A girl who uses dogs to teach people about the true meaning of Christmas during the Depression.
The 12 Dogs of Christmas (2005) Online
A girl who uses dogs to teach people about the true meaning of Christmas during the Depression.
Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jordan-Claire Green | - | Emma O'Conner | |
Tom Kemp | - | Douglas O'Conner | |
Susan Wood | - | Cathy Stevens | |
Adam Hicks | - | Mike Stevens | |
Jim Jackman | - | Melvin | |
Richard Riehle | - | Mayor Nobel Doyle | |
Roland Pelletier | - | Clerk-Sherriff | |
John Billingsley | - | Dogcatcher Doyle | |
Cathy Worthington | - | Woman in Furs | |
Bonita Friedericy | - | Aunt Delores | |
Dorothy Brodesser | - | Mabel | |
Michael Howard | - | Old Jake Charles | |
Mindy Sterling | - | Mrs. Walsh | |
Kapri Merrill | - | Mrs. Clancy | |
Eric Lutes | - | Coach Cullimore |
Even though it was filmed during May in Maine, most of the snow had to be trucked in from the local ski resort and entire yards had snow shoveled onto them.
The sidecar motorcycle ridden by the dog catchers is a modified Rokon (prounounced "Rock On") motorcycle. It is a 2-wheel drive motorcycle.
The medal that the mayor wears on his coat is a National Defense Service medal. It is the oldest service medal that is still being issued.
The coach makes reference to a "Hail Mary Pass" when speaking with the dog lady. The expression "Hail Mary Pass" originated with the Dallas Cowboys' Roger Staubach in 1975 after a playoff game against the Minnesota Vikings and would not have been used during the great depression.
The producers and directors stayed in The Prodigal Inn for three months, where several of the scenes were shot.
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