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Unleashing the Celebrity – Famous Boston Terriers; The New Stars of Hollywood?
Did you know that some famous Boston Terriers have made a significant impact on the entertainment industry? From classic films and commercials to modern television shows, these spunky canines have left paw prints on the hearts of audiences everywhere. Let’s take a delightful journey through time and explore some of the most famous Boston Terriers in movies and TV!
If you’re a Boston Terrier fan, you already know that these little dogs are packed with charisma and charm. Their lovable personalities and distinctive tuxedo-like markings have captivated many pet owners around the world. They are the perfect dog for filming (if you can get them to stay still long enough) — Athletic, wanting to please, Intelligent, fast learners…..and if I do say so myself, they are exceedingly dapper and good-looking! 🙂
Check out these famous Boston Terriers, sure to get all the love the red carpet can give them.
Strays
Strays starring Jaime Foxx as “Bug” a foul-mouthed Boston Terrier, on an adventure to help his friends find the way home. I wonder if this famous Boston Terrier will catapult the breed in to even more popularity?
Georgia from “Hotel for Dogs”
Georgia, another of our famous Boston Terriers in “Hotel for Dogs” the movie, based on a book written for children in 1971, came out in 2009. It’s about two siblings who have to give up their dog named Friday. The resourceful pair find an abandoned hotel, and with the help of Bruce’s mechanical skills, turn it into a pooch paradise for Friday and a number of strays. But when the inevitable barking makes neighbors suspicious, Andi and Bruce must find a way to hide their canine haven from prying eyes.
Nubbins from “The Back-Up Plan”
While the movie focuses on Zoe’s (Jennifer Lopez) pregnancy and subsequent relationship, there are actually three famous Boston Terriers who play her disabled dog, Nuts, and they steal the show! Nip, Tuck, and Nubbins were chosen for their various talents and taught to use the wheelchair in a matter of weeks.
Winston from Disney’s Animated Short “Feast”
Since Disney hadn’t used a Boston Terrier in any of their prior films, they figured one would be perfect for this adorable short. The distinctive markings and large, expressive eyes of a Boston Terrier fit the bill! There were 3 Bostons used by the illustrators to study — Gizmo, Chibi and Swee’Pea. Winston goes on a big ole eating binge. Wondering what treats to make for your Boston? Click here.
Adorable!
Bone from “Bone Alone” and “Alone for Christmas”
Both movies are a knock-off of the Macaulay Culkin movies. Enough said.
Swatch, Famous Boston Terrier from “Project Runway”
The beloved Boston Terrier had his own spot on the show. He recently passed away at 15 years old. RIP, Buddy.
Boston Terrier from Doritos Commercial “Transformation Machine”
This one is a little weird for my taste — actually, it’s VERY weird. But hey, I’m down for anything with a Boston Terrier in it, so this commercial would definitely get my attention! Check it out and see what you think.
Ready to Roll the Cameras on Your Soon-to-be Famous Boston Terrier?
As we’ve explored the world of famous Boston Terriers in movies and TV, it’s evident that these four-legged superstars have made a lasting impact on popular culture. From classic films to modern TV shows and commercials, Boston Terriers have won the hearts of millions with their undeniable charm, intelligence, and lovable personalities.
Are you a Boston Terrier lover who can’t get enough of these dapper entertainers? Join the conversation and share your favorite Boston Terrier moments from movies and TV on social media! Let’s celebrate these exceptional canines and their unforgettable contributions to the world of entertainment.
Remember, the spotlight doesn’t only belong to the stars of Hollywood; Boston Terriers have their own special place in the limelight. So, who knows? Maybe your Boston Terrier is destined for YouTube fame and fortune! Keep dreaming big and continue to share the love of these amazing dogs with the world.
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