gone to the dogs I Heart Shakey
J.T. O’Neil is a 35-year-old widower, who, with Chandler, his 10-year-old daughter and their devoted dog, Shakey move to Chicago to start a new life. But, in the rush of things, J.T. didn’t read the fine print on his rental agreement: No dogs allowed. J.T. thinks the only solution is to get rid of the dog. Chandler and Shakey have other plans.
Arau, and introducing Rylie Behr as Chandler. Ms. D’Angelo plays Sheila, the uptight concierge for Chicago’s pre- mier dog kennel, Chateau Bow Wow. The music is by Plain White T’s, whose first hit single, Hey There Delilah, became an international sensation in 2007. Kevin Cooper, by the way, went to
the University of South Florida (USF) before attending film school at NYU. For more information, visit the film’s website,
www.IHeartShakey.com. We loved the message of I Heart Shakey and enjoyed working with the team to help promote it this year.We have DVDs of the film available to give away. Read the promo box (below) for information on how to win one.
Win a DVD of the movie, I Heart Shakey.
To be eligible, just sign up for Weekend PupDates (which is free).Be sure to include “I Heart Shakey” in the message box. Go to
www.TheNewBarker.com and click onto the Weekend PupDates link.
Frankenweenie The story was inspired by a similar
real-life situation experienced by the film’s writer and director,Kevin Cooper. In 1992 he adopted Chaplin, as a puppy. After graduating from film school,Kevin decided to make that big leap from New York City to Los Angeles, and the first apartment he moved into didn’t allow
dogs.As he personally admits,“Thinking more about my career and being a bit intoxicated by Hollywood, my
directed by Cooper, and it explores the importance of sticking together as a fam- ily, whether those family members have two legs or four. In this family-friendly film, the character of Shakey is played by Ebony, a Heinz 57 variety dog. His owner/handler, Frances
Cabreena,
adopted him from the Albuquerque Animal Welfare Department. The Amarok Productions film also
stars Steve Lemme as J.T., Steve Guttenberg, Beverly D’Angelo, Alfonso
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first
instinct was to get rid of my trusty, loyal mutt, Chaplin.” I Heart Shakey is the first feature film
Just in time for Halloween, Tim Burton’s highly anticipated remake of Frankenweenie, is a visually stunning, black and white, stop-motion animated film. Thanks to the public relations machine at Disney, The New Barker booth at the annual AKC Responsible Dog Ownership Day was decked out with movie posters and promotional giveaways for the film. The movie is about a boy, Victor
Frankenstein,and his dog, Sparky. It is an inherently weird film,but to anyone who is a Tim Burton fan, that will come as no surprise. The beautiful, technically astonishing animation is wall-to-wall
eye-candy.It should be available on DVD January, 2013.
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