Air Bud (1997)

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Directed by Charles Martin-Smith

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1997

Rating: U Certificate

Production Country: USA/Canada

Filmed in Colour

Family fun with Bud, a basketball playing dog whose skills on the court help a young boy rediscover his lust for life. When Josh (Kevin Zegers), a lonely boy, finds a golden retriever on the streets, he adopts it and soon discovers that the animal has a talent for basketball. The boy and the dog bond and soon Josh is on the court himself, learning a little about life in the process. Quite simply, the best basketball-playing dog movie you'll ever see.

When is Air Bud next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Movies Family Tomorrow, 6:50am and on Sky Movies Family HD Tomorrow, 6:50am. See more...

Cast

Michael JeterNorman F. 'Norm' Snively/Clown the Hound
Image for Kevin ZegersKevin ZegersJosh Framm
Wendy MakkenaMrs. Jackie Framm
Image for Bill CobbsBill CobbsCoach Arthur Chaney
Eric ChristmasJudge Cranfield
Jay BrazeauReferee
Nicola CavendishPrincipal Pepper
Brendan FletcherLarry Willingham
Norman BrowningMr. Buck Willingham
Stephen E. MillerCoach Joe Barker
Shayn SolbergTom
Chris TurnerGreg
Christine KennedyMelissa
Frank C. TurnerBailiff
Marian DoddReporter

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