Three men track down a pack of dobermans and along with a young Native American boy, train the dogs to rob the campaign funds of a politician.Three men track down a pack of dobermans and along with a young Native American boy, train the dogs to rob the campaign funds of a politician.Three men track down a pack of dobermans and along with a young Native American boy, train the dogs to rob the campaign funds of a politician.
Charles Robinson
- Steve
- (as Charles Knox Robinson)
Joan Caulfield
- Claudia
- (as Miss Joan Caulfield)
Claudio Martínez
- Billy
- (as Claudio Martinez)
George 'Buck' Flower
- Luther
- (as Buck Flower)
John War Eagle
- Grandfather
- (as John Wareagle)
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Note: These movies are not comic! They're light action/adventure movies. I do not remember a single comic scene in this movie or its predecessor.
I watched "the Doberman Gang" and this one back to back. I gave this an 8 while the predecessor a 9. Although the acting was better in this one, the only plausible reason for the difference in my mind was the "usualness" of it all when I watched the second one.
The training sequences in both of them are amazing and there was a lot of detail in the plot. The schemes were well-thought over and well-explained. I give credit to the writers, directors, trainers and almost everyone else who worked in this difficult movie and achieved near-perfection in its execution.
I watched "the Doberman Gang" and this one back to back. I gave this an 8 while the predecessor a 9. Although the acting was better in this one, the only plausible reason for the difference in my mind was the "usualness" of it all when I watched the second one.
The training sequences in both of them are amazing and there was a lot of detail in the plot. The schemes were well-thought over and well-explained. I give credit to the writers, directors, trainers and almost everyone else who worked in this difficult movie and achieved near-perfection in its execution.
Do you want to laugh non-stop at the most ridiculous and comical movie ever made? I "think" The Daring Dobermans was intended to be a serious movie, but please please don't watch it that way. If you can look at it as a joke, the movie is extremely entertaining. Otherwise, don't waste your time as this is by far one of the worst movies I've seen.
This film is a direct continuation of the first part with the six Doberman running in the wilderness after the Bulldog.
But it never showed what happened to the Bulldog or the dog trainer.
It also never clarified whether anyone survived from the first part.
What happened to June (Julie Parrish)?
In the first one there was a professional dog trainer but here it is jus a small boy n a bunch of men without any experience.
Anyway this film is again about a bunch of fellas training the same dogs to commit a robbery. While the first one was very innovative, with tension n humour n a solid training regime, this one is a bit boring n jus an xcuse to cash in on the success of its predecessor. First saw this in the late 80s on a vhs. Revisited it recently on a pirated dvd with a solid print n audio. This one is not available on YouTube. The third one Amazing Dobermans is available on YouTube but now m exhausted n do not want to revisit it.
In the first one there was a professional dog trainer but here it is jus a small boy n a bunch of men without any experience.
Anyway this film is again about a bunch of fellas training the same dogs to commit a robbery. While the first one was very innovative, with tension n humour n a solid training regime, this one is a bit boring n jus an xcuse to cash in on the success of its predecessor. First saw this in the late 80s on a vhs. Revisited it recently on a pirated dvd with a solid print n audio. This one is not available on YouTube. The third one Amazing Dobermans is available on YouTube but now m exhausted n do not want to revisit it.
I caught both doberman films on cinemax this morning and was impressed. These dogs were greatly trained and were fun to watch pull heists. Good family viewing. Entertaining to watch if you are bored. It seems most animal movies nowadays are not as well made compared to The Doberman Gang and The Daring Dobermans as well as Benji.
This is the second best movie about dogs robbing banks, just behind The Doberman Gang. I may be biased, but I think every movie can be improved by adding scenes where dobermans bite people. Doesn't matter if it's a film about a football player dying of cancer or a single mother living in her car trying to raise her children while she struggles with mental illness. More dobermans please! The script could have used some tightening up but honestly, there could have been no dialogue and it would still be a rewatchable movie, owing to the charm, poise and brutal elegance of our handsome, felonious dobies!
Watch this film and run with the dogs tonight!
Watch this film and run with the dogs tonight!
Did you know
- TriviaThis film picks up where Le gang des doberman (1972) left off. The six Doberman Pinschers from that film are seen robbing a bank and then running off with the money.
- GoofsWhen the Dobermans are seen at the bank and leaving the bank, they are wearing collars with metal studs. When they are first seen "in the wild", they are wearing plain leather collars.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Trailer Trauma V: 70s Action Attack! (2020)
- SoundtracksBilly's Song
Music by Robert O. Ragland
Lyrics by Marcia Waldorf
Sung by Marcia Waldorf
[Played when Billy's home life is shown; reprise over the end credits]
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- Dobermanlarin Dönüsü (1976)
- Production company
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- Runtime
- 1h 30m(90 min)
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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