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My Dog Skip ()


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A shy boy grows up in 1940s Mississippi with the help of his beloved dog, Skip.

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Dink
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Willie Morris
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Jack Morris
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Ellen Morris
Mark Beech ...
Army Buddy
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Mrs. Jenkins
David Pickens ...
Mr. Jenkins
Bradley Coryell ...
Big Boy Wilkinson
Daylan Honeycutt ...
Henjie Henick
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Spit McGee
Lucile Doan Ewing ...
Aunt Maggie
Polly Craig ...
Grandmother Mamie
John Stiritz ...
Grandfather Percy
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Skip
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Skip
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Rivers Applewhite
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Rivers' Friend
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Man on Street
Stacie Doublin ...
Woman on Street
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Barney (as Bill Butler)
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Mr. Goodloe
Katherine Shoulders ...
Mrs. Applewhite
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Sammy (as Nathaniel Lee)
Joann Blankenship ...
Miss Abbott
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Accordian Boy
Cannon Smith ...
Bible Boy
Courtney Brown ...
Snake Girl
Brian Witt ...
Armpit Boy
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Millard
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Junior Smalls
Jerome Jerald ...
Waldo Grace
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Lt. Hartman
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Hunter (as John Sullivan)
Stuart Greenwell ...
Hunter
Harry Hood ...
Baseball Coach
Gordon Swaim ...
Umpire
Owen Boutwell ...
Spectator
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Spectator
Jim Fraiser ...
Veterinarian
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Pump Jockey
Michael Berkshire ...
Older Willie
Wayne Wimberly ...
Older Spit
Josh Yates ...
Older Henjie
James Thweatt ...
Older Big Boy (as James Thweat)
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Narrator (voice)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Emily D. Haley ...
Towns People (uncredited)
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Soldier (uncredited)
Shayne Tingle ...
Major (uncredited)

Directed by

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Jay Russell

Written by

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Willie Morris ... (book)
 
Gail Gilchriest ... (screenplay)

Produced by

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Marty P. Ewing ... executive producer (as Marty Ewing)
John Lee Hancock ... producer
Broderick Johnson ... producer
Mark Johnson ... producer
Andrew A. Kosove ... producer
Jay Russell ... executive producer

Music by

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William Ross

Cinematography by

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James L. Carter ... director of photography

Editing by

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Harvey Rosenstock
Gary Winter

Editorial Department

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Richard Alderete ... second assistant film editor
Laura Lee Bong ... second assistant film editor
Matthew Cassel ... first assistant film editor
Sandra Grubb ... first assistant editor
Bob La Rossa ... color timer
David Lurie ... second assistant film editor
Judd H. Maslansky ... second assistant film editor
Theresa Repola Mohammed ... negative cutter
Laura Weiss ... post-production assistant
Julian Lopez Jr. ... post-production assistant (uncredited)

Casting By

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Mindy Marin
Marshall Peck

Production Design by

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David J. Bomba

Set Decoration by

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Tracey A. Doyle

Costume Design by

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Edi Giguere

Makeup Department

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Bridget Bergman ... makeup artist: LA unit
Bryan Ewing ... period hair consultant
Whitney Goss ... assistant hair stylist
Debbie Newberry ... assistant makeup artist (as Debra Newberry)
Maria Pappas ... assistant makeup artist
K.G. Ramsey ... department head hair
Pamela Roth ... head makeup artist
Terri Ewton ... hair stylist: press tour Austin (uncredited) / makeup artist: press tour Austin (uncredited)

Production Management

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Brad Arensman ... post-production supervisor
Marty P. Ewing ... unit production manager
Sheridan Thayer ... production supervisor

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Pamela Cederquist ... second assistant director
Joan Cunningham ... first assistant director: LA
Chris Stoia ... first assistant director

Art Department

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David Adams ... swing gang
John Bankson ... property master
Terry Bryant ... assistant greens
Lee Cunningham ... art director: Los Angeles
Diane Duncan-Corey ... lead painter
Lyn Duncan-Corey ... property maker
Paul Gore ... sign painter
Wylie Griffin ... art department coordinator
Michael Hendrick ... set dresser
Chris Kubin ... general foreman
E.J. Levron Jr. ... swing gang
Michael S. Martin ... assistant props
Mel Newman ... greensman
Jorin Ostroska ... assistant props
Jody Pitts ... set dresser
Kathleen Rosen ... assistant set decorator
Rob Simons ... draftsman
Noah Smith ... mural artist
Jack Stevens ... lead man
David Weathers ... set dresser
David A. Weinman ... construction coordinator
Lyn Williams ... propmaker
Jerry T. Harris ... props (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Steve C. Aaron ... production sound mixer
David Bach ... dialogue editor
Jeffrey B. Barnett ... adr recordist / foley recordist
Bruce Bell ... adr mixer / foley mixer
Dale Brown ... foley editor
David V. Butler ... dialogue editor
Scott Clements ... boom operator
Mark DeSimone ... adr mixer
Steve Evans ... boom operator (as R. Steven Evans)
Robert Fernandez ... sound mixing engineer / sound recording engineer
Stephen Hunter Flick ... sound designer
Alexandra Gonzales ... dialogue editor
Dana Gustafson ... foley editor
Marc Hayes ... adr recordist
William Jacobs ... sound effects editor
Ryan Juggler ... assistant sound editor
Samuel Lehmer ... re-recording mixer
Charles Maynes ... supervising sound editor
Sunny Meyer ... sound mixer: Los Angeles
Jon Michaels ... assistant sound editor
Ryan Murphy ... sound recordist
Stewart Nelsen ... supervising adr editor (as Stewart Nelson)
Jeffrey Perkins ... supervising re-recording mixer
Tim Rakoczy ... dialogue editor
David Schneider ... boom operator: Los Angeles
Alexander Schwartz ... foley artist
Edward M. Steidele ... foley artist

