Podcasts about Uggie

Training Without Conflict® Episode Thirty: Omar Von MullerIn this episode, I had the pleasure to catch up and have a nice conversation with a long time friend, and trick dog master, Omar Von Muller.It is highly likely you have seen one of Omar's tricks in a viral video in the past or in a major Hollywood production. As a teenager, Omar trained dogs for friends and family. Omar also spent time training police dogs for the Miami Dade Police Department, as well as competing in Schutzhund and French Ring.In 1993, Omar moved from Miami to Los Angeles where he began to train dogs for celebrities, and the motion picture industry. Some of his movie credits include, The Italian Job, Four Brothers, Jackass 3D, and Water for Elephants.The highest honor of Omar's career is his dog Uggie being involved in the Academy Award winning film, The Artist. Uggie received many awards for this role worldwide and eventually became the first dog to have his paw prints immortalized on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Currently, Omar continues to train dogs for Hollywood films, but has also created an online learning platform for students to learn how to teach tricks to their personal dogs. For more information about Omar, check out: https://www.trainingwithomar.com/Ivan Balabanov is a 2-time World Champion dog trainer, Ot Vitosha Malinois breeder, trainer of Premier Protection Dogs and founder of the revolutionary Training Without Conflict® dog training system.For more information about Ivan Balabanov and information on how to train your dog using the Training Without Conflict® system, check out: https://trainingwithoutconflict.comhttps://malinois.comhttps://premierprotectiondogs.com

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Today we highlight the most decorated of all the famous JRTs, Uggie from 2011 Academy Award-winning film The Artist. Under the loving hand of famed dog trainer Omar Von Muller, the once incorrigible ball of energy became an international sensation for his scene stealing performances in major motion pictures. CONNECT WITH US https://jackrussellparents.com FB/IG/TW: @jrtpodcast

We asked, and the world answered. Who is your favorite JRT: Moose from My Dog Skip/Frasier, Uggie from The Artist, Soccer from Wishbone, or Max from The Mask? Listen to see if your fave was #1 in the world!

Ladies and gentlemen, we've entered "Peak Uggie."Skateboarding on Ellen, making out with Katy Perry, impressing Gerard Butler. Uggie-Huggers Joey Moser and Megan McLachlan talk about the salad days of their favorite movie dog, including his uncredited cameo in Jay Roach's The Campaign, a political satire starring Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis. Lingering questions include: Why didn't Uggie end his film career with this cameo? Could The Campaign have benefited from more Uggie? Is this where Jason Sudeikis developed his Ted Lasso voice?All this and more in Episode 8 of the Consider Uggie podcast, where these Awards Daily colleagues discuss the filmography of Uggie the dog and his impact on popular culture.

Sean tells Ed's the story of All-Star closer Ugueth ‘Uggie' Urbina. From his time as a rising prospect with the Expos to a World Series champion, Uggie was an elite pitcher. But after the highs came the lows. A story that goes off the track quickly and involves guns, kidnapping, torture and of course, baseball.

“I'll say one thing. He owes his life to that dog.”Or maybe that dog owes his life to this film!The Artist, formally known as The Little Bitch Artist and Look Who's Talking Now, wowed audiences when it premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in 2011, when Jean Dujardin won Best Actor and Uggie took the Palm Dog (eat it, Cosmo from Beginners!). Soon Oscar buzz surrounded our favorite Parsons Jack Russell, but BAFTA made no bones about their feelings toward rewarding canine actors and made sure that, despite S. T. VanAirsdale's Consider Uggie awards campaign, Ugg-man would not be eligible. In Episode 7 of Consider Uggie, Awards Daily's Joey Moser and Megan McLachlan look back at the film that made Uggie a star and answer lingering questions like, What's up Doris's (Penelope Ann Miller) butt in this film?  Was George (Dujardin) reluctant to do talkies because of his French accent? Did this film only win all of the awards BECAUSE of Uggie?All this and more in Episode 7 of Consider Uggie. 

