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Paws (1997)Alex knows the whereabouts of a stashed-away fortune of $1 million. The mysterious Anja kidnaps him, but he's transferred clues of location of the cash onto computer disk that he gives to ... See full summary » Director:Karl Zwicky |
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Cast
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PC
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Nathan Cavaleri | ... |
Zac
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Emilie François | ... |
Samantha
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Joe Petruzzi | ... |
Stephen
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Caroline Gillmer | ... |
Susie
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Amy
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Sandy Gore | ... |
Anja
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Freyja Meere | ... |
Binky
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Norman Kaye | ... |
Alex
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Kevin Golsby | ... |
Commentator
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Cafe Owner
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Julie Godfrey | ... |
Sister Deidre
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Nick White | ... |
Zac's Father
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Gezelle Byrnes | ... |
Agnes
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Ben Connolly | ... |
Billy
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Alex knows the whereabouts of a stashed-away fortune of $1 million. The mysterious Anja kidnaps him, but he's transferred clues of location of the cash onto computer disk that he gives to his dog called PC, who has to find a friend of Alex, Susan. Written by Anonymous
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
25 September 1997 (Australia) See more »Also Known As:
El gos informàtic See more »Box Office
Opening Weekend:
£137,731 (UK) (13 February 1998)Gross:
£1,778,391 (UK) (17 April 1998)Company Credits
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Australian Film Finance Corporation (AFFC), Latent Image Productions Pty. Ltd., New South Wales Film & Television Office See more »
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The person who wrote in from Sleepyville seems to have been doing just that during this movie... sleep! I mean, if the great Billy Connolly's witty vocal delivery didn't keep him wide awake and laughing out loud, I don't know what would! True, the movie is one for kids mainly and there are a lot of inaccuracies, but it all evolves around Connolly's sterling work on the vocals. Not bad movie at all, enhanced all the more by Billy Connolly, the Scot of the Anarcich.