Dish Dogs
Dish Dogs is a 2000 American romantic comedy film.[1] It stars Sean Astin and Matthew Lillard and was directed by Robert Kubilos. The film is about the relationship between two friends and when they find love they must both go their separate ways.
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| Directed by | Robert Kubilos |
| Written by | Nathan Ives Ashley Scott Meyers |
| Produced by | Michael A. Candela Richard Mann |
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| Cinematography | Mark Vicente |
| Edited by | Carol Oblath |
| Music by | Herman Beeftink |
| Distributed by | 7.23 Productions |
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Running time | 95 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Cast
- Sean Astin as Morgan
- Matthew Lillard as Jason
- Brian Dennehy as Frost
- Shannon Elizabeth as Anne
- Maitland Ward as Molly
- Richard Moll as Dewitt
- Steven Martini as David (credited as Steve Martini)
- David Harris as Shane
- E.J. Callahan as Earl
- Steve Franken as Pastor
- Marcelo Tubert as Roberto
- George Gray as Aaron
- Sam Shamshak as Dean Berkowitz
- Herschel Sparber as E.J.
- Brad Braeden as Troy
- Lorissa McComas as Susan
- Kimber West as Bridget
- Jamie Anderson as Tiffany
- Claudia Pichardo as Karen
- Sonya Eddy as Outback Waitress
- Kelly Allee as Leggy Waitress (credited as Sean LaSure)
- Catherine Anderson as Baby Doll Dancer
- Shawna Anderson as Baby Doll Dancer
- Jamaica Charley as Baby Doll Dancer
- C.C. Costigan as Baby Doll Dancer (credited as Katie Colburn)
- Diva as Baby Doll Dancer
- Tamela Hulett as Baby Doll Dancer
- Chona Jason as Baby Doll Dancer
- Linda O'Neil as Baby Doll Dancer
- Tracy Rasmussen as Baby Doll Dancer
- Chanel Ryan as Baby Doll Dancer
- Shannon Frank as Cocktail Waitress (uncredited)
- Leah Jediny as Sexy Waitress (uncredited)
Reception
Nathan Rabin of The A.V. Club gave the film a negative review and wrote: "Funny only when it attempts to be serious [...] Dish Dogs should, but sadly won't, kill off the angst-ridden Gen-X comedy once and for all."[2]
Godfrey Cheshire of Variety called the film "lightweight but agreeable" and predicted it would find an audience when released on video.[3]
References
- "Dish Dogs (2000)". Rotten Tomatoes.
- Rabin, Nathan (2002-03-29). "Dish Dogs". The A.V. Club.
- Cheshire, Godfrey (15 June 1998). "Dish Dogs". Variety.
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