...and other furry friends and canine companions from our favourite screen icons in this first Snack episode: a bite-sized dig into a pop culture obsession.Tell us your favourite pets on set at @netflixanz on Instagram and Twitter, or tag #thebigfilmbuffet.Further reading:Barbra Streisand: Why I Cloned My Doghttps://www.nytimes.com/2018/03/02/style/barbra-streisand-cloned-her-dog.htmlBradley Cooper's pup in A Star Is Bornhttps://qz.com/quartzy/1420872/bradley-coopers-dog-charlie-merits-oscar-for-a-star-is-born/Uggie's decisive Palm Dog winhttps://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/late-artist-star-uggie-crowned-top-palm-dog-virtual-ceremony-1295624Viggo Mortensen on adopting his ‘Lord of the Rings' horsehttps://www.nme.com/en_au/news/film/viggo-mortensen-lord-of-the-rings-horses-2833704...and more celeb petshttps://www.businessinsider.com.au/celebrities-who-adopted-pets-from-tv-and-movie-sets-2020-8

After a slew of B movies, Uggie's next film was 2011's Water for Elephants from director Francis Lawrence, Uggie's biggest picture to date, despite the tepid response from rube critics. The film boasted two Oscar winners, Reese Witherspoon and Christoph Waltz, and also starred heartthrob Robert Pattinson, in his first major post-Twilight role. RPattz was no stranger to off-screen romances with his co-stars and apparently neither was Uggie, who claims to have romanced Miss W in between her breakup with Jake Gyllenhaal and marriage to Jim Toth. “What I didn't expect was for it to happen to me,” says Uggie in his autobiography. “At the ripe old age of 56 in human years, I had fallen in love for the first time, and with a human woman more than 20 years my junior. And boy, did I fall.”But while Uggie steals some scenes in the film, it's another animal who runs away with the movie. Although the story surrounding her, in and out of the film, is one of the reasons why animal actors are nearly going extinct today. Did Uggie's performance as Queenie break ground for Jared Leto's Oscar-winning performance just two years later? What is Christoph Waltz's accent in this film? Did Reese break up with Jake for Uggie? All this and more in Episode 6 of the Consider Uggie podcast, where my Awards Daily colleague Joey Moser and I, Megan McLachlan, discuss the filmography of Uggie the dog and his impact on popular culture.

Just as America's sweetheart Meg Ryan threw her rom-com fans for a loop with graphic sex scenes in In The Cut, canine cutie Uggie dabbled in similar fare in Darin Ferriola's Mr. Fix It. He reintroduces himself to audiences not as man's best friend, but as a Man, best friend.In this 2006 film, David Boreanaz stars as Lance Valenteen, a wannabe race car driver whose side hustle involves repeatedly ripping off the plot of My Best Friend's Girl. Uggie yet again delivers a show-stopping performance, and unlike most actors who do graphic sex scenes in a film, he still has a career after it.In Episode 5, Joey Moser and I discuss the need for intimacy coordinators for animal sex in movies, the scene David Boreanaz probably wishes he could delete from his resume, and what watching Uggie's filmography has taught us about how politically incorrect films were in the mid-aughts.

Well, this is one film I think Uggie would like to see OFF his IMDB resume.Shirtless prepubescent boys, one-dimensional female characters,. . . Janice Dickinson getting electrocuted in a tub (okay, maybe this last part makes it the best movie ever).With Wassup Rockers, director Larry Clark (Kids, Bully) tackles teenage boys engaging in boring hijinks in Los Angeles while (potentially) warding off lawsuits from Clint Eastwood in this film that premiered at TIFF in 2005.In Episode 4 of our Consider Uggie podcast, Joey and Megan discuss the film's bonkers intro, nipple hairs, XY magazine, Kevin Costner in The Big Chill, the evolution of the character known as "Spermball", and where this film falls in Uggie's career trajectory.

Uggie proves to be a revelation in the Disney Channel original Life is Ruff from 2005. And yet this film ISN'T on his IMDB resume. Dafaq?In this podcast, Awards Daily colleagues Megan McLachlan and Joey Moser discuss social media canine influencers, white (dog) privilege, and whether we were all more cynical in 2005. Plus, adult men living as 13-year-olds, wishing for a Cutting Edge ending, and. . .what's a Tyko?All this and more in Episode 3 of Consider Uggie, the podcast that tracks the filmography of Uggie the dog and his cultural impact. 

