All Dogs Go to Heaven (1989)
A canine angel, Charlie, sneaks back to earth from heaven but ends up befriending an orphan girl who can speak to animals. In the process, Charlie learns that friendship is the most heavenly gift of all.
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Directors:
Don Bluth , Gary Goldman (co-director), Dan Kuenster (co-director)Writers:
Don Bluth (story), Ken Cromar (story), Gary Goldman (story), Larry Leker (story), Linda Miller (story), Monica Parker (story), John Pomeroy (story), Guy Shulman (story), David J. Steinberg (story), David N. Weiss (story), David N. Weiss (screenplay)All Cast & Crew
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Trivia
Dan Kuenster, the co-director and storyboard artist of the film played the voice of the Doberman Bookie in Carface's Casino.
Quotes
Stella Dallas:
Yoo-hoo! Reginald! Excuse me!
Sir Reginald:
Oh! Splendid! Hello, Stella. Jolly good day for a race, of course.
Stella Dallas:
Oh, yes. But Reginald, honey - and I do have to hate to rain on your parade - but did you know...
Stella Dallas:
...it's the Grand Chawhee's birthday?
Sir Reginald:
Oh, really? You ...
Goofs
Charlie brings pizza to Flo and her pups. Pizza would have been unknown in New Orleans in 1939. It did not become popular all over the United States until after World War II.
Crazy Credits
The opening credits are interspersed with Charlie and Itchy's breakout from the pound.
Alternate Versions
Although Charlie's nightmare about Hell was trimmed in the common cut of the film, a personal director's cut by Don Bluth' included the scene's full length.
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Let Me Be SurprisedWritten by Charles Strouse
Sung by Melba Moore and Burt Reynolds
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Genres
Animation | Comedy | Drama | Family | Fantasy | MusicalDetails
Release Date:
17 November 1989Language
English
Country of Origin
Ireland, UK, USABox Office
Budget:
$13,800,000 (estimated)Gross:
$27,100,027 (USA)
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