My Pet Monster (1986)
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- Not Rated
- 1h 0min
- Comedy, Family
- 1986 (USA)
- Video
Snyder, a historian who has spent many years trying to unlock the powers of a statue, wishes to capture Max for validation of his life's work.
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Cast
| Sunny Besen Thrasher | ... |
Max
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| Alyson Court | ... |
Melanie
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| Yannick Bisson | ... |
Rod
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| Colin Fox | ... |
Snyder
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| Jayne Eastwood | ... |
Mrs. Smith
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| David Fox | ... |
Mr. Smith
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| Kelly Rowan | ... |
Stephanie
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Mark Parr | ... |
The Monster
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| Hardee T. Lineham | ... |
Stu
(as Hardee Lineham)
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Ron Gabriel | ... |
Karl
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| Michael J. Reynolds | ... |
Dr. Lewis
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Lee-Max Walton | ... |
Bernie
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Michael Fantini | ... |
Doug
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Larry Aubrey | ... |
Mr. Blair
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Dan MacDonald | ... |
Mr. Sommers
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| Pixie Bigelow | ... |
Mrs. Sommers
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Tom Harvey | ... |
Show Judge
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Elizabeth Leslie | ... |
Mrs. Hawkley
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Randy Hughson | ... |
A Curator
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Directed by
| Timothy Bond | ||
| Jay Miller | ||
| Dick Schneider | ||
Written by
| Barry Downes | ... | (story editor) |
| Beryl Pfizer | ... | (writer) |
| J.D. Smith | ... | (teleplay) |
Produced by
| Jack Chojnacki | ... | associate producer |
| Elizabeth Davis | ... | associate producer |
| Rita Devlin | ... | assistant producer |
| Michael Hirsh | ... | executive producer |
| Harvey Levin | ... | associate producer |
| Patrick Loubert | ... | executive producer |
| Andrea Naier | ... | assistant producer |
| Dick Schneider | ... | producer |
| Clive A. Smith | ... | executive producer |
| Helene Taub | ... | line producer |
| Brian Walker | ... | producer |
Music by
| John Welsman | ||
Cinematography by
| Douglas Kiefer | ... | (as Douglas Keifer) |
Editorial Department
| Alison Fisher | ... | first assistant editor |
| Teresa Hannigan | ... | picture editor |
| Gregor Hutchison | ... | post-production coordinator |
| Tom Joerin | ... | picture editor |
| Sarah Peddie | ... | first assistant editor |
| Leon B. Wood | ... | second assistant editor |
Casting By
| Arlene Berman | ||
Art Direction by
| Lee Maymen | ... | (as Lee Mayman) |
| Edwin Watkins | ... | (as Ted Watkins) |
Set Decoration by
| Chris Dutton | ... | (as Christopher Dutton) |
Costume Design by
| Leonie Wilkins | ||
Makeup Department
| Gail 'Freddie' Godden | ... | key hair dresser (as G.E. 'Freddie' Godden) |
| Judy Murdock | ... | key makeup artist |
Production Management
| Ken Gord | ... | production manager |
| Jim Hill | ... | unit manager |
| Marilyn Munder | ... | production manager |
| Clem Rivera | ... | unit manager |
Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
| Howard Barish | ... | first assistant director |
| Robert Caminiti | ... | associate director (as Bob Caminiti) |
| Bill Cronin | ... | associate director |
| Marilyn Jacobs | ... | associate director (as Marilyn Jacobs-Furey) |
| Alice Johnathon | ... | trainee assistant director |
| Kevin Kelly | ... | associate director |
| John Pace | ... | second assistant director |
| Mark Pancer | ... | third assistant director |
Art Department
| Frank Aloise | ... | designer |
| Rob Ballantyne | ... | art department trainee |
| Ann Belsky | ... | lead designer |
| Donald Bennett | ... | props buyer |
| Jim Craig | ... | storyboard artist |
| Deborah Harbin | ... | designer |
| John Jackson | ... | head carpenter |
| Henry Jesiak | ... | lead props |
| Bubby Kettlewell | ... | head painter |
| Michael Laudati | ... | designer |
| Carolyn 'Cal' Loucks | ... | trainee set dresser (as Carolyn Loucks) |
| Jeffrey A. Melvin | ... | props master |
| Gloria Rivera | ... | designer |
| Davis Scott | ... | designer |
| Kim Steede | ... | lead set dresser (as Kimothy Steede) |
| Jasna Stefanovic | ... | assistant art director |
| Ernie Thiel | ... | designer |
Sound Department
| Boris Altshtater | ... | boom operator |
| Chaim Gilad | ... | sound mixer |
| Greg Glynn | ... | sound editor |
| Peter McBurnie | ... | foley editor |
| Denise McCormick | ... | sound editor |
| Allan Scarth | ... | boom operator |
| Dale Sheldrake | ... | adr editor |
Visual Effects by
| Paul Cavrell | ... | junior modeler |
| Jim Fall | ... | junior modeler |
| Mandy Fatovich | ... | modeling |
| Reid Richards | ... | modeling |
Stunts
| Mark Parr | ... | stunts |
| John Walsh | ... | stunts |
Camera and Electrical Department
| Don Caulfield | ... | gaffer (as Donald Caulfield) |
