Purr Blur! A ginger and white kitten makes a very brief appearance in this Sam Peckinpah film reviewed by Ted Davis.
Cross of Iron (1977)

Purr Blur! A ginger and white kitten makes a very brief appearance in this Sam Peckinpah film reviewed by Ted Davis.
A ginger tabby cat hangs around the office of Congressional member Charlie Wilson in this film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A cat named Noel and a dog named Nick put aside their differences to help a little girl at Christmas in this animated TV special reviewed by Linda Kay.
An orange and white tabby cat named Ginger is the family pet who can’t escape the evil tormenting the family in this made-for-TV movie reviewed by Mark Murton.
A ginger and white tabby cat tries to break into Bob Hope’s act in this comedy reviewed by Ted Davis.
A couple of tabby and white cats are fed some milk in this peplum epic.
Several adorable kittens and their Mama are showcased in this sweet short film originally aired on Sesame Street.
Purr Blur! A ginger and white tabby cat makes an extremely brief appearance in this made for TV movie reviewed by Ted Davis.
A missing cat that isn’t missing is a clue in this episode reviewed by Mark Murton.
Purr Blur! An orange and white cat has an extremely brief appearance in this made for TV movie.