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Eva is a girl that is feeling left out and ignored when her new baby brother arrives. Nothing is going well for her, until she finds a new friend. Her new friend is Dodger, a monkey. Dodger and Eva become close friends and entertain crowds at the Boardwalk. That is, until Eva finds out that Dodger has a hidden talent - he's a trained thief.Written by
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Eva presumably lives in the Warwick building in Los Angeles as the name Warwick is showing above the entrance to the building when she saying goodbye to her mom before going to her dad's house. When Katie's mom gets onto the 405 freeway, she gets on from Sunset Boulevard. The Warwick is on Sycamore Avenue which would be closer to Wilshire Boulevard, so it doesn't quite make sense for her to go all the way to Sunset Blvd, which is a longer route when she could've just got onto the 405 from Wilshire Blvd or Santa Monica Boulevard. See more »
Quotes
Echo Man:
Well-well, so-so nice-ice to-to se-see you-ou ah-all hear-ear to-to-day-day. Thank-ank you-ou all-all for-for come-um-ming-ing.
[to an attractive young lady in a nice sundress]
Echo Man:
Hi-hi, dear-dear! Nice-nice out-out-fit-fit.
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Crazy Credits
The film is dedicated "For Eva", after Eva Amurri, director Franco Amurri's daughter. See more »
WHO GETS DA LOOT
Performed by Quo
Written by JD Tru and Ross Hogarth
Courtesy of M II Records
By Arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
JD Tru Music and Hoax Finoax Music (BMI) See more »
Thora Birch made this such a wonderful movie to watch and Harvey Keitel added great substance as the villain. One of the best family friendly adventures of the 90's! Lovely morals in it too - it teaches you right from wrong in the sweetest way possible.
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Thora Birch made this such a wonderful movie to watch and Harvey Keitel added great substance as the villain. One of the best family friendly adventures of the 90's! Lovely morals in it too - it teaches you right from wrong in the sweetest way possible.