Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Josh Gad | ... |
Bailey /
Buddy /
Tino /
Ellie
(voice)
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Dennis Quaid | ... | ||
Peggy Lipton | ... |
Adult Hannah
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K.J. Apa | ... |
Teen Ethan
(as KJ Apa)
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Bryce Gheisar | ... | ||
Juliet Rylance | ... | ||
Luke Kirby | ... | ||
Gabrielle Rose | ... | ||
Michael Bofshever | ... |
Grandpa Bill
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Britt Robertson | ... | ||
Logan Miller | ... | ||
Kirby Howell-Baptiste | ... |
Maya
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Pooch Hall | ... | ||
John Ortiz | ... | ||
Nicole LaPlaca | ... |
A dog looks to discover his purpose in life over the course of several lifetimes and owners.
Don't believe these people that were paid off or have an agenda regarding the success or failure of this movie. TMZ and others are scum for doctoring the footage.
Go see it. The rescue animals deserve their recognition. Perhaps the dog was not used to the generated waves created by the machine. He probably enjoys swimming and jumping in pools of water. The handlers may have not been patient enough or understanding what the director was trying to accomplish. I'm certain that if you saw the tape of the dog after the scene was filmed, he was thrilled to be participating in the water scene. Did you happen to watch Kevin Costner's Wyatt Earp where there tossed the dog into a man-made river where the dog was doing everything it could to keep its head above water.