New Spirit Dog Lassie◎Chinese name New Spirit Dog Lassie
◎Title Lassie
◎Era 2005
◎Country UK/US/Ireland
◎Category Adventure/Family
◎Language English
◎Subtitles Chinese
◎Length 95 Mins< /p>
◎Directed by Charles Sturridge
◎Starring Robert Carr
Peter Dinklage .... Rowlie
Ken Drury .... Campbell< /p>
Gregor Fisher .... Mapes
Edward Fox .... Hulton
Robert Hardy .... Mr. Justice Murray
Celyn Jones .... Snickers
Lassie .... Lassie
Jamie Lee .... Tom
John Lynch .... Sam< /p>
Nicholas Lyndhurst .... Buckle
Kelly Macdonald .... Jeanie
David Monteath .... (voice)
Samantha Morton .... Sarah
Peter O'Toole .... The Duke
Steve Pemberton .... Edward Hynes
Brian Pettifer.. .. O'Donnell
Jemma Redgrave .... Daisy
John Standing .... French
Angela Thorne .... Dr. Gull< /p>
Peter Wight .... Dr. Jarrett
◎Rating Australia: PG / UK: PG / Ireland: PG
◎Production company Entertainment Film Distributors Ltd.
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◎Introduction
The 1990s version of "Lacy" describes the Turner family's move from the city to In the mountains of Virginia, every member of the family has more or less their own problems to solve. The most troublesome one is Matt, who is in his youthful rebellious period. He feels lonely and lost in the new environment. A stray dog ． ． ． Lacey. ． ． The arrival of the family gathered the centripetal force of the Turner family at the right time. In the 1990s, when interpersonal relationships were alienated and violence was rife, even Americans were clamoring to return to their families. The heartwarming and touching "New Spirit Dog Lassie" suitable for the whole family reflects the dramatic tension of the times and the unspeakable "love" between men. "Heroes Cherish Each Other" shows a level and quality rarely seen in "hero movies" in recent years!
The story takes place in Yorkshire, England, on the eve of World War II: Sam and his wife Sarah have been living a very embarrassed life. Affected by the turbulent situation, Sam lost his only job. In order to make ends meet, Sam Son Joe's dog Lassie had to be sold to Duke Ludlin. Lacey, who missed her little master, sneaked out of the Duke's house several times, but the loyal Sam family reluctantly returned it every time. Later, the Duke and his granddaughter moved to distant Scotland. Lacey escaped again and returned to his master after going through all kinds of hardships. The old Duke was moved by Lacey's courage and perseverance and returned it to Joe, and Lacey was finally reunited with his owner.
Animal Oscars
Not all the stars shining on the silver screen are human. There are also many big stars in the animal kingdom who are smart, brave, or funny.
Some animals are willing to serve as foils for humans, while some animals are well-deserved protagonists - while humans have become walk-ons...
MGM's lion "Leo" was the first animal star to appear on the screen. one. "Leo" is a lion cub discovered by animal trainer Volney Pfeiffer in Port Sudan, Africa. When Samuel Goldwyn saw the handsome "Leo" when he grew up, he immediately chose it as the company's trademark image. After as many as 1,927 takes, the image of "Leo" roaring became a registered trademark of all MGM movies.
"Lacy" may be one of the most enduring celebrity dogs. The movie "Lacy the Dog" was released in 1943. This shepherd dog who is as smart as humans has a legendary adventure. Following the film's success, "Lacy's" story spawned seven more films, a radio drama and a feature-length television series. Interestingly, although the role of "Lacie" is a female dog, they are all played by male dogs. One reason for this is because during the molt period, a male dog's fur is thicker and fuller than a female dog's.
Among the recent animal stars, the 13-year-old killer whale "Keko" weighs 7,000 pounds and starred in the film "The Great Whale" (1993). This Hollywood blockbuster tells the story of a rebellious caged performing whale who befriends a young boy and is encouraged by him to cross a sea wall in pursuit of freedom. The shooting of the whale scene was completed by the real whale "Kaiko" and the simulated mechanical whale ***. The latter are large and small, and the effect is very realistic. In 1998, after spending most of his life in a man-made pool, the killer whale "Keko" played the same role - finally released into his home waters off the coast of Iceland. But sadly, "Keko" died of pneumonia in 2003.
In the Australian film "Bobby Piggy", almost all actors are animals. It tells the story of a little pig who wants to become a sheepdog and herd sheep. To make the piglet "Bobby" and his farm companions more alive, computer-generated mouths were superimposed on them. In fact, advanced technology has given animal films a whole new look. The animals' movements can be manipulated frame by frame in post-production so that even their teeth, lips and tongues appear to move freely!
Maybe one day animals will win Oscars