Very Good Dog: In ‘Heart of the Beast,’ Brad Pitt Is Great—but His Canine Co-Star Is Even Better
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Coachella Valley IndependentVery good dog: In ‘Heart of the Beast,’ Brad Pitt is great—but his canine co-star is even better
An excursion in the Alaskan wilderness goes dreadfully awry when retired military man James Belmont (Brad Pitt) suffers a heart attack while piloting himself and Odin out of a storm. The post Very good dog: In ‘Heart of the Beast,’ Brad Pitt is great—but his canine co-star is even better appeared first on Reno News & Review.
The American actor stars in the film, although the audience will come out in love with his fellow castman, a German pastor who is a real shoplifter
Brad Pitt returns in survival mode in The Heart of the Beast, a hard-looking film about a war veteran and his faithful dog in Alaska. What starts as a tough film turns into a drama with more heart than hate: the German pastor steals the whole camera from the actor.
A pair of sled dogs, suffering from the aftershocks of war, embark on a long trek through the Alaskan wilderness.
It's called Uber, it's the Robber Scenes of In the Heart of the Beast and, according to Andrew Simpson, Hollywood Animal Coordinator, he's a very good boy.
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