
(Actor)
.. Chauncey
Pino Maiello
(Actor)
.. Saudi Businessman
Kylee Williams Russell
(Actor)
.. Red Carpet Guest
Eric Guideng
(Actor)
.. Himself - Photographer
Laura Radford
(Actor)
Melanie Ebanks
(Actor)
.. Animal Control Officer
Tonya Todd
(Actor)
.. Perfume Sales Girl
Bharat Mistri
(Actor)
.. Businessman
Roger Julian Cross
(Actor)
.. Las Vegas Parade Spectator
Heiko Effenberger
(Actor)
.. Red Carpet Party Guest
Alexander Garganera
(Actor)
.. Balloon Entertainer
Trenton Brisco
(Actor)
.. VIP Bar Guest
Steve Apelt
(Actor)
.. Arena Photographer
Jeremy Angel
(Actor)
.. Las Vegas Parade Spectator
Sylvester Livingstone
(Actor)
.. Parent
Paul Edmonds
(Actor)
.. Canine Judge
Champion Ujay Kalinow At Menigma
(Actor)
.. Catwalk Borzoi
Eve Dawes
(Actor)
.. VIP Guest
Blair Edwards
(Actor)
.. VIP Bar Guest
Anna Weston
(Actor)
.. Parade Spectator
Karl James Langford
(Actor)
.. Photographer
Michael Beal
(Actor)
.. Parade Guest
Ann Blyth
(Actor)
.. VIP Bar Guest
Curt Gebers
(Actor)
.. VIP Red Carpet Guest
Sean Alexander
(Actor)
.. Himself - Illusionist
Bi Tutssel
(Actor)
.. Shadow Buyer
Heather Mehudar
(Actor)
.. Las Vegas Parade Spectator
Colin Stinton
(Actor)
.. NYPD Chief
Renée Castle
(Actor)
.. News Anchor
Ben Kerr
(Actor)
.. NYPD Cop
Thomas Piper
(Actor)
Philipp Moog
(Actor)
Stephanie Kellner
(Actor)
More Information
Did You Know..
Will Arnett
(Actor)
.. Frank
Born:
May 04, 1970
Birthplace: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Birthplace: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Trivia:
After almost a decade of starring in failed pilots, Toronto-born Will Arnett finally hit pay dirt in 2003 when Fox picked up Arrested Development, an irreverent sitcom that cast him as a spoiled rich kid-turned-aspiring illusionist. While the show struggled in ratings, it won loads of critical praise and garnered an incredibly loyal fan base that helped keep it on the air for three seasons before Fox finally gave up and pulled the plug. In the wake of Arrested Development's cancellation, Arnett quickly and smoothly transitioned into big-screen work. His first starring role came in 2006 with the comedy Let's Go to Prison! Though the film failed to find success at the box office, Arnett's momentum wasn't hampered in the least. In 2007, his film career exploded with supporting roles in Blades of Glory, Hot Rod, and Ratatouille, and a starring slot opposite Saturday Night Live's Will Forte in The Brothers Solomon. That same year also saw Arnett starting a scene-stealing recurring role on NBC's 30 Rock and a memorable voice-over cameo in Edgar Wright's faux-trailer contribution to Grindhouse, "Don't."Thanks to his distinctive deep voice, Arnett found steady work in animated films including Ratatouille, Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who, Monsters vs. Aliens, Despicable Me, and The Lego Movie. He had a failed sitcom, Running Wilde, in 2010 that was cancelled after just one season, but he quickly found himself as the lead on the NBC sitcom Up All Night opposite Christina Applegate, a show that did earn a second season before it too was cancelled. Arnett tried again with the CBS comedy The Millers in 2013 and also reprised his role in the resurrected fourth season of Arrested Development on Netflix.
