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Can You Name This Film You can remember the plot briefly but can't recollect the films name?


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Old 10-04-2004, 12:32 AM
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when airplane was released the short with it was a spoof 50`s b movie about a scientist whos asssistant gives him a serum insted of milk in his tea and he turns into a giant dog/werewolf wwat was this film?

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Not quite the same plot, but the spoof b-movie/giant dog part sounds like the kids film Digby starring Jim Dale.
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I actually remember seeing it at the time. A thirty minute short called Cry Wolf. A real slowburner and a spot on parody of british SF of the fifties even down to the American leading man (Paul Maxwell). Rosalind Ayres was his assistant and love interest, all horn rimmed glasses and cardigans.
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