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102 Dalmatians

Year:

2000

Duration:

100 min

Genres:

Adventure | Comedy | Family

IMDB rate:

4.8

Director:

Kevin Lima

Awards:

Nominated for Oscar. Another 1 win & 2 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 2000-11-22

Filming Locations: St. Pancras Station, St. Pancras, London, England, UK

Earnings

Budget: $85,000,000

Opening Weekend: $19,883,351 (USA) (26 November 2000)

Gross: $66,941,559 (USA) (15 April 2001)

Cast

Actor

Character

Alice Evans

102 Dalmatians

Glenn Close

Cruella de Vil

Gérard Depardieu

Jean-Pierre Le Pelt

Ioan Gruffudd

Kevin Sheperd

Tim McInnerny

Alonzo

Eric Idle

Waddlesworth

Ben Crompton

Ewan

Carol MacReady

Agnes

Ian Richardson

Mr. Torte

Jim Carter

Detective Armstrong

Ron Cook

Mr. Button

Timothy West

Judge

David Horovitch

Dr. Pavlov

Dick Brannick

Pavlov's Assistant

Mike Hayley

Constable

Nicholas Hutchison

Reporter

Tim Willcox

ITN Reporter

June Watson

Prison Warden

Tony Bluto

Photocopier Repairman

Tessa Vale

Ticket Seller

John Styles

Punch & Judy Man

Kerry Shale

Le Pelt's Assistant

Thierry Lawson

Le Pelt's Assistant

Hugh Futcher

Brakeman

Charles Simon

Lord Carnivore

Dorothea Phillips

Mrs. Mirthless

Delphine Annaiis

Paris Poodle Lady

Sherwood Ball

Singer (uncredited)

Macéo Bhardwaj

Audience Member (uncredited)

JB Blanc

Police Captain (uncredited)

Ian Boo Khoo

Passenger at Station (uncredited)

Julia Bridgeman

Schoolgirl / Puppy (uncredited)

Kenneth W Caravan

Cruella Deville Mansion Flunkey (uncredited)

Delphine de Turckheim

(uncredited)

Linda Harmon

Singer (uncredited)

Leilani Holmes

Orient Express Passenger (uncredited)

Karen Kennedy

Social Worker / Driver (uncredited)

Suzy Kewer

French Model (uncredited)

David Keyes

Waddlesworth

Jonathan Lucas

Newscaster (voice) (uncredited)

Jack Mason

Boy on Climbing Frame (uncredited)

Ann Mills

Fashion Show Editor (uncredited)

James Payne

Taxi Driver in Black and White Dots (uncredited)

Brett Reylander

Chef

Did you know?

Trivia

Cruella's politically correct costume was made completely from black-and-white bubble wrap.

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Many of the puppies found happy homes with many of the trainers. Most were returned to the breeders once they were too old to use for filming, and the breeders sold them off with special papers, noting that the puppy took a part in the filming of this movie.

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Kevin Lima's live-action directorial debut.

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Goofs

Just before Kevin and Chloe leave the house for their dinner date, the music that plays from the video the dogs are watching is the overture "Love Is A Song" from Bambi. When the television screen is shown later, however, the dogs are watching Lady and the Tramp.

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When Le Pelt says "Now I crush you little man" his lips don't move.

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As the Orient Express pulled out of the station the steam locomotive pulling the train was 4472 "Flying Scotsman" (A3 4-6-2): later at speed the locomotive had turned into "Camelot" (Standard Class 5 4-6-0), whose number would have been 73082, though it may not be visible.

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Quotes

Chloe Simon: Thank you, Fluffy!

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Waddlesworth: Gaw, I just realized I'm not a rottweiler after all! I'm a retriever!

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Cruella de Vil: Only two minions to abuse? Oh Jean-Pierre, the world is so unfair.

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