All Dogs Go to Heaven
A charismatic canine con artist returns from Heaven to exact revenge on the murderous rival who killed him, only to be forced into a high‑stakes battle for his soul while protecting an orphan girl who can hear animals.
“But not all dogs stay there!”
Synopsis
After being murdered by his rival Carface, Charlie, a dog who owns a casino, finds himself in Heaven. Determined to seek revenge, he bargains his way back to the living world, with the consequence of being damned to Hell. Upon returning, he reunites with his former partner, Itchy, to prepare his retaliation. Charlie encounters an orphan girl who has the ability to communicate with animals, which allows him to gain insider knowledge on races to secure his gambling wins and fund his plans. Throughout, he remains tormented by nightmares of what awaits him in the afterlife unless he can prove his worthiness to return to Heaven.
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Edited by John K CarrScored by Ralph BurnsDesigned by Don Bluth
Box Office
1989 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 2.0× its budget
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$27.1M
Opening weekend: $4.7M — 17% of its US run.
Opening week (7-day): $6.1M — 23% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 1,577 theaters
Also known as
- Charlie - Alle Hunde kommen in den Himmelde
- Todos los perros van al cieloes
- Charliefr
- Charlie - Anche i cani vanno in paradisoit
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