102 Dalmatians

Despite her promise to stay away from fur, the supposedly rehabilitated Cruella De Vil is drawn to it in this live-action sequel., Glenn Close returns with new partner in crime Gerard Depardieu and dozens of delightfully dotty dogs for more canine capers in a sequel to Disney’s animated classic., Despite her promise to stay away from fur, the supposedly rehabilitated Cruella De Vil (Glenn Close) is drawn to the stuff in this uneven live-action sequel. Pierre Le Pelt: Gerard Depardieu. Kevin: Ioan Gruffudd. Chloe: Alice Evans., After three years in prison, Cruella De Vil is judged to have paid her debt to society and is set free, as she pledges to have nothing to do with animal fur (especially dogs) ever again., In this sequel to 101 Dalmatians, Cruella de Vil is out of prison and seemingly a changed woman. But she soon returns to her old tricks and is only too delighted to learn that her parole officer Chloe has a family of dalmatians and connections with a dog charity. Unable to resist temptation, the evil Cruella promptly teams up with an OTT French designer in an attempt to create the ultimate dalmatian puppy coat – this time with a hood., Released from jail after a three-year sentence for dognapping, fur-fixated Cruella De Vil appears to be reformed. But when her craving for that fur coat returns, she enlists the help of outrageous fashion designer Monsieur Le Pelt to collar the required 102 pups., Cruella DeVil gets out of prison and goes after them darned puppies once more., Dozens of delightfully dotty dogs are in the ‘spot’ light again, and the baddest baddie of them all returns to the big screen in this long-awaited sequel to Disney animated classic 101 Dalmatians. Yes, Cruella De Vil is back, but she’s a reformed character. Or is she? Three years after her dog-napping escapades, Cruella says she’s changed – she wants to be known as Ella and even buys a dog shelter. But when pooches start to disappear, even her probation officer begins to wonder. And her sinister new partner, French fashion designer Jean Pierre Le Pelt, adds to the impression that Cruella’s up to her old tricks. There are dastardly deeds and fur-ocious fun afoot in this crazy canine caper that’s a real doggy treat. (2000) Stars: Glenn Close, Gerard Depardieu, Ioan Gruffudd, Alice Evans, Tim McInnerney., In this sequel to 101 Dalmatians, puppy-poacher Cruella De Vil is on the prowl again, plotting with her fashion-designer sidekick to steal more helpless little dogs. Supposedly cured of her penchant for spotty coats, De Vil is released from prison. But when she discovers that her parole officer’s boyfriend runs an animal shelter that has fallen on hard times, she pretends she wants to help out in order to get to the dogs., Glenn Close returns as the wonderfully wicked Cruella De Vil in this sequel to the 1996 blockbuster “101 Dalmatians.” In this live-action comedy-adventure, Cruella and an evil furrier (Gerard Depardieu) plot to make the ultimate Dalmatian-fur coat. Ioan Gruffudd, Alice Evans, Ian Richardson., Released from jail after a three-year sentence for dognapping, fur-fixated Cruella De Vil appears to be reformed. But when her craving for that fur coat returns, she enlists the help of outrageous fashion designer Monsieur Le Pelt to collar the required 102 pups. Family., Glenn Close goes to the dogs once again in this sequel to 101 Dalmatians, Disney’s 1996 live-action adaptation of their beloved animated classic. After three years in prison, Cruella De Vil (Close) is judged to have paid her debt to society and is set free, as she pledges to have nothing to do with animal fur (especially dogs) ever again. Meanwhile, Kevin (Ioan Gruffudd) operates an animal shelter that has fallen on hard times; unless he’s able to find new financial support, the lost dogs he’s been caring for will have nowhere to go. Kevin and his girlfriend Chloe (Alice Evans), who happens to be Cruella’s parole officer, get the idea of bringing their plight to the people through the press, but media reports of the shelter’s problems attract an unlikely benefactor — Cruella. While Ms. De Vil claims the purest of intentions, it seems the shelter is housing a large number of dalmatians, and in cahoots with mad fashion designer Monsieur Le Pelt (Gérard Depardieu), she plans to turn the puppies into haute couture. 102 Dalmatians was the first live-action feature for director Kevin Lima, who previously helmed two animated features for Disney, A Goofy Movie and Tarzan.