Awards Daily's Megan McLachlan and Joey Moser watch Anthony Caldarella's What's Up, Scarlet?, Uggie's breakthrough film from 2005.Screw the Babadook. Is Uggie secretly an LGBTQ icon?After watching 2005's What's Up, Scarlet?, Megan McLachlan and Joey Moser discuss and debate Uggie's breakthrough film, which has an LGBTQ undercurrent in it as well as a scandalous scene of Uggie humping a man's leg.Plus, what classic (human) actor would you compare Uggie to?All this and more in Episode 2 of Consider Uggie, tracking the filmography and cultural impact of Uggie the dog. 

Awards Daily contributors Megan McLachlan and Joey Moser examine the cultural impact of Uggie, the dog from the 2012 Academy Award-winning film The Artist, and whether he was the end of an era in Hollywood when it comes to real-life acting animals. Also, how a Brad Pitt film inspired the genesis of the podcast. 

阿吉从时代的角度看艺术，这里是磨时艺见。 因为受疫情影响，2020年戛纳电影节被喊停。但却有一项戛纳金棕榈奖，却出人意料宣布了今年的得主，一只叫做阿吉（Uggie）小型梗犬狗。阿吉获得的奖是“戛纳狗王之王金棕榈大奖”，它诞生于2001年，是由一群戛纳电影节的专题记者组织举办的奖项，授予每年参赛或参展片中表现最为抢镜的狗狗演员，奖品是一条皮质狗狗项圈。例如去年“狗狗金棕榈奖”的得主就是《好莱坞往事》中布莱德·皮特所饰演的替身演员养的斗牛犬布兰迪。布兰迪 二十年来，《没有过去的男人》、《狗镇》、《绝代艳后》等影片中的狗狗演员都曾拿到过这一奖项。在2014年，“狗狗金棕榈奖”更是打破只数限制，被授予了匈牙利影片《白色上帝》中全部近三百条狗狗群演。 “狗狗金棕榈奖”的组织者托比·罗斯（Toby Rose）表示，虽然今年的戛纳电影节不能如常举行，但他和其他几位评委决定借此机会回顾过去二十年里的所有“戛纳狗王”，评选出谁才是“戛纳狗王之王”。结果，评委一致同意将这份荣誉授予阿吉。 狗狗金棕榈奖的logo阿吉2015年因病去世，享年十三岁。它的主人兼职业训犬师奥马尔·冯·穆勒（Omar von Muller）代表阿吉接受了这份荣誉。他表示，如果阿吉还活着，一定会感到十分自豪。 除戛纳金棕榈奖之外，阿吉还是第一位在洛杉矶中国戏院门口的水泥地上留下“手印足印”的狗狗明星，也曾出席过金球奖和奥斯卡的颁奖典礼，此外，它还在名嘴艾伦（Ellen de Generes）的现场秀表演过溜滑板的绝技，精彩的演技甚至让网友发起过让阿吉参加奥斯卡影帝竞逐的请愿活动。阿吉 有哪些电影中的狗狗演员给你留下过深刻印象？欢迎留言与我们分享。磨时艺见，每晚9点，准时更新。

Jennifer and Mallory discuss everything about pet names! Dog names, cat names, even hippos! We discuss common pet name categories, famous historical pets, celebrity pets, and best practices in naming your animal companions. Names mentioned in this episode: Hecate, Atlas, Ever, Buddy, Mary Puppins, Max, Buddy, Genghis, Skalla, King, Fido, Dookie, Vulcan, Rin Tin Tin, Lassie, Boo, Tardar Sauce, Uggie, Li'l Bub, Marley, Roxie Hart, Sirius Black, Tinkerbell... and more! The Baby Names Podcast is a production of BabyNames.com. _____________________________ Sources for this episode: PetNames.com Cheatsheet WagWalking.com Wikipedia - Presidential Pets Marie Claire Dogtime.com MydogsName BestLifeOnline   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sam and Mandee are here to talk dogs! First Mandee talks about the loves of her life, Beauregard and Jack. She talks how Beauregard got his fancy name, and the story of how he and Jack bonded so quickly. Plus she talks training, quirky habits and outfits! From wedding tuxes to family Halloween costumes! After that, Sam hangs around to talk about the 2011 movie The Artist. What was it about this movie that Sam loved? And did Kate give it a paws up or paws down? Of course the most important star of this silent film is the amazing dog Uggie. Listen as the ladies talk about his talented tricks and the fight to get him an Oscar! Join the conversation: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pupsnpopculture/ Follow Sam & Mandee at Me vs You Website | Twitter | Facebook

This week we talk about man's best friend on film... no, not Owen Wilson, but Dogs! From Turner and Hooch to Marley and Me, as well as films with titles that don't match that format; expect dog facts, sad tales of the screen dogs that have passed away, the films of Uggie the eight movie actor and why dogs have had a better time on Screen than cats. Plus in seggy one, we pitch ideas to make our podcast unique - but will we green-light them, or shit them in the bin?

