Molly is a 1983 Australian family film about a singing dog which marked the acting debut of Claudia Karvan.
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Directed by | Ned Lander |
Written by | Ned Lander Hilary Linstead Phillip Roope Mark Thomas |
Produced by | Hilary Linstead |
Starring | Claudia Karvan Garry McDonald Reg Lye |
Cinematography | Vincent Monton |
Edited by | Stewart Young |
Distributed by | Umbrella Entertainment |
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Running time | 88 minutes |
Country | Australia |
Language | English |
Budget | A$1 million[1] |
Box office | A$188,000 (Australia)[2] |
When weary Old Dan collapses at Sydney Central Railway Station, he entrusts his beloved dog Molly to young Maxie. Maxie takes up the challenge, developing a soft spot for her special new companion - a dog with the rare ability to sing in tune.
Molly was a real life singing dog owned by Phillip Roope who would appear on the Mike Walsh television show. The movie was originally budgeted at $500,000 but that grew as the filmmakers became more ambitious. Filming was difficult, with much rewriting on set.[1]
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