I go with Clyde the Orangutan in 'Every Which Way but Loose'
Who is your favorite film animal?
Fatty Arbuckle's dog Luke was a pretty impressive stunt dog.
shareSo obscure...you couldn't just say The Black Stallion and be done with it?
Now I have to go to Youtube you pesky Lady!
Look him up, he was a cool dog!
shareI just did but I found several different dogs in the clips
They all seemed to be Terriers, good dogs but a bit hyper, I had a couple and they can tear the house apart and attack every animal they meet!
Wow...I just watched funny stuff from 100 years ago!
Very cool:)
Bart the Bear in The Great Outdoors (1988) and The Edge (1997). Great Performances 👍
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shareI haven't heard of those two, unless The Bear was the American title to one of them. Heard it was excellent, and Bart deserved an award for his outstanding performance. Go, Bart! 🐻
shareThere was a TV show called Grizzly Adams. I wonder if Bart also was the star here?
I've heard that actual Grizzlies and Polars, as opposed to Black Bears, are much stronger and meaner and difficult to train. Don't know if it's true, but we could ask Tim Treadwell.
... oh, no we can't.
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I do not know this show...sure, as long as it's an animal you loved on film👍
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Oh!
I did not see that coming:/
May he rot in a cell
Let's continue to mention cute movie critters!
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Bruce could certainly make the cut but he was a malfunctioning robot shark, not an actual animal performer
Apparently, robotics were not perfect in the 70s and Bruce the shark was a big pain in the ass to work with...Some claim that the infrequent views of the shark in Jaws increased the suspense of the film...I tend to agree
I will never cease to be amazed and depressed and dismayed at the depravity humankind can sink to. Don't have an answer for it.
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He was just plain stupid, as was his girlfriend. I'm offended that you would equate me with being depraved for remembering Grizzly Man. Report and Ignore ! Depraved is no joking matter. I was being serious.
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