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Jeremy Northam | Narrator - Fisk Junior | |
Sam Neill | Dean Spanley | |
Bryan Brown | Wrather | |
Peter O'Toole | Fisk Senior | |
Elizabeth Goram-Smith | A young lady of stature | |
Charlotte Graham | Woman in Cloisters | |
Bruce Hopkins | Farmer | |
Art Malik | Swami Nala Prash | |
Miriama McDowell | Foxy Lady | |
Judy Parfitt | Mrs Brimley | |
Eva Sayer | Girl | |
Dudley Sutton | Marriot | |
Ramon Tikaram | Nawab of Ranjiput |
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Producer | Finola Dwyer
Matthew Metcalfe |
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Writer | Alan Sharp
Lord Dunsany |
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Cinematography | Leon Narbey
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Musician | Don McGlashan
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Fisk Junior meets his father every Thursday, and one day, Fisk Junior takes his father to a lecture of Swami Nala Prash(Art Malik). They meet Dean Spanley (Sam Neill) who is a comedian and open minded person and on the same day, Dean came to club Fisk’s father. Fisk Junior gets influenced by Dean's views. While working with his friend Wrather (Bryan Brown), Fisk secures a large batch of fine Tokay and the two entertained the Dean, who acts ever more strangely, starting to reveal memories of his previous life as a Welsh Spaniel. These memories include rich feelings around food and communication with other canines, a deep distaste for cats and pigs and the joy of serving the master. At the end Fisk Junior comes closer to his father. |
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