| Neil Fraser | ... | second grip |
| Marni Grossman | ... | still photographer |
| Lynnie Johnston | ... | clapper/loader |
| Ruth S. Lyons | ... | third grip (as Ruth Lyons) |
| G.L. Phipps | ... | best boy |
| Cathryn Robertson | ... | focus puller |
| Harry Stroud | ... | electric |
| David Zimmermann | ... | key grip |
Animation Department
| Kim Cleary | ... | animation crew: title animation |
| Jim Craig | ... | animation crew: title animation |
| Carl Eckett | ... | animation supervisor |
| Eric Eisenstein | ... | animator |
| Mary Eklund | ... | animation crew: title animation (as Mary Eckland) |
| Brett Francis | ... | animator |
| Barry Frisher | ... | animator |
| Bill Goetz | ... | animator |
| Stephen Hodgins | ... | animation crew: title animation (as Steve Hodgins) |
| Arnie Lipsey | ... | animation crew: title animation |
| Jim Mott | ... | animator |
| Don Mulvaney | ... | animator |
| Brian Phraner | ... | animator |
| John Pinto | ... | animator |
| David Weinberg | ... | animator |
| Bob Wilkie | ... | animation crew: title animation |
Costume and Wardrobe Department
| Isabel De Biasio | ... | wardrobe mistress |
| Leslie Norgate | ... | wardrobe trainee |
Location Management
| Greg Chown | ... | assistant location manager |
| Adam J. Shully | ... | unit location manager |
Music Department
| Marvin Dolgay | ... | composer: theme music / producer: theme |
| Debbie Horowitz | ... | music editor |
| Mark Sanders | ... | assistant to composer |
Script and Continuity Department
| Paule Mercier | ... | script supervisor |
Transportation Department
| G. Kris Hawthorne | ... | driver captain (as Kris Hawthorne) |
| George Markos | ... | head driver |
| Alan Zweig | ... | transportation coordinator |
Additional Crew
| Megan Banning | ... | craft service |
| Joe Barzo | ... | production assistant |
| Stephen Brathwaite | ... | puppeteer |
| Rusty Case | ... | production assistant |
| George Chanter | ... | character development director |
| Linda Edwards | ... | character development director |
| Jim Elliot | ... | character development (as Jim Elliott) |
| Matthew Favaro Jr. | ... | production assistant |
| Maureen Fitzgerald | ... | production accountant |
| Donna Hooper | ... | unit administrator |
| Tom Jacobs | ... | character development |
| Rochelle Lulow | ... | character development director |
| Peter Mannion | ... | production assistant |
| Cindy Moyer | ... | character development |
| Guy Mullally | ... | re-write editor |
| Susan Phillips | ... | production coordinator |
| Linda Pope | ... | assistant to producer |
| Gord Robertson | ... | puppeteer |
| Michael Robertson | ... | character development |
| Margaret Selby | ... | production coordinator |
| Ralph Shaffer | ... | character development director |
| Tzvi Small | ... | production coordinator |
| Bob Stutt | ... | key puppeteer |
| Susan Trentel | ... | character development |
| Laura Williams | ... | character development |
Production Companies
- Nelvana
- Global (in association with)
- Téléfilm Canada (in association with)
- Hi-Tops Video (in association with)
Distributors
- Hi-Tops Video (1986) (United States) (VHS)
- Cineplex-Odeon Home Video (1986) (Canada) (VHS)
- MCA Home Video (1986) (Canada) (VHS)
- Video Treasures (1989) (United States) (VHS)
Special Effects
- N.N.T. Enterprises
- Digital Magic House (photographic effects)
- Scenemaker Studio (photographic effects)
Other Companies
- P.F.A. Labs (post-production services)
- Pathé Sound (post-production services)
- Ontario Ministry of Government Services (special thanks)
- The George R. Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art (special thanks)
- Ralston Purina Company (special thanks)
- Kodak Canada (special thanks)
- Those Characters From Cleveland (character)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Max is an average underdog boy trying to fit in at school but generally being a bit rubbish. During a field trip a statue turns him into a monster. A historian named Synder captures him and his sister but they break out in time to spoil their older brother, Rod's date. The monster scares his date's poodle before the dog show. Skipping on cash they take the dog to a cheap dog salon and the owner steals it and enters it himself. Rod swoops in and stops them from taking the prize and the men are sent to jail. For no logical reason the boy is restored and after begging to the statue the film ends on Synder gaining the power of the monster. Written by Mr. Q. Marx. |
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| Taglines | A live-action videocassette. See more » |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Despite popular belief, this is not a movie based on the cartoon series, it's the other way around. The movie went into development in 1985 and was released in 1986 with an intention of leading into a live action series. Instead it became a cartoon series in 1987 but did not follow the origins of the movie. Instead of Max becoming a monster, the main character became Monzi, a small cute and friendly monster from another dimension who befriends a boy named Max and his friends. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Featured in My Pet Monster (2010). See more » |
| Soundtracks | The Monster Mash See more » |
| Quotes |
Max:
Thanks for waking me up, Mel. Melanie: I did, you must have fallen back to sleep. See more » |