Une niche pour deux

Original title: The Pooch and the Pauper

TV Movie
2000
1h 28m

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This film howlingly humorous and exciting adventure about Liberty, the spoiled uppity First Dog of the United States, who unwittingly trades places with the mangy streetwise look-a-like bull... Read allThis film howlingly humorous and exciting adventure about Liberty, the spoiled uppity First Dog of the United States, who unwittingly trades places with the mangy streetwise look-a-like bulldog, Moocher.This film howlingly humorous and exciting adventure about Liberty, the spoiled uppity First Dog of the United States, who unwittingly trades places with the mangy streetwise look-a-like bulldog, Moocher.

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3.6/10

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10dealex66

A very funny retelling of the classic Prince And The Pauper tale.

My family and I loved this version of the classic Prince And The Pauper tale. This made for television movie by Disney/ABC is funny and has plenty of heart. Plus Fred Willard as the President and George Wendt from Cheers as a dog catcher are great. It seems like the budget must have been pretty small as they did't spring for the animated talking animal mouths like in Babe and Stuart Little. But that aside, the animal characters were so funny that it really didn't matter. Plus they do some really cool things...including parachuting.

1R2-X2

An American Embarrassment

This one was just a total crash from start to finish. Disney must not be trying anymore. This dog Liberty is the exact opposite of what our forefathers fought for over 200 years ago. The dog expects to be treated like royalty. Our great nation has been free from royal rule for 224 years thank you very much! Why doesn't Disney just have Liberty piddle on the Bill of Rights & call it entertainment? It would have fit in with the characters & plot.

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