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![]() ![]() ![]() ► Family Animated (Rated G) ► 85-page feature screenplay ► 3-page synopsis ► $25+ million budget ► © 2018 Welcome to the world of Caesar, Gus and Julius - oh, and don't forget about their owner, Penny! “It’s Great to have a Pet” delves into not only the depths of love we feel for the beasts who share our homes, but the devotion they give in return. And it's Cycle of Life stuff: How everything begins, flows, ends, repeats. IGTHAP can certainly be enjoyed by the entire family; however, it's not a monumental pet adventure in which the animals have been personified. That is, it’s more “Bambi” than “Puss in Boots”. While Puss was a wonderful and successful film, it was anthropomorphic in that one could substitute humans for the animal characters to achieve essentially the same story. This one is an imagining that is 100 percent from the pets' p.o.v. Incidentally, audiences might realize that the singular “pet” in the title actually refers to the cats' human owner: "She" is "their" pet! Producers: To review this story, which goes from frolicking slapstick to genuine heartache to overwhelming joy, I look forward to sending it... and be sure to keep the tissues handy! Major Characters/Casting Possibilities: ► Voices for the pets:
Julius, 15 (wise senior citizen cat):
Liam Neeson
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Caesar, 10 (sarcastic middle-aged):
Steve Buscemi
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Gus, 2 (youthfully exuberant):
Kodi Smit-McPhee
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Note: This title takes place in a similar world to
Copper and Daisy
![]() Accolades: ![]() Award Winner (Gil International Screenwriting Awards) Award Winner (Paws International Film Festival) Official Selection (Silicon Beach Film Festival) |
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