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The Queen's top dog falls from grace and must redeem himself in order to be readmitted to the palace in...
The Queen's top dog falls from grace and must redeem himself in order to be readmitted to the palace in this animated adventure featuring the voices of Julie Walters and Jack Whitehall.
After the Queen's most favoured - and aptly smug - canine pet causes a diplomatic incident at a dinner with the U.S. President, he finds himself out on the streets of London, where, in order to get back to the palace, he must embrace new adventures and make new friends.
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38 %193 reviewsAudience score rating
14+Age suitabilityChildren & Media rating
"There's an intriguing if unsurprising cast of characters, the likes of Dame Julie Walters, Jack Whitehall, Ray Winstone and Sheridan Smith on vocal duties and life-lessons about "entitlement". However, it already feels dated and is unlikely to age well, especially given that the Queen no longer owns any of the eponymous breed."
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Stuff
Stuff"Make no bones about it; this Queen's Corgi is a dog's dinner."
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Screen Daily
Screen Daily"Kesteloot and Stassen are too busy scrabbling for content - basically fine, largely indifferent, sometimes misjudged - to fill the gaps between the frenetic set pieces."
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The Guardian
The Guardian"Something deeply unpleasant, and in no way suitable for children."
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Independent
IndependentThe Queen's Corgi | Details
- Rating
- PG, Mild themes and animated violence
- Runtime
- 92
- Genre
- Adventure, Kids & Family
- Country of origin
- Belgium
