Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuAn ex-vaudevillian joins forces with a wandering prizefighter to raise enough money to spring his dog from the pound.An ex-vaudevillian joins forces with a wandering prizefighter to raise enough money to spring his dog from the pound.An ex-vaudevillian joins forces with a wandering prizefighter to raise enough money to spring his dog from the pound.
Robert Sutton
- Pound Attendant
- (as Raymond Sutton)
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Lew Grade had to step down as a director of ATV when he reached the age of 70 so he decided to go into the production of films,more's the pity. He inflicted some truly awful films on cinemagoers,including Raise the Titanic,which eventual him and his company.
This however was a totally delightful film starting the great Tom Moody and scruffy the dog. Moody proved to be a fantastic dancer in this film.
Even if you are not a dog owner of lover you will really enjoy this film.
So what did Lee Grades do? He sold the film to television so it never got a cinema showing. His judgement clearly failed him,but given his many poor decisions it is little surprise.
This however was a totally delightful film starting the great Tom Moody and scruffy the dog. Moody proved to be a fantastic dancer in this film.
Even if you are not a dog owner of lover you will really enjoy this film.
So what did Lee Grades do? He sold the film to television so it never got a cinema showing. His judgement clearly failed him,but given his many poor decisions it is little surprise.
I recorded this gem off the "Foremost Movie" late one Sunday night and am surprised this film isn't more popular or available!! After watching so called 'Hollywood North' spring up over the last 20 years or so it's great to see where the true pioneers came from. Dogpound Shuffle was shot entirely in Vancouver sometime in 1973 and has a pre-Starsky and Hutch David Soul along with Ron Moody who apparently made his fame in Vaudeville in England. The story is basically about two down on their luck bums who spend most of the movie trying to raise enough money to get Steps dog, Spot(alternate title) out of the East Vancouver dog pound!! For anyone living in the lower East Side (one of the worst drug problems in the world) it's great to play recognize the location after watching "Rumble in the Bronx" one too many times. But God knows how you're going to do that when you can't find the movie ANYWHERE!! I seem to remember it appearing on e-bay awhile back but why the hell ain't it on DVD??
I saw this movie on late night local tv when i was about 12. And ever since have asked people about it but nobody ever heard of it. Literally no one...I began to think maybe i dreamt it.
It was sad and funny and left you with a good feeling about love and friendship. I would highly recommend this to everyone. Don't remember anything that a child shouldn't see in it...the beating was ugly but we see that all the time. So the whole family could watch it.
It was sad and funny and left you with a good feeling about love and friendship. I would highly recommend this to everyone. Don't remember anything that a child shouldn't see in it...the beating was ugly but we see that all the time. So the whole family could watch it.
I watched this film last night, I found it very engaging . Not much of a story by modern day standards. It was easy going on the mind and soul. Two good actors not crowding each other out. David Soul played the kind hearted dim wit, Ron Moody the worldly wise con man with a great love of his dog and his dancing ability. (I was greatly impressed with his dancing ability).
While the film may be slow for modern tastes it as OK for me. The fight scene was well acted. I did like the latter scene with the escaped dogs. I also enjoyed the two leads conning the wife to open her door to rescue Steps dog. Also the happy ending.
While the film may be slow for modern tastes it as OK for me. The fight scene was well acted. I did like the latter scene with the escaped dogs. I also enjoyed the two leads conning the wife to open her door to rescue Steps dog. Also the happy ending.
A film about a likeable tramp that loses his beloved dog to the pound. Another loser befriends him and together they fight for the return Of the tramps dog. The tramp goes to high-class restaurants and dances to get his dog Spot from the pound, passing his hat around at the end. He then has to face the bureaucratic robots (people that run the dog pound) to get his dog. I guess me being a dog lover I loved the film very much. It was acted so well, heart warming and a great film for children to know that they have to care for their pets. Just one thing wrong though. I have searched for this video for years and up to this very day I cannot find it. I have watched many films but Dog Pound Shuffle is one of my favourite movies. Naturally not as exciting as an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie but what I term a very heartwarming story about people who care. Definitely worth viewing
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- WissenswertesRon Moody had to learn how to dance for his role as Steps.
- SoundtracksIf I'm Going To See You Tomorrow
Music and Lyrics by Dave White (as David White) and Jeffrey Bloom
Vocal by Lynne Marta
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- Vancouver, British Columbia, Kanada(main location)
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- 640.000 $ (geschätzt)
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