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BEETHOVEN 4 (DVD)
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The problems multiply with the return of Beethoven, the most adorable dog in the world, in this new and hilarious adventure. When Beethoven's bad manners tire the Newton , the children secretly enroll him in a training school. However, during a walk in the park Beethoven gives free rein, in his own style, to a kind of canine version of the story of the Prince and the Pauper: he escapes and ends up being confused with Michelangelo, a perfectly trained dog that is identical to him. And so, while the Newtons can't believe how obedient their dog has become, the real Beethoven sets about wreaking havoc on the home of the wealthy and uptight Sedgwick family. It is a laugh-out-loud comedy that shows that a dog knows more about being old than being a dog.
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Data sheet
- Actors
- Veanne Cox
Judge Reinhold
Dorien Williamson
Michaela Gallo
Dr. Joyce Brothers
Art Lafleur
Keleigh Krish
Joe Pichler
Marc Lindsay Chapman
Matt McCoy
- Director
- David Mickey Evans
- Gender
- Familiar
- Format
- DVD
- Region
- 2
- Dubbing
- Spanish (Dolby Digital 2.0)
Spanish (Dolby Stereo (Analog))
Italian (Dolby Digital 2.0)
English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
- Subtitle
- English
Portuguese
Italian
Spanish
- No. Discs
- 1
- Image format
- 16:9
- Duration:
- 89
- Moral Rating
- Suitable for all ages
- Study
- UNIVERSAL
- Original language
- Italian
Spanish
English
The problems multiply with the return of Beethoven, the most adorable dog in the world, in this new and hilarious adventure. When Beethoven's bad manners tire the Newton , the children secretly enroll him in a training school. However, during a walk in the park Beethoven gives free rein, in his own style, to a kind of canine version of the story of the Prince and the Pauper: he escapes and ends up being confused with Michelangelo, a perfectly trained dog that is identical to him. And so, while the Newtons can't believe how obedient their dog has become, the real Beethoven sets about wreaking havoc on the home of the wealthy and uptight Sedgwick family. It is a laugh-out-loud comedy that shows that a dog knows more about being old than being a dog.