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The film's production was often delayed in development and pre-production for around six years since [...]	D
One of the final film roles of veteran Hollywood actor Burl Ives.	D
In the original story lines based on the original script (like the novel), Keys reprograms the dog t [...]	D
One of several projects greenlit into production by Paramount Pictures before the impending Director [...]	D
Despite the film's original restricted and non-apparent theatrical release in the U.S., it did get a [...]	D
The final American / Hollywood film directed by Samuel Fuller.	D
The film, as the closing credits declare, is "dedicated to Romain Gary", who was the author of its s [...]	D
The final American / Hollywood-produced screenplay of Samuel Fuller, who co-wrote the film's script.	D
Though not getting properly released in the U.S. in the early 1980s, the film was theatrically relea [...]	D
According to Lisa Dombrowski's article "Every Dog Has Its Day: The Muzzling of Samuel Fuller's White [...]	D
The movie was part of a mini-cycle of dog attack pictures which had been a staple of the mid-late 19 [...]	D
Five white German Shepherd Dogs played the unnamed "White Dog" in the film. The names of the canine [...]	D
The next produced screenplay that the film's co-writer Curtis Hanson worked on after it also had a t [...]	D
The film is based on a true story. While she was living in Hollywood with her husband, writer Romain [...]	D
Thomas Baum and Nicholas Kazan wrote uncredited drafts of the film's script before Samuel Fuller too [...]	D
The film was selected to screen in 1983 at both the 27th Regus London Film Festival and the 37th Edi [...]	D
The picture was first released during an early-mid 1980s cycle of werewolf movies. These included "W [...]	D
This film is part of The Criterion Collection (spine #455).	D
The film was shot in 44 days.	D
Director Samuel Fuller has said of this film: "Shelve the film without letting anyone see it? I was [...]	D
After filming commenced, Paramount Pictures brought in two African American consultants to review an [...]	D
The film was originally intended to be Tony Scott's directorial debut in 1980 before the project was [...]	D
During the film's development, Paramount executives which included both Michael Eisner and (future s [...]	D
Playing Julie Sawyer in this film, this was the second time that actress Kristy McNichol played [...]	D
The picture followed a series of three ''Doberman'' movies in a franchise of films that had all been [...]	D
The film was frequently criticized and protested against by various civil rights leaders and such lo [...]	D
The film was made and released about 12 years after its source novel of the same name by Romain Gary [...]	D
Paramount Pictures originally purchased the rights to the film's source novel by Romain Gary during [...]	D
The name of the film that animal trainer Carruthers (Burl Ives) said he helped John Wayne win his Be [...]	D
The breed of the white dog in the film was believed to not be a white Alsatian Dog, as has sometimes [...]	D
Paramount Pictures studio executives are said to have wanted "Jaws with Paws" and wanted any racial [...]	D
The "white dog" was so called because of its white fur and its training by white supremacists to kil [...]	D
Ironically, the film that cinematographer Bruce Surtees worked on before this one also had a title o [...]	D
The closing credits of the film declare that "this motion picture was filmed under the supervision o [...]	D
An interview with co-writer Curtis Hanson by 'The Sun-Sentinel' published on March 8th, 1987 reporte [...]	D
Though this picture is not a war film, director Samuel Fuller is well known for directing World War [...]	D
At 45:50 into the film, Paul Winfield says ' Dogs live in a black and white world" . Actually, dogs [...]	D
In Kristy McNichol's previous picture La notte in cui si spensero le luci in Georgia (1981), the bru [...]	D
Samuel Fuller: as Julie Sawyer's (Kristy McNichol) agent Charlie Felton.	D
Director Samuel Fuller had his own personal real-life experiences dealing with German-trained G.I. h [...]	D
It was Samuel Fuller's wife, Christa Lang's idea to hire composer Ennio Morricone to write the music [...]	D
Samuel Fuller performed a number of roles on this film. Fuller was the director of, co-writer of the [...]	D
The major reason the film was buried by Paramount was due to the criticism by the NAACP, stating the [...]	D
Jon Davison was brought in to produce the film later on and immediately hired Samuel Fuller, who he [...]	D
After the distribution problems on White Dog (1982), this proved to be the last film that director S [...]	D
Star billing order: Kristy McNichol (1st), Paul Winfield (2nd), Burl Ives (3rd) and Jameson Parker ( [...]	D
The name of the animal home and training compound in the film was "Noah's Ark".	D
The film has sometimes mistakenly been said to have been director Samuel Fuller's first Hollywood fi [...]	D

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