Special Effects by

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Stephen Bourgeois ... special photographic effects
Matthew Zeringue ... special photographic effects

Stunts

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Jeff Habberstad ... stunt coordinator

Camera and Electrical Department

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Gordon Ard ... grip
Dana Baker ... key grip
Kent Baker ... best boy grip
Bill Brummond ... steadicam operator
Jeanne-Louise Bulliard ... still photographer
Sal Camacho ... camera operator: "b" camera
Gilly Charbonnet ... grip
Cary Cook ... director of photography: additional photography
Cougar Easley ... electrician
Chris Ekstrom ... grip (as Christopher Ekstrom)
Lavelle Higgins ... electrician
Darryl Humber ... dolly grip
Steve Hurson ... first assistant camera: "a" camera (as Stephen D. Hurson)
Lonnie Kahoe ... grip
Matthew Keatley ... electrician
Vic Keatley ... electrician
Martin J. Layton ... camera operator
Jonathan Leary ... best boy grip: Los Angeles
R. Scott Lebell ... grip
Mike McLaughlin ... electrician (as Michael McLaughlin)
Derek Miller ... electrician (as Derek E. Miller)
Sean Hunter Moe ... second assistant camera
Paul Olinde ... electrician
Mike 'Chewie' Pappas ... electrician
Willis Pipkins Jr. ... grip (as Will 'Pickle' Pipkins)
Bradley Richard ... first assistant camera: "b" camera
Walter 'Bud' Scott ... grip
Michael L. Smith ... grip
Newton TerMeer ... gaffer
Paul Toomey ... second assistant camera: Los Angeles
Tom Vanesse ... video operator
Diego Velasco ... second assistant camera: "b" camera
Don W. Wegner ... grip
Ron Wisnesky ... assistant chief lighting technician
David Youel ... assistant chief lighting technician: Los Angeles

Casting Department

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Stephanie Corsalini ... additional casting
Xanthia Decaux ... casting assistant
Sierra French-Myerson ... casting assistant
Jennifer Madeloff ... casting associate

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Linda Gardar ... set costumer
Linda Gardner ... key costumer
Gail McCullen ... costumer: Los Angeles
Ángela Núñez ... costumer
Nomi Shichor ... key costumer
Barbara Marko ... costumer (uncredited)

Location Management

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Anna M. Elias ... location manager
Brian Hilburn ... assistant location manager
Robin Robertson ... location manager

Music Department

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Deva Anderson ... music supervisor
David Arch ... musician: piano
Roger Argente ... musician: trombone
Mark Berrow ... musician: violin
Chris Cozens ... auricle control systems
Matthew Della Polla ... music scoring consultant
Vic Fraser ... music preparation
Isobel Griffiths ... orchestra contractor
Jim Harrison ... supervising music editor
Harry James ... musician: trumpet, "I'm Beginning to See the Light"
Everton Nelson ... musician: violin
Milton Nelson ... orchestrator
Don Nemitz ... orchestrator
Van Dyke Parks ... composer: additional music
Delphine Robertson ... music coordinator
William Ross ... conductor / orchestrator
Scott Stambler ... music consultant
Sherry Whitfield ... music editor
Warren Zielinski ... musician: violin
Rachel Bolt ... musician: viola (uncredited)
Johnny Caruso ... music editor (uncredited)
Bruce White ... musician: viola (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Judi Townsend ... script supervisor

Transportation Department

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William Henry Bell ... driver
Dennis Bolton ... driver
Andy Boyd ... driver
Walker 'Butch' Chaney ... driver (as Walker Chaney)
Jerry Drake ... driver
Joshua Hancock ... picture vehicle coordinator
Brian Kay ... driver
Josie Kay ... driver
Andrew McMillin ... driver
Dennis Milliken ... transportation coordinator
David Nance ... driver
J.B. Nance ... driver
Justin Nance ... driver
Ralph W. Page ... driver
Willie D. Partin ... driver (as Willie David Parton)
Hall Prewitt ... driver
Sam Seccomb ... driver
Lee Stepp ... driver
Marshall Taylor ... transportation captain

