Daddy Dog Day
(2003)
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Daddy Dog Day
(2003)
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| Gary Busey | ... |
Archie Channinng
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| Oz Perkins | ... |
Guardian Angel Sweeney
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| Curtis Armstrong | ... |
Dexter Pearlsley
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| Christopher Atkins | ... |
Woodward Channing
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Jessica Ferrarone | ... |
Joanne Channing
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| Caryn Greenhut | ... |
Sarah
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| Jillian Clare | ... |
Megan Channing
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Galvin Chapman | ... |
Brian Channing
(as Galvin T. Chapman)
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| Bill Fagerbakke | ... |
Security Guard Londo
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| Dorien Wilson | ... |
Security Guard Pressle
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| P.J. Ochlan | ... |
Frank the Janitor
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| Kieran Mulroney | ... |
Dog Catcher Wally Sprigs
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| Joe Sabatino | ... |
Policeman #1
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| Britt George | ... |
Policeman #2
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| Ursula Whittaker | ... |
Angel #1
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Archie is a rich and utterly despicable practical joker. He is one week away from playing a CD-ROM that will change the lives of his trusted manager, Dexter, and other employees forever when he is suddenly involved in a deadly accident. He quickly discovers that instead of entering Heaven's pearly gates, he is being sent back to Earth to clean up the mess he created. Since he has an absolute dislike for animals, especially dogs, it is quickly decided that he should be returned to Earth as a dog and not just any dog, mind you, but a fluffy white Pomeranian named Quigley. Sweeney, an "observing" guardian angel, will accompany him. He is the only person who will actually see the real Archie. Everyone else sees Quigley. He's given two very different assignments. One is to retrieve the CD-ROM before it's played and the other is to help his brother, Woodward, and his family, whom he hasn't talked to in years. Quigley (a very confused Archie) has much to do and little time to do it. Written by Anonymous
If you ever plan on renting (hopefully not buying) this movie, think again. It was as if Gary Busey had a gun to his head and was forced to act or die. I only wonder if Busey was arrested for something and was sentenced to play in this movie because I just don't see the guy that acted so much better with Keanu Reeves in Point Break play in this disaster. It was a feel-good movie, but there are thousands of other feel-good movies that make you laugh without wanting you to get your money back.
The only reason I would ever tell someone to rent this movie is to watch this movie is to see Gary Busey jump up and down like a monkey. If you want a good funny movie, pass up Quigley and go rent Spongebob or something.