
Lost & Found
“A comedy about a guy who would do anything to get the girl of his dreams - and did!”
Synopsis
Dylan Ramsey kidnaps his attractive French neighbor’s dog with the intention of returning it later in order to impress her, hoping that the act will portray him as a hero.
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A crew of 80+ credited
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Craft leads on file
Edited by Christopher GreenburyShot by Paul ElliottScored by John DebneyDesigned by Rusty Smith
Box Office
1999 · Box office
📉 Underperformed — grossed 0.2× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$6.6M
Opening weekend: $3.0M — 46% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $3.8M — 57% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 2,469 theaters
Also known as
- Get the Dog - Verrückt nach Liebede
- Une fille qui a du chienfr
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Cast & Crew
80 unique people credited
Top billed cast
David Spade
as Dylan Ramsey
Sophie Marceau
as Lila Dubois
Ever Carradine
as Ginger
Patrick Bruel
as Rene
Stephanie Chang
as Restaurant Patron #2
Artie Lange
as Wally
Neal Macmillan
as Restaurant Patron #1
Mitchell Whitfield
as Mark Gildewell
James Vincent
as Turtle
Christian Clemenson
as Ray
Estelle Harris
as Mrs. Stubblefield
Lloyd Garroway
as Waiter
Supporting cast
57Marla Gibbs
as Enid
Rose Marie
as Clara
Coby
as Jack
Martin Sheen
as Millstone
Carole Cook
as Sylvia
Michelle Clunie
as Gail
Carl Michael Lindner
as Brat
Natalie Barish
as Mrs. Elderly Couple
Phil Leeds
as Mr. Elderly Couple
Deedee Rescher
as Sally
Fay Dewitt
as Blind Lady
Alessandra Torresani
as Park Girl
Shannon Dang
as Girl at Pet Store
Alicia Leigh Willis
as Movie on TV 'Big Sister'
Frankie Muniz
as Movie on TV 'Boy'
Jon Lovitz
as Uncle Harry
Jason Stuart
as Jewelry Store Manager
Jim Meskimen
as Good Samaritan
Frank Mercuri
as Bartender
Maree Cheatham
as Mrs. Millstone
David Garry
as Joby the Valet
Della Miles
as Singer #1
Erika Nann
as Singer #2
Cynthia Bass
as Singer #3
Mary Fukushima
as Millstone Party Band Member
Pina De Rosa
as Maria, the Cook
Danny Woodburn
as Mover
Pearl Shear
as Mrs. Norton
Daphnee Duplaix Samuel
as Flight Attendant
Hal Sparks
as DJ
Don Perry
as Guest at Millstone's
Jennifer Farrell
as Window Washer Girl
Audrey Wasilewski
as Pet Store Saleswoman
Janey Friend
as Singer
Alycia Grant
as Singer
Mary Ann Schmidt
as Dogwalker in Park
Nikie Zambo
as Girl at Park
Agata Gotova
as Party Guest (uncredited)
Larry Raben
as Peter
Brett Banducci
as Mall Quartet Player
Nicole Garcia
as Mall Quartet Player
Abidah Viera
as Vet
Karen Rosin
as Brat's Mother
Nicholas Greenbury
as Rollerblade Kid
Andrew Greenbury
as Rollerblade Kid
Lael Pollack
as Movie on TV 'Little Girl'
Jeff Haley
as Guard at Hollywood Bowl
Wolf Muser
as Ubermann
Steve Griffin
as Millstone Party Band Member
Stefan Svensson
as Millstone Party Band Member
Fred Golt
as Table Guest
J B Cook
as Jan-a-tor
Marc Lynn
as Homeless Guy
Ovis
as Pet Store Employee
Frankie Pace
as Sal
Frankie Como
as Stage Manager
Neil Diamond
as Neil Diamond
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