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  This talking-animal action comedy from Lawrence Guterman, the co-director of Antz (1998), follows on the heels of the Babe and Dr. Dolittle films. Unknown to humans, a secret war has been raging between cats and dogs for eons, but a fragile truce has long held the order of the animal kingdom in place. Now the balance of power has tipped, as a researcher, Professor Brody (Jeff Goldblum), is about to invent a vaccine that will erase all human allergies to dogs. This is too much for the autocratic Mr. Tinkles (Sean Hayes), a white Persian kitty bent on world domination. The Brody home becomes ground zero for the renewed conflict between feline and canine, with a young Beagle puppy named Lou (Tobey Maguire) caught in the middle as the new point man for his species' cause. Cats and Dogs co-stars Elizabeth Perkins and Alexander Pollock, as well as the vocal talents of Susan Sarandon, Alec Baldwin, Jon Lovitz, Michael Clarke Duncan, and Joe Pantoliano.
 
 
  Cast  
 
Jeff Goldblum  Professor Brody
Elizabeth Perkins  Carolyn Brody
Miriam Margolyes  Sophie
Alexander Pollock  Scott Brody
Tobey Maguire  Lou [Voice]
Alec Baldwin  Butch [Voice]
Sean Hayes  Mr. Tinkles [Voice]
Susan Sarandon  Ivy [Voice]
Joe Pantoliano  Peek [Voice]
Michael Clarke Duncan  Sam [Voice]
Jon Lovitz  Calico [Voice]
Charlton Heston  Mastiff [Voice]
Salome Jens  Collie at HQ
Glenn Ficarra  Russian Kitty
Danny Mann  Ninja 1
Billy West  Ninja [Voice]
Billy West  Ninja 2
   
 
  Technical Data  
  Director - Lawrence Guterman
Genre/Type - Comedy, Children's/Family, Fantasy Adventure, Fantasy Comedy
Produced by - Mad Chance / NPV Entertainment / Village Roadshow Pictures /
                    Zide-Perry
Release - Jul 4, 2001 (USA)
Released by - Warner Brothers
Running time - 87 min.
 
 
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