Subject: The One Line That Made The Author Hate His Own Movie | A Boy and His Dog (1975)

Are you ready to discover the secret alternative ending and the
fractured history behind A Boy and His Dog? In this video from Golden
Flicker, we reveal the controversial decisions, bitter feuds, and
bizarre production secrets that turned a 1975 post-apocalyptic
experiment into a cult cinema legend.

Based on Harlan Ellison's Nebula Award-winning novella, this dystopian
tale of a teenage scavenger and his telepathic dog faced seemingly
impossible hurdles. From rejecting lucrative studio deals over animated
dog mouths to a director demanding a harsher censorship rating, we
explore how L.Q. Jones brought the wasteland to life. Join us as we
dissect the brilliant voice acting, the Mojave Desert filming
locations, and the single punchline that infuriated the original author
for half a century.

Chapters:
00:00 - The Cult Classic That Infuriated Its Creator
01:34 - Adapting Harlan Ellison: The Independent Production
03:50 - Casting Blood: Tiger the Dog and Voice Acting
05:39 - Filming Locations: The Mojave Desert and Topeka
07:20 - The Controversial Ending: Harlan Ellison vs L.Q. Jones
10:41 - The MPAA Rating and the 1982 Nuclear Prologue
12:57 - Book vs Film: Changes from the Novella
14:05 - Unmade Sequels and a Bittersweet Legacy
15:55 - The Cult Legacy of A Boy and His Dog

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https://youtu.be/qgoUwzShN0E?si=hW6atSbN_g6B_px0

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