Purr Blurs! Both a black cat and a ginger tabby make super brief appearances in this British musical film reviewed by Mark Murton.
Big Ben Calling (1935)
Purr Blurs! Both a black cat and a ginger tabby make super brief appearances in this British musical film reviewed by Mark Murton.
A slovenly man being interviewed by a detective still takes time to pour milk for his cat in this episode reviewed by Ted Davis.
A ginger cat steals a tiny child in order to eat the baby but does not succeed in this Looney Tunes short reviewed by Linda Kay.
Purr Blur! A ginger tabby cat moves down a spiral staircase and inadvertently saves a boy from being discovered in this film reviewed by Mark Murton.
A ginger tabby cat named Ronald is about the only cast member not pulling scams on anyone in this episode reviewed by Ted Davis.
An on-again, off-again couple try to reconnect in a room full of cats in this clever short film directed by Lori Felker. Review by Linda Kay.
A cat morphs into a futuristic cyborg in the form of Julian Sands in this made-for-TV movie reviewed by Linda Kay.
Cat actors from The Orangey Team all take part in playing Samantha, the ginger tabby cat who has a somewhat pivotal role in this episode reviewed by Linda Kay.
A ginger cartoon cat with one red eye and one black eye makes his first appearance in this Looney Tunes cartoon based on The Honeymooners and reviewed by Linda Kay.
Cats are driven so crazy by the zippiness of Speedy Gonzales that they have to be institutionalized in this cartoon short reviewed by Linda Kay.