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Ozzy (2017)
Ozzy, a friendly, peaceful beagle has his idyllic life turned upside down when the Martins leave on a long and distant trip. There's only one problem: no dogs allowed! Unable to bring their beloved Ozzy along for the ride, they settle on the next best thing, a top-of-the-line canine spa called Blue Creek.
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Ozzy, a friendly, peaceful beagle has his idyllic life turned upside down when the Martins leave on a long and distant trip. There's only one problem: no dogs allowed! Unable to bring their beloved Ozzy along for the ride, they settle on the next best thing, a top-of-the-line canine spa called Blue Creek.
Rating:G
Genre:Animation, Family
Written By:Juan Ramón Ruíz de Somavía
In Theaters:4/21/2017
Box Office:
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:MFM, Arcadia Motion Pictures, Atresmedia, Tangent Animation, Pachacamac Film, BD Animation, Capitán Araña, Viva Kids
Cast
Alberto Rodríguez, Nacho La Casa
Director
Guillermo Romero
Ozzy (voice)
Dani Rovira
Fronki (voice)
José Mota
Vito (voice)
Carlos Areces
Mr. Robbins (voice)
Michelle Jenner
Paula (voice)
Fernando Tejero
Radar (voice)
Elsa Pataky
Madden (voice)
Pablo Espinosa
Mike (voice)
Selu Nieto
Dominic (voice)
Juan Fernández
Decker (voice)
Luis Bajo
Chester (voice)
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