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Car Dogs

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Car Dogs
Directed byAdam Collis
Written byMark Edward King
Produced byAdam Collis
Stefanie Epstein
Mark Edward King
Adam Robinson
F. Miguel Valenti
StarringPatrick J. Adams
Alessandra Torresani
Octavia Spencer
Dash Mihok
Stefanie Butler
Josh Hopkins
Nia Vardalos
Cory Hardrict
Chris Mulkey
George Lopez
CinematographyDavid Stump
Edited byNicholas Ramirez
Music byGalactic
Release date
  • April 17, 2016 (2016-04-17) (Sarasota Film Festival)
Running time
104 minutes
CountryUnited States
LanguageEnglish

Car Dogs is a 2017 drama film which stars George Lopez, Dash Mihok, Patrick J. Adams, Octavia Spencer, and Josh Hopkins. The film is set in a car dealership where, in a single day, salesmen have to sell more cars than they ever have done.

Story

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The story is set at the Chamberlain Auto Group which is run by Malcolm Chamberlain (played by Chris Mulkey). He has his son Mark working for him as the GM. Malcolm is a ruthless and manipulative car dealer. He offers his son a major part of a new store if he and the team of car salesmen can move 35 cars in a day, and they have to do it by 5pm.[1][2] The sales manager (played by Josh Hopkins) has his eyes on the new dealership for himself and is playing dirty tricks behind Mark's back.[3]

Background

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The film came about as a result of Mark Edward King who was a student of Adam Collis. He wrote a short film script about car salesmen at a dealership who were trying to sell many cars in a single day, more than they had ever done. King was encouraged by Collis to expand it into a script for a full feature.[4][5] The film was made with the assistance of film students.[6]

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