The Dogfather 2010
"A Family Comedy That's A Breed Apart"
In the hilarious family comedy The Dogfather (2010), directed by Richard Boddington, chaos erupts when a bulldog named Sonny inadvertently swallows his Mafia boss's prized ring.
Director: Richard Boddington
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Dogfather (2010) about?
The film follows two Mafia enforcers on a desperate quest to recover their boss's stolen ring—only to discover it's inside the stomach of a bulldog named Sonny. As they try to retrieve the ring without drawing attention, Sonny becomes an unlikely pet in a suburban household, sparking a series of comedic misadventures.
Who directed The Dogfather?
The Dogfather was directed by Richard Boddington, a filmmaker known for blending family-friendly stories with quirky humor.
Who stars in The Dogfather?
The film features Jamie Watson, Chris Parnell, and Marie Ward as the main cast, alongside William Cuddy and Gerry Mendicino in supporting roles.
Is The Dogfather (2010) worth watching?
While IMDb has not rated it, this family adventure offers a clever premise and lighthearted fun, making it a decent pick for viewers who enjoy animal-themed comedies with a crime twist. Its short runtime and playful tone add to its appeal for a casual movie night.
How long is The Dogfather?
The Dogfather (2010) has a runtime of 88 minutes.
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About The Dogfather (2010) — A Mafia Dog Comedy That'll Steal Your Heart
In the hilarious family comedy The Dogfather (2010), directed by Richard Boddington, chaos erupts when a bulldog named Sonny inadvertently swallows his Mafia boss's prized ring. Two loyal enforcers must track down the dog to retrieve the valuable gem, but their mission takes an unexpected turn when Sonny is welcomed into a loving suburban family. As the bumbling duo navigates suburban life—complete with quirky neighbors and well-intentioned pet owners—they're forced to blend in while dodging curious kids and the family's protective instincts.
Packed with lighthearted adventure and absurd humor, the film explores themes of loyalty, mistaken identity, and the clash between criminal worlds and everyday life. With a playful tone and heartwarming moments, The Dogfather (2010) delivers a unique twist on the classic crime comedy, making it a standout choice for families and fans of offbeat animal-centric stories.