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Angus Lost (1982)

After a run-in with the family cat that leads to his exile from the house, this clever, curious Scottish terrier escapes from the yard and is off on a real adventure around town and the countryside.
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After a run-in with the family cat that leads to his exile from the house, this clever, curious Scottish terrier escapes from the yard and is off on a real adventure around town and the countryside.

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Genre:Family
Directed By:Gary Templeton
Written By:Gary Templeton
In Theaters:1/1/1982
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Evergreen/Firehouse

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