A poor ginger and white tabby cat is dropped too roughly to the ground during what is meant to be a funny moment in this film reviewed by Linda Kay.
The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming (1966)
A poor ginger and white tabby cat is dropped too roughly to the ground during what is meant to be a funny moment in this film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A very anemic looking cat is the sidekick of the bad guy in this animated adaptation (to use the word loosely) of Alexandre Dumas’ novel reviewed by Linda Kay.
A Siamese kitten has a very brief but adorable appearance in this silent film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A man tries to speak for a black and white tuxedo kitten in this drama reviewed by Mark Murton.
A ginger tabby cat has a very brief (and off screen) encounter with a St. Bernard in this film reviewed by Linda Kay.
Purr Blur! A ginger and white kitten makes a very brief appearance in this Sam Peckinpah film reviewed by Ted Davis.
A gray and white kitten is not treated too well in this Italian police buddy film reviewed by Linda Kay.
A witch has the power to change into a black cat and does so frequently in this Roger Corman film reviewed by Brian H.
A brown tabby cat becomes part of a special police task force which investigates cold cases in this film reviewed by Mark Murton.
Purr Blur! A cat walking across a walkway in the far background during one scene of this film reviewed by Linda Kay.