We tried to tap-dance around the subject, but we couldn't manage to keep our big yaps shut about the 2011 Best Picture winner, "The Artist." Despite the silent nature of this film, the movie's transparent pandering to the Academy came in loud and clear. Hollywood loves to wash its own balls any chance they get, but they really outdid themselves with this gimmicky dog[BLEEP]. Jean Dujardin plays George Valentin, a pathetic narcissistic mime who falls into despair because he doesn't have the cojones to make an attempt to transition his career from silent pictures to "talkies." Bérénice Bejo plays Peppy Miller, Hollywood's newest "It Girl," Valentin's creepy stalker and the world's worst driver. Oh yeah, she also has a fake mole. Uggie the dog plays a poor man's Eddie from "Frasier." So sit back, relax and enjoy this extremely talkative podcast about a silent movie. Tell us what you think by chatting with us (@filmsnuff) on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, or by shooting us an email over at mailbag@filmsnuff.com. This episode is sponsored by Poached Jerky. Visit our website at https://www.filmsnuff.com.

It's arthouse sandwich week on FilmChat as we lay down a slice of popcorn nonsense, add a filling of Russian navel gazing before topping it off with a piece of commercial bullshit. First off we they take on Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation, the fifth film in Tom Cruise's mid life crisis franchise. Did all the running, dangling, hanging and jumping impress them? Yes, sure, why not, and could have done with more. Then Danny tries very hard to give a shit about the Russian epic Hard to be a God. Finally the filmy twosome (people call us that, right?) tackle the much debated Fantastic Four reboot and try to work out what the hell happened. Plus we examine the latest trailer for Hateful 8, discuss Scorsese's latest project with DiCaprio and pay our respects to the late, great Uggie (the dog). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hello and welcome once again to another episode! As always, we're ready to talk about the dog's we met this week, but first we consider a drastic name change in order to sound more like a morning radio show! We play a brand new game that we're calling "Name That Dog!" and have an extensive conversation on imaginary dogs! Actress Julie Ann Emery (Better Call Saul, Fargo) tells us all about her late dog Baxter (Spoiler: he was a pretty great dog!) Another brand new segment this week that we're calling "Mutt Minute!" Renee challenges Allegra to tell us everything she can about Clumber Spaniels in just 60 seconds! Finally, the entertainment world recently lost a great dog actor. We pay tribute to Uggie, the canine star of films such as The Artist and Water for Elephants!

Missi Pyle ("Galaxy Quest," "Dodgeball") joins Cole and Vanessa to chat about North West, Paul Deen, getting a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, backgammon, dolphins, Mickey Rourke, Mark Rylance, "titbags," Tim Burton, making a silent film, Uggie and the other dogs, geodomes, Rain Wilson and living at Alicia Silverstone's house.Leave your answer to the Firsts question (the first band you were ever in and what your role was, or if you weren't in one, if you ever pretended to be when you were young) on our website for a chance to win a Galaxy Quest Blu-Ray signed by Missi!

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The Genesis Awards presented by the Humane Society of the United States could be described as The Academy Awards for Media that speaks for and celebrates animals. Oprah, Ellen and Paul McCartney are past winners, and tonight we're on the Red Carpet talking with a universe of luminaries including Academy Award winner Cloris Leachman, the smoldering hot Ian Somerhalder from The Vampire Diaries, Wendie Malick from Hot in Cleveland, and stars from The Office, The Mentalist, Castle and many more including Jack Russell Uggie from The Academy Award's Best Picture Winner, The Artist. And... A Super Smiley Adventure wins an Honorary Mention at The Genesis Awards! Four Paws Up for Humane Society of the United States, the Media, Hollywood and Super Smiley for shining the spotlight on animals! This is a Mega Super Smiley Adventure! Appearing in this episode: Ali Hillis, Angela Kinsey, Beverly Kaskey, Carrie Ann Inaba, Cloris Leachman, Colbie, Callait, Dominic Scott Kay, Elaine Hendrix, Fiona Gubelmann, Ian Somerhalder, Jason Ritter, Jill Rappaport John Huertas, Lu Parker, Owain Yeoman, Paul Fong, Pritish Nandy, Rose McGowan, Seamus & Juliana Dever, Tom Garrigus, Uggie, Wendie Malick. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - The Genesis Awards Presented by the Humane Society of the United States! Stars Walk The Red Carpet to Shine the Spotlight on Animals on Pet Life Radio

