offers plenty of slapstick moments and a fair share of burps and farts, which make the movie a sure-fire hit for young kids
Beethoven's Big Break (2008)
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Runtime: 1 hr 41 mins
Genre: Dramas
Synopsis: An animal handler in Hollywood, Eddie (Jonathan Silverman) may work with cats and dogs, but he doesn't want to own any; he holds to his "no pets allowed" policy even when his son, Billy (Moises... An animal handler in Hollywood, Eddie (Jonathan Silverman) may work with cats and dogs, but he doesn't want to own any; he holds to his "no pets allowed" policy even when his son, Billy (Moises Arias) brings home the loveable 185-pound Beethoven, a St. Bernard. He'll have to change his mind, however, when the animal lead of a big movie goes missing, and the studio chooses Beethoven as a replacement! The slobbering sweetheart of a dog soon wreaks plenty of havoc on set, but in the end, not even Eddie can deny that the drooling, demolition-friendly dog is one of a kind. This charming entry in the popular Beethoven series also stars Rhea Perlman, Eddie Griffin, Joey Fatone, and the "Dog Whisperer" himself, Cesar Millan. [More]
Starring: Jonathan Silverman, Eddie Griffin, Rhea Pearlman, Cesar Millan
Starring: Jonathan Silverman, Eddie Griffin, Rhea Pearlman, Cesar Millan, Joey Fatone, Moises Arias
Director: Mike Elliott
Director: Mike Elliott
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