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Epic film telling the tale of the conflict between Britain's Puritans and the Royalty through the eyes of Oliver Cromwell (Richard Harris).

In the castle of King Charles the First (Alec Guinness), a natural ear fawn Dane is seen briefly at a dinner sequence and in another scene later.

Thanks to Phil Hodson for bringing this Dane to our attention!

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Samantha is ordered to appear at the Witches' Convention.
Despite Endora's warnings, Samantha refuses to go without her spouse.
The Stephens then get unexpected company as Queen Hepzibah (portrayed by Jane Connell), High Priestess of Witchdom, pops in for a visit. Hepzibah decides that instead of disbanding the Stephens' marriage that she'd rather observe the "mixed" marriage for a week by staying as a houseguest with her two Blue Great Danes.

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This film tells the story of a professional dog walker
(Elliott Gould) who also writes porno.
A Fawn Great Dane is seen in a stills from the movie.

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Jack Lemmon and his wife have a disastrous trip to New York. Forced to sleep in Central Park, they have thier breakfast stolen by a Harlequin Great Dane.

Thanks to Wendy Donati for bringing this Dane to our attention!

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Disney feature about a monkey that can pick top rated shows.
In one sequence some folks are sneaking
around the ledges of a building.
A Fawn Great Dane is seen in one of the windows of the building.

Thanks to Wendy Donati for bringing this Dane to our attention!

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This Hanna-Barbera series featured three bears (The Hair Bear Bunch) forever trying to escape from the Wonderland Zoo.

In this episode, a Fawn Great Dane is seen in one episode where the Hair Bear Bunch goes into Outer Space.

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This Rankin Bass animated special was originally seen
as an episode of ABC's SATURDAY SUPERSTAR MOVIE.

Two canine countries go to war when a princess from one country is kidnapped by a prince of another.
In reality, the duo are in love.
Prince Heimrich, in charge of one of the countries air forces, resembles a Dane.

Note: Some animation books
mistakenly list this as a war between dogs and cats,
but both parties are canine.
The assistant to one of the canines is a feline.

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A primetime sitcom starring Diana Rigg, of THE AVENGERS fame.
She plays a British fashion designer who moves to New York City.
In the first episode, she is given a Great Dane as a pet to protect her on long walks at night.
When she asks why she would be out walking at night, her friend replies, she'll have to go out to walk the dog!

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Popular version of the classic Alexander Dumas tale
of the Musketeers (Oliver Reed, Richard Chamberlain,
Frank Finlay & Michael York) efforts to defend Louis the 18th
against political plots against the throne.

Directed by Richard Lester,
the film features two black and two harlequin Danes as pieces
in a game of chess played with real dogs.

Thanks to Chris Royak for bringing these Danes to our attention!

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Disney feature about a pair of orphans with special powers who go on a quest to discover their mysterious past.
A millionaire discovers the kids powers and keeps them in his mansion.
On this property are a pack of 6 black Danes.


Thanks to Wendy Donati for bringing these Danes to our attention!

Character/OOP

"A go-go dog person."
Voiced by Frank Welker.
Dynomutt, the robot canine is the trusty sidekick of superhero, Blue Falcon.
Blue Falcon frequently called this partner Dog Blunder because of his constant goof ups.

In 1977-78 Dynomutt would join Scooby in Scooby's All-Star Laff-a-lympics.

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Cousin to Scooby-Doo & Scooby-Dum,
Scooby-Dee is a refined white Dane.

Starring in only one episode
("The Chiller Diller Movie Thriller"), she is depicted as an award winning film star.

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Cousin to Scooby-Doo and sometimes
even called his brother.
Scooby-Dum is grey (a merle)
and wears a red fishing hat.
Braver than Scooby,
he is also much simpler.

Dum starred in 4 episodes
"The Gruesome Game of the Gator Ghoul",
"The Headless Horseman of Halloween",
"Vampires, Bats & Scaredy Cats" and
"The Chiller Diller Movie Thriller",
including one with Scooby-Dee.

In 1977-78 Dum rejoined Scoob in Scooby's All-Star Laff-a-lympics.
His voice was provided by Daws Butler.
Dum's trademark phrase "dum-dum-dum-dum",
was based on Beethoven's 5th symphony.

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Thanks to Lewis Leftcourt for bringing this Dane to our attention!

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In this color sequel to Disney's THE SHAGGY DOG,
the young boy who turns into a big shaggy dog
has grown up and decides to run for District Attorney
at the same time his shapeshifting curse returns.

After his first "return" as a shaggy dog,
he has a run in with a large Dane called Brutus
(according to the dog house the Dane lives in)
and the Dane ends up chasing the human Wilby back home.

Thanks to Kim Coxwell for bringing this Dane to our attention!

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UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

Thanks to Gail Price for bringing this Dane to our attention!

Character/OOP

Scrappy is the fearless nephew of Scooby who bore little resemblance to the rest of the Doo family or Danes in general.
Voiced by Don Messick, his cry of "Puppy Power"
was the bane of most Scooby villains.

He continued on as a regular sidekick in other Scooby series and movies including The 13 Ghost of Scooby Doo and
The Nutcracker Scoob.