The Dog Who Saved the Holidays (2012)
It's a sun-soaked holiday season for the Bannister family as they travel to Southern California to stay with Aunt Barbara, who surprises them with a new puppy named Eve. Everyone is smitten with Eve -- except for the Bannister's dog, Zeus, who sees what a mischievous animal she is when no one else is around. After deciding to run away, Zeus sees Ted and Stewey, two thrifty thieves, trying to break into the family home while the Bannisters are at church. It's up to Zeus and his newest sister Eve to join together to save the holidays for their family!
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It's a sun-soaked holiday season for the Bannister family as they travel to Southern California to stay with Aunt Barbara, who surprises them with a new puppy named Eve. Everyone is smitten with Eve -- except for the Bannister's dog, Zeus, who sees what a mischievous animal she is when no one else is around. After deciding to run away, Zeus sees Ted and Stewey, two thrifty thieves, trying to break into the family home while the Bannisters are at church. It's up to Zeus and his newest sister Eve to join together to save the holidays for their family!
Rating:PG
Genre:Family, Comedy, TV Movie
Written By:Michael Ciminera, Richard Gnolfo
In Theaters:12/4/2012
Box Office:
Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:ARO Entertainment, Hybrid, Lancom Entertainment
Cast
Michael Feifer
Director
Gary Valentine
George Bannister
Elisa Donovan
Belinda Bannister
Dean Cain
Ted Stein
Shelley Long
Aunt Barbara
Peyton List
Eve (voice)
Joey Lawrence
Zeus (voice)
John K. Anderson
Richie
Wyatt Griswold
Ben Bannister
Caitlin Carmichael
Kara Bannister
Skoti Collins
Officer Hamilton
Shirell Ferguson-Coleman
Celeste
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