Natasha Lyonne
(Actor)
.. Mattie
Born:
April 04, 1979
Birthplace: New York, New York, United States
Birthplace: New York, New York, United States
Trivia:
With her wild curls, gawky build, and street-smart attitude, Natasha Lyonne presents a refreshing departure from the many blow-dried, plasticized young actors of her generation. Since appearing in Woody Allen's Everyone Says I Love You in 1996, Lyonne has consistently wowed critics with her intelligent, no-nonsense portrayals of teenage girls who are anything but typical.Born into a conservative Jewish family on April 4, 1979, in New York City, Lyonne spent her childhood in New York and Israel. She broke into show business early with her role as Opal on Pee-Wee's Playhouse (1986). Her first film of any import (aside from Heartburn (1986), in which she had an uncredited role) was 1993's Dennis the Menace. It was her next film, Everyone Says I Love You, that won Lyonne initial recognition. Critics praised her portrayal of Woody Allen's daughter, praise that was magnified with her role in Tamara Jenkins' The Slums of Beverly Hills (1998). The film won almost unanimous critical praise, as did Lyonne's endearingly jaded portrayal of Vivian Abramowitz. The success of Slums was inversely proportional to that of Lyonne's next film, Krippendorf's Tribe, which also starred Richard Dreyfuss and Jenna Elfman. However, the disappointment of that movie was more than made up for by Lyonne's following project, the very successful American Pie. As the wise and weary Jessica, Lyonne, in the minds of many critics, stole the show with her all-too limited appearance. Fortunately, thanks to both the film's success and her consistently solid performances, it was virtually ensured that critics and audiences alike would be able to see a great deal more of her, though her roles in the sequels American Pie 2 and Scary Movie 2 amounted to little more than glorified cameos, almost unrecognizably so in the case of the latter.
Delia Sheppard
(Actor)
.. Socialite Faye
Trivia:
Lead actress, onscreen from the '80s.
Cristina Dohmen
(Actor)
.. Kristina Fernandes
Andy Beckwith
(Actor)
.. Bernie
Omar Chaparro
(Actor)
.. Señor Gabriel
Kerry Shale
(Actor)
.. Klaus Hochauser
Atul Sharma
(Actor)
.. Businessman
Ronni Ancona
(Actor)
.. Poopsie Chow's Owner
Born:
July 04, 1968
Bern Collaco
(Actor)
Brian Blum
(Actor)
Daniel Eghan
(Actor)
.. Businessman
Rusty Meyers
(Actor)
.. VIP Bar Guest
Born:
October 01, 1957
Clem Sohn
(Actor)
.. The Chinese Businessman
Renee Castle
(Actor)
Lou Wilson
(Actor)
.. Security Guard
Rachel Boyde
(Actor)
.. Kiosk Shopper
Madeleine Woolner
(Actor)
.. Sales Girl
Flaminia Cinque
(Actor)
.. Spa Manager
Born:
August 20, 1964
Khali Best
(Actor)
.. Animal Control Officer
Tim Dunigan
(Actor)
.. Las Vegas Parade Spectator
Born:
August 02, 1955
Birthplace: St. Louis, Missouri
Birthplace: St. Louis, Missouri
Juke Hardy
(Actor)
.. Shadowy Buyer
Lachelle Carl
(Actor)
.. FBI Director
Jemarko Jones
(Actor)
.. Red Carpet Guest
Shane Santos
(Actor)
.. Red Carpet Party Guest
Ashley Nicole Murray
(Actor)
.. Red Carpet Guest
Joan Iyiola
(Actor)
.. Afghan
Oliver Tompsett
(Actor)
.. Chauncey
Pino Maiello
(Actor)
.. Saudi Businessman
Kylee Williams Russell
(Actor)
.. Red Carpet Guest
Eric Guideng
(Actor)
.. Himself - Photographer
Laura Radford
(Actor)
Melanie Ebanks
(Actor)
.. Animal Control Officer
Tonya Todd
(Actor)
.. Perfume Sales Girl
Bharat Mistri
(Actor)
.. Businessman
Roger Julian Cross
(Actor)
.. Las Vegas Parade Spectator