Additional Crew

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David Adams ... consultant
Berkeley Akers Bagwell ... studio teacher
Barbara Blough ... deer wrangler
John Blough ... deer wrangler
Scott Boecker ... assistant: Mr. Hancock
Rob Boldt ... chef (as Robert Boldt)
Kate Bourne ... stand-in
Luddie Quinn Cain ... production assistant
Matthew Campbell ... production assistant
Candy Carstensen ... post-production payroll
Will Cauthen ... consultant
Cheryl Chavez ... set medic: Los Angeles
Erica Cohen ... unit publicist
Jennifer Corey ... production coordinator
Kira Davis ... production executive
Mathilde de Cagny ... animal trainer (as Matilda de Cagny)
Salvador R. DeAnda ... assistant chef
Heather I. Denton ... set production assistant
André Devantier ... caterer
Jonathan Dickson ... consultant
Cheryl Donaldson ... assistant: Mark Johnson
Chris Ann Downes ... assistant accountant
James L. Fant ... craft service
Jay Floyd ... clearance administrator
Alicia Goldstein ... unit publicist: Erica Cohen
Nikki Gordon ... production assistant
Marci Graber ... post-production accountant
Henley Green ... assistant production coordinator
William Shane Grisco ... animal trainer
Derek Guiley ... assistant: Mr. Kosove and Mr. B. Johnson
Jeff Honeycutt ... stand-in
Brent Johnston ... stand-in
Angela Kent ... assistant accountant
Alexis Kosove ... consultant
Robert Labrecque ... production accountant
Ryan Lucas ... production assistant
Drew Malone ... consultant
Lance Mancuso ... set medic: Los Angeles
Kevin B. May ... locations HVAC tech
Kelly G. McCann ... production secretary
Erick M. Medina ... production insurance
Susan Mieras ... assistant: Mr. Bacon
Tim Monich ... dialect consultant
Christi Moore-Brantley ... production controller
John Nisbet ... set production assistant
Henry Lee Oscar Jr. ... production assistant
Stacey M. Overstreet ... production assistant
David E. Parker ... stand-in
Justin Parrott ... production assistant
Bobby Passons ... set medic
Chris Peusch ... consultant
Kenner Purvis ... consultant
Mitch Ray ... set medic
Mitchell Ray ... dialect consultant: Ms. Lane
David Rings ... consultant
Ray Rosamond ... consultant
Kris Rosamont ... consultant
Karel Ruffin ... assistant: Mr. Russell
Ben Shoval ... production assistant
Matthew Wann ... production assistant
Kevin White ... product placement
R.L. Williams ... set production assistant
Josh Yates ... production assistant
Matthew Della Polla ... synthesizer programmer (uncredited)
Jerry Lousteau ... animal wrangler (uncredited)
Clint Rowe ... assistant dog trainer (uncredited)

Thanks

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Sid Davis ... thanks
Ward Ewing ... thanks
Joanne Gordon ... thanks
Willie Morris ... in memory of
Isis Mussenden ... thanks
Joanne Pritchard ... thanks
Eleanor Ramsey ... thanks
Christopher Thompson-Walls ... special thanks

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

A shy boy named Willie is unable to make friends in Yazoo City, Mississippi in 1942, until his parents give him a puppy for his ninth birthday. The puppy, which he names Skip, becomes well known and loved throughout the community and enriches Willie's life as he grows into manhood. Written by Stephen Hughes

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Taglines Every family needs an optimist. See more »
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Also Known As
  • Mon chien Skip (France)
  • Mein Hund Skip (Germany)
  • Mi perro Skip (Spain)
  • 我的小狗斯齐普 (China, Mandarin title)
  • Skip Um Amigo Especial (Portugal)
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Runtime
  • 95 min
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Box Office

Budget $6,000,000 (estimated)
Opening Weekend United States $56,941, 16 Jan 2000

Did You Know?

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Trivia Six Jack Russell terriers, including Moose and his son Enzo, played Skip. See more »
Goofs Dink says that Willie's father got a purple heart in the Spanish Civil War, but there were no U.S. military in that war - only volunteers - so no military awards of any kind were made. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into Doggiewoggiez! Poochiewoochiez! (2012). See more »
Soundtracks Moonlight Promenade See more »
Quotes Narrator: Old Skip was 11, and feeble with arthritis, but he never lost that old devilish look in his eye. He made my room his own. Came across an old photo of him not long ago. His little face, with the long snout sniffing at something in the air. His tail was straight out, pointing. Eyes were flashing in some momentary excitement. He always loved to be rubbed on the back of his neck. And when I did it, he'd yawn and he'd stretch, reach out to me with his paws, as if he was trying to embrace me. I recieved a transatlantic call one day. "Skip died," Daddy said. He and my mama wrapped him in my baseball jacket. "They buried him out under our elm tree," they said. That wasn't totally true. For he really lay buried in my heart.
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