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Richard Condie est un Acteur, Réalisateur, Scénariste, Producteur, Designer d'arrière plan et Animateur Canadien né le 24 octobre 1942 à Vancouver (Canada)
Parmis ceux là, 2 ont bien marchés suivant le box office France et Monde.
Voici les meilleurs films classés par le nombre d'entrées :
Réalisé par Cordell Barker
Origine Canada
Genres Comédie, Musical, Animation
Thèmes Mise en scène d'un animal, Film d'animation mettant en scène un animal, Mise en scène d'un chat, Musique, Mise en scène d'un mammifère
Acteurs Richard Condie
Rôle Old Mr. Johnson (voice)
Note72%
The film portrays the increasingly desperate efforts of Mr. Johnson, an old man, to rid himself of a small, yet extremely destructive, yellow cat that will not leave his home. The attempts to get rid of the cat become more comical, and the cat becomes increasingly destructive, until Mr. Johnson resorts to an explosive solution. Mr. Johnson tries to put the cat in the woods, but gets lost, and returns. He traps the cat in a sack to have a fish, and tries to put in the sea on a boat, but nearly sinks when he is attacked by fish. Mr. Johnson tries to put the cat in a balloon, and send him flying away, but flies away, himself, and returns, hurt. Mr. Johnson tries to take the cat away on a pump trolley on a railroad track, going over many damsels in distress, but jumps over a cow, and hits a bug crossing the railroad track, when he falls into a mine, only to be attacked by snakes, bats, and mice. Mr. Johnson tries to blow up the cat, but fails with his hair on fire, and explodes into an angel, only to tease the poor little cat, who is squashed by his human body. The result is a twist ending playing on the end of the children's song, with the cat's nine lives bedeviling Mr. Johnson for eternity.
Réalisé par Richard Condie
Origine Canada
Genres Comédie, Animation
Thèmes Arme nucléaire
Acteurs Jay Brazeau
Note71%
A married couple gets into an argument while playing Scrabble. Their cat has just chewed through the power cable for their television, so they don't notice that a nuclear war has begun. The husband complains about his wife's habit of shaking her eyes, while she points out he has the bad habit of sawing the furniture from watching the TV show "Sawing for Teens" (the show is interrupted so that the warning can be given). They barely notice that there is panic in the streets. In the end, they reconcile after the husband plays a love song on a concertina. Afterwards, just as they start to open the door, they are vaporized by a nuclear bomb and instantly arrive in Heaven. Still unaware of what has happened, they comment on what a beautiful day it is and return to finish their Scrabble game.
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Parmis ceux là, 2 ont bien marchés suivant le box office France et Monde.
Voici les meilleurs films classés par le nombre d'entrées :
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Réalisé par Cordell Barker
Origine Canada
Genres Comédie, Musical, Animation
Thèmes Mise en scène d'un animal, Film d'animation mettant en scène un animal, Mise en scène d'un chat, Musique, Mise en scène d'un mammifère
Acteurs Richard Condie
Rôle Old Mr. Johnson (voice)
Note72%
The film portrays the increasingly desperate efforts of Mr. Johnson, an old man, to rid himself of a small, yet extremely destructive, yellow cat that will not leave his home. The attempts to get rid of the cat become more comical, and the cat becomes increasingly destructive, until Mr. Johnson resorts to an explosive solution. Mr. Johnson tries to put the cat in the woods, but gets lost, and returns. He traps the cat in a sack to have a fish, and tries to put in the sea on a boat, but nearly sinks when he is attacked by fish. Mr. Johnson tries to put the cat in a balloon, and send him flying away, but flies away, himself, and returns, hurt. Mr. Johnson tries to take the cat away on a pump trolley on a railroad track, going over many damsels in distress, but jumps over a cow, and hits a bug crossing the railroad track, when he falls into a mine, only to be attacked by snakes, bats, and mice. Mr. Johnson tries to blow up the cat, but fails with his hair on fire, and explodes into an angel, only to tease the poor little cat, who is squashed by his human body. The result is a twist ending playing on the end of the children's song, with the cat's nine lives bedeviling Mr. Johnson for eternity.
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Le P'tit Chaos (1985)
, 10minutesRéalisé par Richard Condie
Origine Canada
Genres Comédie, Animation
Thèmes Arme nucléaire
Acteurs Jay Brazeau
Note71%
A married couple gets into an argument while playing Scrabble. Their cat has just chewed through the power cable for their television, so they don't notice that a nuclear war has begun. The husband complains about his wife's habit of shaking her eyes, while she points out he has the bad habit of sawing the furniture from watching the TV show "Sawing for Teens" (the show is interrupted so that the warning can be given). They barely notice that there is panic in the streets. In the end, they reconcile after the husband plays a love song on a concertina. Afterwards, just as they start to open the door, they are vaporized by a nuclear bomb and instantly arrive in Heaven. Still unaware of what has happened, they comment on what a beautiful day it is and return to finish their Scrabble game.