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Mist: The Tale of a Sheepdog Puppy (TV 2006)Director:Richard Overall |
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Title: Mist: The Tale of a Sheepdog Puppy (TV 2006)
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Sir Gregory
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Rosalind Blessed | ... |
Josie Duck /
Lost Lamb
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Vanessa Clarke | ... |
Jessica Duck /
Vanessa the Lady Ewe
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Karyn Claydon | ... |
Drift /
Janet Duck /
Forgetful Ewe
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Sandra Dickinson | ... |
Gail /
Joyce Duck
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Mel Giedroyc | ... |
Mist
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The Boss
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Jake
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Ernie /
Storm /
MacVicar
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25 December 2006 (UK) See more »Company Credits
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Mist: No cliffs, no rams, no head to head.
Sir Gregory: My boss has no nose, how does he smell?
Mist: Terrible!
[they both laugh]
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Sir Gregory: What are the three golden rules?Mist: No cliffs, no rams, no head to head.
Sir Gregory: My boss has no nose, how does he smell?
Mist: Terrible!
[they both laugh]
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I think that FeiLongEX is really an alias for Fern. Who else would say such nasty things about a wonderful and funny feel-good movie -- the kind this world can use many more of. I loved the story of Mist, the characters (even Fern!), the landscape, the music, the accents, everything. This movie makes me wish I could live on a sheep farm in Devon and be friends with the people behind the animal voices. I thought they did a fantastic job. I live with a rescued deaf Border collie who has a very strong herding instinct, and it is educational to see working sheepdogs in action and learn a bit about the training process. Watching it through the dog's perspective made it all the more interesting. I plan to tell lots of friends about this gem of a movie and am very much looking forward to watching the sequel that was just barely released.