Additional information for Fido, which has a domestic theatrical release set for June 15, 2007. The film is being distributed by Lionsgate and has not yet been rated. Fido has a total running time of 93 minutes.
NC-16
Singapore
12
Brazil
PG-12
Japan
MA
Australia
K-13
Finland
14A
Canada
R
USA
U
France
M/16
Portugal
16
Netherlands
14
Iceland
R13
New Zealand
16
Germany
93min
Fido
France
Fido
Italy
Ena zombi anamesa mas
Greece
Fido - Gute Tote sind schwer zu finden
Germany
Fido - Hasznos a zombi a háznál
Hungary
Fido - O Mascote
Brazil
Fido - Zombie de Estimação
Portugal
Mi mascota es un zombie
Mexico
Zombino
Japan
Zonbîno
Japan
September 07, 2006
Canada
January 31, 2007
France
January 31, 2007
USA
February 03, 2007
Canada
February 09, 2007
Germany
February 10, 2007
USA
March 16, 2007
Canada
March 28, 2007
USA
March 31, 2007
USA
May 30, 2007
USA
June 15, 2007
USA
July 02, 2007
Czech Republic
July 25, 2007
Germany
July 28, 2007
Germany
August 01, 2007
France
August 03, 2007
Germany
August 04, 2007
Germany
August 09, 2007
Germany
August 12, 2007
Germany
August 16, 2007
Germany
August 19, 2007
Germany
August 23, 2007
Singapore
September 14, 2007
Brazil
October 21, 2007
Japan
October 27, 2007
Japan
December 13, 2007
Brazil
January 17, 2008
Germany
January 24, 2008
Iceland
February 29, 2008
Russia
March 05, 2008
Australia
April 15, 2008
Hungary
April 25, 2008
Finland
June 23, 2008
UK
October 14, 2008
Netherlands
October 31, 2008
Argentina
Good dead are hard to find
He'll steal your heart... or eat it!
In this savage satire of American society, we find ourselves following a little boy, Timmy Robinson (K'Sun Ray), through an alternate version of the white-bread 1950s of big-finned cars, houses with white picket fences, and prejudice, except that instead of Blacks there are zombie servants animated by space radiation, but kept under control with Zomcon zombie collars. Timmy is delighted with the family's first zombie (Billy Connolly), whom he names Fido, although his father, Bill Robinson (Dylan Baker), is terrified of zombies, and only bought Fido at the urging of his wife, Helen (Carrie-Anne Moss). Bill is only interested in golf and in funeral rights to make sure that they will all stay dead when they die, and not become zombies themselves. Fido becomes Timmy's best friend, while the neighborhood playboy (Tim Blake Nelson) keeps a young female zombie named Tammy (Sonja Bennett) as his girlfriend. Fido runs afoul of prejudice, circumstance, hardware faults in the Zomcon collars, and neighborhood bullies. Before we are done, there is murder and assorted other mayhem, zombification, dezombification, a full-scale zombie riot at Zomcon, and the death of Timmy's father as a result of the evil Zomcon security chief's (Henry Czerny) attempt to throw Timmy to the rioting zombies in order to protect company secrets. Fido then rescues Timmy and kills the security chief. But all's well that ends well, as Fido is restored to his family, and the widow discovers that she is happier with Fido than with her late husband.
Andrew Currie
Director(s)
Robert Chomiak
Andrew Currie
Dennis Heaton
Dennis Heaton
Writer(s)
Peter Block
executive producer
Trent Carlson
co-producer
Patrick Cassavetti
executive producer
Jason Constantine
executive producer
Blake Corbet
producer
Kevin Eastwood
co-producer
Shelley Gillen
executive producer
Daniel Iron
executive producer
Heidi Levitt
co-producer
Michael Shepard
associate producer
Erin Smith
line producer
Bill Stephens
associate producer
Mary Anne Waterhouse
producer
Ki Wight
associate producer
Producer(s)
Don MacDonald
Composer(s)
Narrator (voice)
David Kaye
Eating Zombie
Jan Skorzewski
Zombie's Victim
Kevin Tyell
Dr. Hrothgar Geiger
Andy Parkin
1940's Mother
Lynn Pendleton
Father Zombie
Gary Slater
Little Girl
Taylor Petri
Vicious Zombie
Glenn Richards
Collar Light Zombie
Raphael Kepinski
Child Zombie
Carl-James Kalbfleisch
Miss Mills
Tiffany Lyndall-Knight
Timmy Robinson (as K'Sun Ray)
Kesun Loder
Cindy Bottoms
Alexia Fast
Mr. Bottoms
Henry Czerny
Roy Fraser
Aaron Brown
Stan Fraser
Brandon Olds
Dee Dee Bottoms
Jennifer Clement
Mr. Theopolis
Tim Blake Nelson
Tammy
Sonja Bennett
Mrs. Henderson
Mary Black
Mr. Henderson
Bernard Cuffling
Helen Robinson
Carrie-Anne Moss
Fido
Billy Connolly
Bill Robinson
Dylan Baker
Zombie Milkman
Glen Power
Human Milkman
Michael Irwin
Zombie Paperboy
Liam Crocker
TV Girl
Lauren Oleksewich
Zombie Grandpa
Harold Courchene
Public Service Officer
Geoff Adams
Joe Petersen
Michael P. Northey
Miss Mills's Boyfriend
Adam Scorgie
Priest
John B. Lowe
Floyd
Raymond E. Bailey
Commanding Officer
Doug Abrahams
Frank Murphy
Rob LaBelle
Returns Room Clerk
Jacob Rupp
Returns Rooms Customer (as Clint Carlton)
Clint Carleton
Bezerk Zombie
Lauro Chartrand
Human Worker
Andrew Hedge
Timmy Robinson's best friend in the whole wide world is a six-foot tall rotting zombie named Fido...
Director(s)
Andrew Currie
Dennis Heaton
Dennis Heaton
Writer(s)
executive producer
Trent Carlson
co-producer
Patrick Cassavetti
executive producer
Jason Constantine
executive producer
Blake Corbet
producer
Kevin Eastwood
co-producer
Shelley Gillen
executive producer
Daniel Iron
executive producer
Heidi Levitt
co-producer
Michael Shepard
associate producer
Erin Smith
line producer
Bill Stephens
associate producer
Mary Anne Waterhouse
producer
Ki Wight
associate producer
Producer(s)
Composer(s)
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