Your beloved hosts talk about the monumental success of The Hunger Games and its potential effect on other films for 2012. The guys reports back from their weekend together (um, not like that) with studio representative and a special celebrity guest. The ever popular Box Office Over/Under game returns with predictions for American Reunion and The Three Stooges. There's that, the gang's staff picks and John's rant against movie trailers.

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The Academy Awards for Dogs? Yes! The Golden Collar Awards! We're on the Red Carpet talking with Blackie, the Doberman from the Academy Award winning film, Hugo; Brigitte, the French Bulldog from TV's Emmy wining Modern Family; and Uggie, the Jack Russell who stole the show and our hearts in the 2012 Academy Award's Best Picture, The Artist. We also talk with the dog lovin' human stars like The Artist's Missi Pyle and Oscar Nominee James Cromwell; Emmy Nominee, Wendie Malick, from Hot in Cleveland; and Genesis Awards Nominees Shorty Rossi and pit bull Hercules from Animal Planet's The Pit Boss along with many more four and two legged stars! Woof! A Super Smiley Adventure goes to the dogs!... On the Red Carpet! More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - The Golden Collar Awards Red Carpet! Meet the Canine (and Human) Stars from The Academy Awards, The Emmys and The Genesis Awards. Live on The Red Carpet! on Pet Life Radio

It's been a year of How Was Your Week! Can you believe it? Remember a year ago when the podcast began? That's when I was carrying you!  On this One Year Anniversary episode of HWYW, Barney's creative ambassador, author, humorist, bon-vivant and general full-on f'ing icon SIMON DOONAN joins Julie to discuss his new book, Gay Men Don't Get Fat, the influence of celebrity culture on style, how marvelous sweeping generalizations are, and numerous important facts about Raquel Welch, not least of which is that she and Camille Paglia are good friends (!!!) Then, author and Monkees historian ERIC LEFCOWITZ sits down with Julie, the week after Davy Jones passed away, to talk about his memories of Davy, the rivalries in the group, the mad beauty of HEAD, and what happened after the band got together for Headquarters. Warning: this is a pretty intense conversation between two hardcore Monkees nerds. If it's Greek to you, consider buying Eric's book first! Plus, Julie expresses concern about Pat Kiernan's eye not being on the prize, bemoans Jesus's husky understudy, teaches her cat how to use a scratching post with her own stupid fingernails, and reminds a certain enemy of the show that things are usually about Uggie. A podcast that is so much better than the "paper"-themed one year anniversary gift that is customary. Nobody wants your dead trees, grandma!

On this episode of How Was Your Week, basset aficionado, comedienne and Twitter superstar JENNY JOHNSON joins Julie to discuss her mother's hatred of gingers, the choreography of certain celebrity sex tapes, what her dog once thought was cheese, and the Kim Kardashian tweet that confused the hosts of The View. Then, comedian and occasional recapper of food-themed television MAX SILVESTRI is here to inform us of a television show that exists called "Rachael Vs. Guy: Celebrity Cook-Off." Unfortunately, this program is not a televised fight to the death, but at least Taylor Dayne was on it--to say nothing of Coolio and Lou Diamond Phillips! They were also participants. Yikes, right? Right. Plus, Julie breathes life into the theory that Malachy, the winner of the Westminster Dog Show, is NOT A DOG AT ALL! A story about a grifter-fainter on her flight who littered his free snack debris on the seat between them! A bold takedown of Julie's alleged racism from the hard news blog, KittenMittens.org!  Also, what it was like to kiss Uggie and why it is okay to say you're jealous about it! Whether it's likely that Holocaust victims care about being posthumously baptized! And Julie meets a new enemy who stars on NCIS and is named something ridiculous. A fine, fine show for your ears!

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