Hounded

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Directed by Neal Israel, Hounded is a made-for-television family film about a 13-year-old boy named Jay Martin who has both a school paper and his chances for a scholarship stolen by his rival, Ronny Van Dusen, who just so happens to be the headmaster's son. Jay concocts a plan to right the situation, but when he breaks into the headmaster's house, he can't stop the Van Dusen's dog from following him home. As if that weren't enough, without the proper medication, the dog gets completely out of control. The film originally aired in 2001 and stars Tahj Mowry as Jay, Shia LaBeouf as Ronny, and Ed Begley Jr. as Mr. Van Dusen.

Rating:

NR
Genre:

Comedy, Drama, Kids & Family, Television
Directed By:

Neal Israel
Written By:

Don Calame, Chris Conroy
In Theaters:

Apr 1, 2001 wide
On Disc/Streaming:

Mar 5, 2002
Runtime:

92 minutes
Studio:

Disney Channel

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Cast

Tahj Mowry
as Jay Martin

Craig Kirkwood
as Mike Martin

Shia LaBeouf
as Ronny Van Dusen

Ed Begley Jr.
as Ward Van Dusen

Sara Paxton
as Tracy Richburg

Steven Bendik
as Bill Lipka

Willow
as Camille

Rachelle Carson
as Eliza Van Dusen

Melinda Haynes
as Mrs. Martin

Scott Wilkinson
as Colonel Douglas

Micaela Nelligan
as Mrs. Pintuff

Irene Santiago
as Adele

Tony Larimer
as Armand Columbus

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Just an incredibly weird and campy movie about dog stealing. About the only noteworthy aspect is the fact that Shia Labeouf plays a hilariously evil rich kid. However, most of the time you're just left wondering why Tahj Mowry has a career outside Smart Guy. He's essentially the same character, but slightly dumber.