All Dogs go to Heaven

All Dogs go to Heaven

Director

Don Bluth

Producer

Don Bluth, Morris F. Sullivan

Cast

Burt Reynolds, Dom De Louise

Running Time

84 minutes

Year of Production

1989

Genre(s)

Animation
Family
Musical

Nothing warms a heart like a cold nose. When Charlie, a roguish German Shepherd Dog encounters Anne Marie, a little orphan who can talk to animals, they embark on an adventure packed with thrills, laughter and true love.


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