Air Bud: Golden Receiver
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Richard Martin
David Lewis
Cynthia Stevenson
Joey Galloway
Doreen Esary
Scott Ateah
Film Details
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Synopsis
In this sequel Josh Framm's wonder dog Buddy is up to his old tricks when he breaks into the court of a pro basketball game the Framm family is attending. After seeing Buddy play basketball on TV, two animal "collectors" decide he would be the perfect star attraction for their fledgling Moscow circus - and make a plan to kidnap him. Buddy, meanwhile, has taken up football after he is given a ball to play with by the town vet, who is courting Josh's widowed mother. Josh must deal with his mother's new life, while the school football team badly needs Buddy's help.
Director
Richard Martin
Cast
David Lewis
Cynthia Stevenson
Joey Galloway
Doreen Esary
Scott Ateah
Alyson Maclaren
Barry Macdonald
Jaida Hay
Monica Marko
Warren Moon
Frank C. Turner
Marcus Tucker
John Keelen
Blue Edwards
Suzanne Ristic
Myles Ferguson
Richard Martin
George Lynch
Shayn Solberg
Simon Isherwood
Tyler Thompson
Nora Dunn
Jeff Gulka
Gregory Harrison
Lee Mayberry
Rhys Williams
Pete Chilcutt
Mark Brandon
Jay Brazeau
Robert Costanzo
Perry Anzilotti
Cory Fry
Sam Mack
Tim Conway
Kevin Zegers
Shahari Khaderni
Ritch Renaud
Julio Caravetta
Ivano Newbill
Jason Anderson
Crew
Scott Ateah
Kevin Dicicco
Abra Edelman
Richard Flower
Ian Fodie
Jo Ann Fowler
Elisa Goodman
Patricia Hargreaves
Bruce Lange
Aaron Mendelsohn
Eric Norlin
Grant Pearse
Rex Raglan
Kevin Sands
Melinda Seabrook
Audrey Skalbania
Mike Southon
Mike Southon
Michael Strange
Paul Tamasy
Anne Vince
Robert Vince
William Vince
Brahm Wenger
Film Details
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Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States on Video December 18, 1998
Released in United States Summer August 14, 1998
Sequel to "Air Bud" (USA/1997), directed by Charles Martin Smith and starring Kevin Zegers.
Began shooting February 14, 1998.
Completed shooting March 21, 1998.
Buddy The Wonder Dog, featured in the original film died of complications from synovial cell sarcoma on February 10, 1998. He was believed to have been between 9 1/2 and 10 years old at the time of his death.
Released in United States Summer August 14, 1998
Released in United States on Video December 18, 1998
