Purr Blur! A Siamese kitten sits on the edge of a fountain during a scene of this religious historical drama reviewed by Linda Kay.
Ponzio Pilato (1962)
Purr Blur! A Siamese kitten sits on the edge of a fountain during a scene of this religious historical drama reviewed by Linda Kay.
Cat actor Kintoki receives less screen time because of pop star Hiromitsu Kitayama in a cat suit in this Japanese fantasy reviewed by Bob Fort, J. Lyn Montague and Linda Kay.
Purr Blur! A tuxedo cat shares in the good news brought by a young mine worker in this film reviewed by Ted Davis.
An adorable tuxedo kitten named Cuddles becomes the victim of a totally overused horror trope in this film reviewed by Linda Kay.
P.C. the cat, played by cat actor Waldo Kitty, makes his last appearance on this prime time crime series reviewed by Ted Davis.
A ginger tabby cat named President McKinley gives birth to kittens in the Yukon in this musical adventure reviewed by Linda Kay.
A large longhair tabby and white cat known as Red Cat is the nemesis of the titular pooch in this charming Australian film reviewed by Linda Kay,
Purr Blur! A black kitten hangs around a man about to eat in a church kitchen in this film based on a true story. Review by Linda Kay.
A couple of black cats were likely actual residents of the Spahn Ranch who just happened to be caught on camera in this pseudo-documentary reviewed by Linda Kay.
A black cat turns out to be only an incidental presence in this episode of the popular detective series reviewed by Mark Murton.