Snoopy's Reunion (1991)

To cheer up Snoopy, Charlie Brown helps him organise a family reunion of his litter siblings.

Director:

Sam Jaimes

Writers:

Charles M. Schulz (creator), Charles M. Schulz

Stars:

Philip Shafran, Josh Keaton, Kaitlyn Walker

Cast

Cast overview:
Philip Shafran	...	Charlie Brown (voice)
Josh Keaton	...	Linus van Pelt (voice) (as Josh Weiner)
Kaitlyn Walker	...	Sally Brown (voice)
Laurel Page	...	Mother (voice)
Steve Stoliar	...	Farmer / Bus Driver (voice)
Megan Parlen	...	Lila (voice)
Bill Melendez	...	Snoopy / Snoopy's Brothers and Sisters (voice)

Storyline

Years ago, at the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm, a unique litter is born. With members including Snoopy, Spike and Belle, they grow up healthy and a good music band. However, they become separated as they become sold including Snoopy. Years later, Charlie Brown can't help but notice how depressed his dog is. He suggests that Snoopy's family should have a family reunion. The whole gang enthusiastically responds, and even when they return their birthplace for the shindig only to learn that things have changed, nothing changes the joy of reunion, or the chance for making some good music.

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Plot Keywords:

family reunion | band | dog | surrealism | cartoon dog | 

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Taglines:

Together at last! Join Charlie Brown and Snoopy for a beagle family reunion!

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Genres:

Animation | Comedy | Family | Music

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Certificate:

G

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

1 May 1991 (USA)

Also Known As:

Those Were the Days, Charlie Brown

Company Credits

Production Co:

Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates,United Media Productions

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Throughout most of the comic strip, Snoopy is said to have been part of a litter of eight puppies. Three of Snoopy's siblings, Andy, Rover and Molly, were created for the special. The others, Spike, Belle, Marbles, and Olaf had all previously appeared in the comic strip. Andy later appeared alongside Olaf in the comic, making him the only one of the siblings not created by Charles Schulz to become "officially" part of the Peanuts canon. Molly and Rover, having never officially accepted by Schulz or drawn by him in the comics, are not considered canon by most sources and do not appear in any other media, although it's possible they might have appeared in the strip had Schulz ever had any ideas for them.

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Quotes

[Charlie Brown has discovered an old "Puppy for Sale" sign and shows it to Snoopy and his siblings]
Charlie Brown: I can't believe it. That's all that's left. This is where your old home was. There's no more Daisy Hill Puppy Farm. It's gone. They built a five-story parking lot on it. You realized what's happened? They're prking on your memories.
Sally Brown: [solemnly] You know, big brother, what's-his-name is right: you can't go home again.

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Connections

Followed by Happiness Is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown (2011)

User Reviews

Learning about Snoopy

Now if you are a fan of Snoopy, Then Snoopy's Reunion is a must watch because unlike the Peanut Specials you seen before this one gives us a history into Snoopy's past.

It's a good showing on where Snoopy came from and to learn about his family which until this special was made no one knew.

The plot of the film Charlie Brown and his sister Sally help create a Family Reunion Snoopy and his litter siblings to cheer him up. It is a very creative idea for a Peanut Special.

The film features the humor that we all know and love about Snoopy and the Peanut Gang which really helps out the film also you can feel a lot of connection between the characters.

The animation is smooth and very well done just like many of Charlie Brown shows. The voice acting is very good and it helps bring the classic characters to life. Music is original for the film as well and works pretty well.

Snoopy's Reunion is really fun to watch with your family.

I give Snoopy'S Reunion an 8 out of 10