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Buddy (1997)
In the 1930s, eccentric animal lover Trudy adopts a sickly baby gorilla named Buddy and raises him alongside chimpanzees as if they were her human children. As Buddy grows into an 800-pound adult, his immense strength and unpredictable behavior lead to trouble, culminating in a chaotic incident at an exhibition.
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In the 1930s, eccentric animal lover Trudy adopts a sickly baby gorilla named Buddy and raises him alongside chimpanzees as if they were her human children. As Buddy grows into an 800-pound adult, his immense strength and unpredictable behavior lead to trouble, culminating in a chaotic incident at an exhibition.
Rating:PG
Genre:Adventure, Family, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Caroline Thompson, William Joyce
In Theaters:6/6/1997
Box Office:$10,113,400
Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Jim Henson Pictures, American Zoetrope, Columbia Pictures
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