Gone Doggy Gone: the cast with Laila the Yorkie

Gone Doggy Gone

How far would you go to get your baby back?

“The film’s sweetness, its story line and the script’s cartoony characters recall Raising Arizona.”

Chris Packham, LA Weekly

Festival awards

  • Winner, Best Actress (Kasi Brown), Offshoot Film Festival 2014
  • Winner, Best Feature, Offshoot Film Festival 2014
  • Winner, Audience Award, Julien Dubuque International Film Festival 2014
  • Winner, Best Feature, Good Dog International Film Festival 2014
  • Winner, Best Comedy, Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival 2014
  • Winner, Spirit of Independents, Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival 2014
  • Winner, Fiercely Independent Feature Award, Edmonton International Film Festival 2014
  • Winner, Big Daddy Award for Comedy Feature, Edmonton International Film Festival 2014
  • Winner, Best Feature, AMFM Fest
  • Winner, Audience Award, FirstGlance Film Fest Los Angeles 2014
  • Winner, Best of Fest, FirstGlance Film Fest Los Angeles 2014
  • Winner, Best American Indie Comedy, St. Augustine Film Festival 2015

All laurels & screenings

Trailer

Richard Riehle as Stan

Richard Riehle (Office Space) in Gone Doggy Gone, 1 minute.

The film

Gone Doggy Gone is a comedy about a couple stuck in a lackluster marriage who treat their dog like a baby. Working the grind in Los Angeles they leave little time for each other, and what free time they have they spend doting on the dog… until it gets kidnapped!

What ensues is an outlandish cat and mouse adventure as they hunt down the kidnapper, enlist a slick dick P.I., find a renewed love for each other, and conquer their fear of parenthood.

About the film Cast & crew

  • Richard Riehle as Stan
  • Still from Gone Doggy Gone
  • Jeff Sloniker as Dan
  • Shaina Vorspan as Jill
  • Mace, road trip, Gone Doggy Gone
  • Picnic scene, Gone Doggy Gone

Adopt, don’t shop

spcaLA adoption flyer

Laila has a happy home. Lots of dogs don’t. A portion of every ticket from our 2015 theatrical run went to spcaLA, our charity partner since Dances With Films.

Thinking about a dog of your own? Start with a shelter: adopt from spcaLA or the Helen Woodward Animal Center.