Dog Day with Lee Marvin: DVD Cover

    Dog Day
    a.k.a. Canicule, Dia de perros Director: Yves Boisset, Christian Gaubert Cast: Lee Marvin, Miou-Miou, Jean Carmet, Victor Lanoux

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    • DVD Release Date: 03/02/2004
    • Original Release: 1983
    • Rating: Rated R
    • Sales Rank: 24,164

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    Biographies; Filmographies; Photo gallery; Interactive menus; Jump to scene; Dolby Sound; Pc/Mac compatible

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    Scene Index

    Disc #1 -- Dog Day
    4. Chapter 1 [2:01]
    5. Chapter 2 [12:14]
    6. Chapter 3 [5:52]
    7. Chapter 4 [7:52]
    8. Chapter 5 [8:05]
    9. Chapter 6 [8:22]
    10. Chapter 7 [7:31]
    11. Chapter 8 [8:41]
    12. Chapter 9 [8:15]
    13. Chapter 10 [7:09]
    14. Chapter 11 [8:13]
    14. Chapter 12 [12:51]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Dog Day was originally distributed in France as Canicule. In one of his last film appearances, Lee Marvin portrays a gunman on the lam with girlfriend Tina Louise. He briefly takes refuge with a farm family whose idiotic excesses make Marvin's former criminal associates seem like choirboys. The wife of the household (Miou-Miou) falls in love with Marvin, to the extent of planning his escape when the law catches up with him. Also craving Marvin's sexual attentions is the wife's sister-in-law (Bernadette Lafont), the craziest and most pathetic of the bunch. Dog Day was based on Herman, a novel by Jean Vautrin. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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