Rufus (2016)

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Movie
German title Rufus
Original title Rufus
Country of production United States
original language English
Publishing year 2016
length 45 minutes
Rod
Director Savage Steve Holland
script Bill Motz
Bob Roth
production Amy Sydorick
music Zack Ryan
camera Tom Harting
cut Damon Fecht
occupation
synchronization

Rufus is an American comedy television channel Nickelodeon from the year 2016 .

action

Manny arrives at a new school and has a hard time connecting. Only his classmate Paige befriends him. When he finds a mysterious amulet, he hangs it on his dog Rufus. One night, before going to bed, Manny desperately wishes to become more popular and make new friends. The next morning Rufus has turned into a boy by the amulet, which has magical powers. Manny takes Rufus to school with him, where he quickly becomes the most popular student. This in turn makes Manny jealous for misinterpreting some of Rufus' actions, but Paige is able to clear up the situation.

At the same time, a gang of gangsters is looking for the amulet. They discover Rufus at the school ball, whereupon they kidnap Manny in order to lure Rufus into her hiding place. However, together with Paige, Rufus manages to free Manny and overpower the gangsters. Unfortunately, the amulet breaks and Rufus turns back into a dog.

synchronization

The German-language dubbing of the film was done by EuroSync GmbH in Berlin, directed by Janina Richter .

role actor German speaker
Rufus Jace Norman Nicolas Rathod
Paige Haley Tju Josefin Hagen

reception

The Rotten Tomatoes website has a 60 percent movie rating based on 28 user reviews.

At the Leo Awards 2017 Rufus received a nomination in the categories "Best Youth or Children's Program or Series" and "Best Sound Youth or Children's Program or Series".

continuation

In January 2017 the sequel Rufus 2 appeared , in which Jace Norman, Davis Cleveland and Haley Tju again play the leading roles.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Rufus in the German synchronous file
  2. Rufus. Rotten Tomatoes, accessed February 27, 2018 .
  3. Leo Awards 2017 - Winners & Nominees by Name. Retrieved February 27, 2018 .
  4. Julia Lee: Jace Norman Reveals 'Rufus 2' Set Secrets. TigerBeat Media, January 13, 2017, accessed February 27, 2018 .