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Air Bud (1997)
A lonely boy befriends a stray dog who has a natural talent for basketball and together they experience the highs and lows of life as their friendship remains solid through a series of escapades.
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A lonely boy befriends a stray dog who has a natural talent for basketball and together they experience the highs and lows of life as their friendship remains solid through a series of escapades.
Rating:PG
Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Paul Tamasy, Aaron Mendelsohn
In Theaters:8/1/1997
Box Office:$23,144,499
Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Keystone Pictures, Air Bud Entertainment
Cast
Charles Martin Smith
Director
Kevin Zegers
Josh Framm
Wendy Makkena
Jackie Framm
Michael Jeter
Norm Snively
Bill Cobbs
Arthur Chaney
Eric Christmas
Judge Cranfield
Brendan Fletcher
Larry Willingham
Norman Browning
Buck Willingham
Jay Brazeau
Referee 1
Nicola Cavendish
Principal Pepper
Stephen E. Miller
Coach Barker
Shayn Solberg
Tom
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