Cast:
Browning... Chevy Chase
Jackie... Jane Seymour
Bart... Omar Sharif
Bernie...Robert Morley
Higgins/Deaf Postie... Stuart Germain
Freddie... Alan Sues
Alistair Becket... John Stride
Montanero ...Donnelly Rhodes
Margaret ...Barbara Leigh-Hunt
Lady Chalmers... Margaret Courtenay
Quimby Charles... Richard Vernon
Mr. Easton... Frank Williams
Pelican Man... Albin Pahernik
German Clerk... Susan Kellerman
Carlton ... Lorenzo Music
Patricia Elliot... Marguerite Corriveau
Jeffrey Edgeware... Harry Hill
Postie No. 1... David Samain
Postie No. 2... Neil Affleck
Patricia's Doorman... Gerald Iles
Lady with Dog... Jennifer Foote
Mover No. 1... Joe Camp
Mover No. 2... Dan Witt
Taxi Driver... J�r�me Tiberghien
Elderly Man... Norman Taviss
Elderly Lady's Driver... George E. Zeeman
Autograph Lady... Wendy Dawson
Gallery Woman... Jeannette Casenave
Puzzled Lady... Gayle Garfinkle
Elderly Lady... Doris Malcolm
Umbrella Lady... Mary Rathbone
Maitre D'... Steve Michaels
Admirer Man... Henry Hardy
Policeman... Derek Osborne
Policeman... Steven Lanthier
Policeman... John Lefebvre
Lady Hermione... Kay Tremblay
Lady Hermione's Driver... Derek Cracknell
Floor Supervisor... Tony Angelo
Heavenite No. 2... Eric Zajdman
Glass Delivery Man No. 1... Eric Laliberte
Glass Delivery Man No. 2... Derek Copeland
Well Dressed Lady No. 1... Una Kay
Well Dressed Lady No. 2... Victoria Kogan
Beer Delivery Man... Jean-Guy Beauchard
Octavia Sister... Natalie Monet
Octavia Sister... Carine Fiszauf
Jackie's Doorman... Victor D�sy
Swishy Guy... Philip Spensley
Pamela Natwick... Debbie Gordon
Pamela Natwick Man No. 1... Garrett Lewis
Pamela Natwick Man No. 2... Peter Cowper
Gallery Man... David Maltby
Becket's Secretary... June Ainley
Jackie... Jane Seymour
Bart... Omar Sharif
Bernie...Robert Morley
Higgins/Deaf Postie... Stuart Germain
Freddie... Alan Sues
Alistair Becket... John Stride
Montanero ...Donnelly Rhodes
Margaret ...Barbara Leigh-Hunt
Lady Chalmers... Margaret Courtenay
Quimby Charles... Richard Vernon
Mr. Easton... Frank Williams
Pelican Man... Albin Pahernik
German Clerk... Susan Kellerman
Carlton ... Lorenzo Music
Patricia Elliot... Marguerite Corriveau
Jeffrey Edgeware... Harry Hill
Postie No. 1... David Samain
Postie No. 2... Neil Affleck
Patricia's Doorman... Gerald Iles
Lady with Dog... Jennifer Foote
Mover No. 1... Joe Camp
Mover No. 2... Dan Witt
Taxi Driver... J�r�me Tiberghien
Elderly Man... Norman Taviss
Elderly Lady's Driver... George E. Zeeman
Autograph Lady... Wendy Dawson
Gallery Woman... Jeannette Casenave
Puzzled Lady... Gayle Garfinkle
Elderly Lady... Doris Malcolm
Umbrella Lady... Mary Rathbone
Maitre D'... Steve Michaels
Admirer Man... Henry Hardy
Policeman... Derek Osborne
Policeman... Steven Lanthier
Policeman... John Lefebvre
Lady Hermione... Kay Tremblay
Lady Hermione's Driver... Derek Cracknell
Floor Supervisor... Tony Angelo
Heavenite No. 2... Eric Zajdman
Glass Delivery Man No. 1... Eric Laliberte
Glass Delivery Man No. 2... Derek Copeland
Well Dressed Lady No. 1... Una Kay
Well Dressed Lady No. 2... Victoria Kogan
Beer Delivery Man... Jean-Guy Beauchard
Octavia Sister... Natalie Monet
Octavia Sister... Carine Fiszauf
Jackie's Doorman... Victor D�sy
Swishy Guy... Philip Spensley
Pamela Natwick... Debbie Gordon
Pamela Natwick Man No. 1... Garrett Lewis
Pamela Natwick Man No. 2... Peter Cowper
Gallery Man... David Maltby
Becket's Secretary... June Ainley
Studio:
20th Century Fox
Release History:
1974 - Benji
1977 - For the Love of Benji
1980 - Oh, Heavenly Dog
1987 - Benji the Hunted
1977 - For the Love of Benji
1980 - Oh, Heavenly Dog
1987 - Benji the Hunted
Gumshoe Benjamin Browning is investigating a political sex scandal in London. When he gets a little to close to breaking the case, he is murdered and finds himself at the pearly gates. Deemed “marginal material” and not quite suited for either heaven or hell, the higher power decides to send him back to earth, as Benji, canine companion to magazine writer, Jackie Howard (yes, the same adorable mutt that America fell in love with in Benji and For the Love of Benji.) Being a pooch somewhat hinders Benjamin’s abilities as a private investigator. Even something as simple as dialing a phone presents a few problems when ones hands have been turned into paws. But Benji is determined to doggedly pursue his murderer and help take a bite out of crime.
As with all Benji films, director Joe Camp was at the helm of Oh! Heavenly Dog. Jane Seymour and Omar Shariff rounded out the supporting cast as well as Benjean, the daughter of famed dog thespian, Higgins (who had played Benji in the previous films.) While not much of a box office success, Oh! Heavenly Dog wouldn’t be the last glimpse of Benji. Another feature film, Benji, the Hunted would be released in 1987, as well as Benji: Off the Leash in 2004. There were also a few television specials and even the Saturday morning offering, Benji, Zax and the Alien Prince in 1983 – which lasted for a single season.
