User talk:Curious in NYC

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Re: The Man Who Barked Like A Dog[edit]

Hi Don, thanks for your message on my talk page. Sorry but it's best if I reply here rather than by email. I was pleased to be able to find a few more details on the film for you, but I really don't know anything more about it. You're right though, it seems to be rather obscure (there is no Wikipedia article on it, which surprised me). You should bear in mind that the title you give is not right, it's actually called The Man Who Wagged His Tail or alternatively An Angel Passed Over Brooklyn. It doesn't seem to be available on DVD in English, although for some strange reason you can buy it dubbed into German [1]. Best wishes, --Viennese Waltz 06:18, 26 November 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Hi VW, sorry for the delay in replying. I 'm not in the habit of checking my Wikipedia User page because I created it to try to learn what I could about the film. (I noticed your message accidentally when I accessed Wikipedia to research something else.) Thanks for following up on it. I can't understand the title discrepancy, because I thought I was certain of the title. Maybe the fact that you discovered two other titles for the same film leaves open the possibility that different titles were used for releases to different countries. ?? It is odd that there apparently is no English language DVD but one is available dubbed in German. I wonder if there is/was a VHS version? Again, I sincerely appreciate your efforts on my behalf. Have a happy holiday season, DonCurious in NYC (talk) 23:24, 4 December 2012 (UTC)[reply]