Memory Of The Most Famous Dogs From Cinema And Television
Dogs have been part of our lives for ages and have therefore also been the main characters or actors in many cinema, television and even cartoons. Today we want to look back one more time to remember the most famous dogs that have enriched our lives. I am sure you remember many too. Let’s see if they’re on the list.
The most famous dogs from cinema and television
Lassie
How many of us grew up with Lassie? This Collie bitch was the lead actress in a series that bore her name. She has also appeared in many other films and series.
Hachiko
Akita, who embodied Hachiko in the film about his true story, was one of the dogs most loved by the audience. Despite being a sad movie, it broke all audience records. The story was moving and the dog aroused emotions in everyone who met him.
Toto
The black pooch in films like “The Wizard of Oz” was a terrier and his real name was Terry. He was also an actor in other series and films. He got even better as a beastly actor with every movie!
Beethoven
How could I forget that chubby Saint Bernard? From puppy to adult, he stood out for being very naughty and for doing innumerable pranks. Of course, his good nature stood out again and again, which made him a hero in many scenes.
Uggie
Uggie played an incredible role in The Artist, almost a silent film that won an Oscar in 2011. His performance was so outstanding that he became the first dog to achieve fame even in the Chinese theater. Unbelievable!
Wolf blood
Surely we all remember the husky who starred in the film of the same name. It is the story of a happy dog that lived in western Canada. One day it was sold to a cruel owner who used it to fight people and other dogs. He is struggling to get back to his peaceful life, but will he make it?
Frank
Chances are you’ll remember this magnificent pug when people talk about the most famous dogs from cinema and television. He played a funny role in the movie “Men in Black”. Well his real name is Mushu and, thanks to this movie, many people wanted to take in a pug like him. You are very cute don’t you think so?
Marley
A newly married couple falls in love with a little Labrador who will turn their lives upside down. There are moments when they think about getting rid of him, but their bond is stronger than desperation. Will Marley change one day?
The Scottex dog
From the moment we saw this little lab puppy pulling a roll of toilet paper around and carrying it around the house, we fell in love. Sure we would never let our pup do that at home, but seeing it in an advertisement was so adorable!
Pancho
The famous Spanish lottery dog (cover picture) has participated in many series such as “Aquí no hay quien viva” (Nobody can take it). He was a very obedient dog and you could always count on him to stick to the script. Intelligent in every way. Even though he’s already died we will never forget you Pancho!
And the most famous cartoon dogs from cinema and television
They weren’t real, but they were all a piece of our childhood. That is why they have become part of our lives. When we were kids we believed they were alive. They still exist in our memories. These are the best known:
- Josef: Heidi’s great St. Bernard who had trouble moving his body.
- Pluto: He kept getting his friends into trouble, but he was so loving that everyone forgave him.
- Snoopy: He was the leader of a gang of children without anyone noticing.
- Scooby Doo: The dog who turned into a detective without wanting to and always solved the puzzles.
- Slinky: The unforgettable Dachshund from Toy Story.
These are the most famous cinema and television dogs that we wanted to remember. Be honest, did you remember all of them?