Heiko Effenberger
(Actor)
.. Red Carpet Party Guest
Alexander Garganera
(Actor)
.. Balloon Entertainer
Trenton Brisco
(Actor)
.. VIP Bar Guest
Steve Apelt
(Actor)
.. Arena Photographer
Jeremy Angel
(Actor)
.. Las Vegas Parade Spectator
Sylvester Livingstone
(Actor)
.. Parent
Paul Edmonds
(Actor)
.. Canine Judge
Champion Ujay Kalinow At Menigma
(Actor)
.. Catwalk Borzoi
Eve Dawes
(Actor)
.. VIP Guest
Blair Edwards
(Actor)
.. VIP Bar Guest
Anna Weston
(Actor)
.. Parade Spectator
Karl James Langford
(Actor)
.. Photographer
Michael Beal
(Actor)
.. Parade Guest
Ann Blyth
(Actor)
.. VIP Bar Guest
Born:
August 16, 1928
Trivia:
A radio singer at age 5, American actress Ann Blyth studied for an operatic career, making her debut in this endeavor with the San Carlo Opera Company. In 1943, at age 15, Ann was playing Paul Lukas' daughter in the Broadway production Watch on the Rhine; two years later she was under contract to Universal studios as the latest in that company's "threats" against their recalcitrant resident soprano Deanna Durbin. Blyth wasn't given anything close to a chance to show her talents until she was cast as Joan Crawford's hateful daughter Veda in Mildred Pierce (1945). For this performance, which ran the gamut from thinly veiled insults addressed at Crawford to the murder of her mother's paramour (Zachary Scott), she was nominated for an Academy Award. After recovering from a back injury, Blyth worked ceaselessly in films, alternating between sappily sweet parts in such fluff as Free for All (1949) and Sally and St. Anne (1951) and tougher assignments like the white-hot truculence expended in her portrayal of Regina Hubbard in Another Part of the Forest (1948). Perhaps the most off-kilter of her starring roles was in Mr. Peabody and the Mermaid (1948) wherein she played the female half of the title, spending much of the film in a state of (implied) toplessness. In 1954, she was finally permitted to display her beautifully trained voice in such musicals as The Student Prince (1954), Rose Marie (1955) and Kismet (1956). But when called upon to play a real-life songstress in The Helen Morgan Story (1957), she was dubbed by Gogi Grant! Helen Morgan Story was Blyth's final film role; she spent the rest of her career on stage, TV and in concert - and, in the late 1970s, she showed up as the surprisingly domesticated spokesperson for Hostess Cupcakes.
Curt Gebers
(Actor)
.. VIP Red Carpet Guest
Sean Alexander
(Actor)
.. Himself - Illusionist
Bi Tutssel
(Actor)
.. Shadow Buyer
Heather Mehudar
(Actor)
.. Las Vegas Parade Spectator
Colin Stinton
(Actor)
.. NYPD Chief
Born:
March 10, 1947
Birthplace: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Birthplace: Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Trivia:
Emmigrated to the USA when he was 5-years old in 1952. Performed with the Dinglefest Theatre Company when he was at Northern Illinois University. Worked frequently with the playwright-director David Mamet when he was part of the Chicago theatre scene. Played the role of Mr. Robinson in a Broadway production of The Graduate in 2002. Played the role of Benjamin Franklin in a theatre production of Mr Foote's Other Leg at the Hampstead Theatre in 2015. Involved in a charity auction for Art for Cure, raising money for the care and cure of breast cancer in 2016.
Renée Castle
(Actor)
.. News Anchor
Ben Kerr
(Actor)
.. NYPD Cop
Thomas Piper
(Actor)
Philipp Moog
(Actor)
Born:
August 29, 1961
Birthplace: Munich
Birthplace: Munich
Stephanie Kellner
(Actor)
