Boadicea (BO AH DUH SEE UH) Valentina AKA The BoDee Girl or BoDee.
Boadicea Valentina is a young and up-and-coming talented ingenue. Her first film was the hilarious and funny 101 Dalmatians and a Rat Terrier. In this movie she plays the ditzy, always hungry, sweet but naughty guardian angel of all of the Dalmatians. Because of her earthly hunger pains, Angel gets the Dalmatians into a myriad of troubles; all of which make the Perils of Pauline look mild.
Unfortunately for BoDee, she then contracted for two very dismal duds. Earth Angel Pup, which was so bad that she bought all the rights to it and destroyed the film and any videos she could get her paws on. The second dud was the Werewolf and the Rat Terrier. Not as bad as the Earth Angel Pup, but definitely nothing to write home about.
However, after the two (2) debacles she was offered the title role in the TV series Pup Squeak. A remake of an old very successful TV series. She did so well in the series that she won the coveted Brown Biscuit in her first year.
Because of her stunning success in Pup Squeak, she was offered the part of Little Missy in her very successful Little Missy adventure movies. With two hit series under her belt, BoDee’s popularity soared and she was offered the choice role of Valentina (Tina) in Bad Girl! Bad, Bad, Bad Girl! For her startlingly mature and poignant portrayal of the troubled Valentina, she was awarded the Golden Hydrant Award for best Canine Actress.
BoDee also recently starred in the action-adventure movie called Kung Foo BoDee. The critics gave it a 4-star rating, which pleased BoDee. In this movie, BoDee did most of her own stunts and was trained in karaoke kabuki martial arts for the film by Itchy Bon Ichy, a very famous kabuki flea fighter who starred in the Lone Puppy with Pierre Pasquale. Itchy was J.J.’s sidekick. The one that always got him out of trouble.
BoDee is currently making a new movie called Bordetella BoDee: The BoDee Story, and is concurrently starring in her 1st off-Broadway musical called, BoDee , The Musical.
Pierre Pasquale McDuff II AKA Jr.
Pierre Pasquale, as he prefers to be called, is a veteran of numerous stage plays, TV series, and movies. He is the winner of the Golden Hydrant, the Brown Biscuit, and the BoDee Award.
As a child star, he charmed us with his warm and sensitive portrayal of Pup Squeak in the Pup Squeak TV series, and in Pup Squeak, The Movie. When both his voice and body matured, he continued to charm us with his funny but sensitive portrayal of Binky, the Walter Mitty type want-to-be pup in Power Puppy, and Terry, the timid and brooding Tyranoscottius, in Jurassic Puppy.
In a daring move to change his image, Pierre Pasquale bought the rights to all the Yuppie Puppy movies and used his real name to star in them as the dapper and debonair Pierre Pasquale McDuff II. For each of these movies, he was nominated for best actor. However, the Golden Hydrant Award, at this time, continued to elude him.
As Pierre Pasquale matured into his middle years, he starred as the cantankerous, crusty, and bumbling SheerLuck in Sheerluck Holmes Pup. This novel characterization was loved so much by both critics and fans that BBRK hired him to reenact the role in their TV series THE LONE PUPPY, a cross between Sherlock Homes and The Lone Ranger. The series ran for 8 years, and Pierre Pasquale won the Brown Biscuit Award three (3) times for his role as J.J. (Jerry the Jerk). It’s said that Pierre Pasquale loved the pony in this series so much, that he bought him, and made sure he retired in style, once the series ended. He also changed the pony’s name from Precious to Podner, feeling that no male pony should have to put up with the name Precious placed on his gravestone. Once the series was over, Pierre Pasquale went into semi-retirement, finding that starring roles for aging troupers were slim pickings.
During this period, he made a few cameo appearances here and there, and starred in a few movies that were complete duds. Seeing his dream of the Golden Hydrant Award evaporating with each bad movie he made, Pierre Pasquale started to re-evaluate his career. However, it was only when BoDee came on the scene that he finally realized and accepted that he was too old for leading man roles. Once he admitted this, he quickly transitioned into character roles.
Finally, as Chopper, in BoDee’s first film, 101 Dalmatians and a Rat Terrier, Pierre Pasquale was again nominated for the Golden Hydrant Award, only this time as best supporting actor.
With this very agreeable incentive, Pierre Pasquale agreed to do another movie with BoDee. The movie was Bad Girl! Bad, Bad, Bad Girl! His masterful performance as Max in the movie finally won him the elusive Golden Hydrant Award for Best Supporting Actor. He was so good, that he stole the last scene of the movie, when he gallantly and woefully trots down the aisle with the woman he loves, Valentina (BoDee), only to give her away to a much younger and handsomer groom, Lawrence (M2). It resonated with the audience, and reminded them of a Pup Squeak episode.
Finally, for playing himself so wonderfully and with such self-deprecating humor, he won The BoDee Award for Best Supporting Actor in BoDee, The Musical.
M2 AKA the Magnificent Murphy
M2 (The Magnificent Murphy) just recently started his acting career, having previously been a street rapper, and an interior decorator. His first movie was the super dud, Earth Angel Pup, in which he played the Hound of Hell. The movie was so traumatic to him, and the critics so unkind, that he put on five (5) pounds eating comfort foods. He was so ashamed of the movie that he changed his acting name from Murph Meister to The Magnificent Murphy (M2) and helped BoDee buy back the rights to Earth Angel Pup so they could destroy the film and any videos they could find.
BoDee had to have long, long talks with him, and send him to a doggy psychiatrist, before he would do Bad Girl! Bad, Bad, Bad Girl! with her. Although the critics slashed him for his acting in Earth Angel Pup, he redeemed himself with his fine portrayal of Lawrence, the younger man in Bad Girl. For this role, he was nominated for the Golden Hydrant award.
M2 is currently starring as the male lead in Kung Foo BoDee. He also did all his own stunts for this movie. He is currently playing himself (M2) in Bordettela BoDee and also in BoDee, The Musical.
The critics love BoDee and M2 together, claiming they have a chemistry similar to Tracy and Hepburn.
Before starting her career as an actress, Princess Peanut was the World Wrestling Champ - Petite Junior Canine Division. However, because of a neck injury sustained while saving her fiance, Froggy, from a car accident, she was forced to retire. Because of her scene stealing part in BoDee's recent musical, BoDee, The Musical, BoDee felt she had a lot of potential, and bought the TV rights to Spooky McGregor for her to star in. BoDee felt the part would help Peanut adjust to life without a wrestling career. BoDee also produces Spooky McGregor.
Jody Bob just recently started his movie-acting career, having previously been a talented comedic repertory actor, and also a clothes model.
Jody Bob has played the leading male role in such stage plays as Ham Let, Cute, SheerLuck Pup,
Jody Bob is currently playing himself in BoDee, The Musical.
Sweet Sara, a very talented repertory dramatic actress, billed as the canine Sara Bernhardt, just recently started her movie acting career as a favor to BoDee. She is currently starring, as herself, in both Bordetella BoDee: The BoDee Story and in BoDee, The Musical. Sweet Sara has starred as the female lead in such productions as the The Glass Pony, Who’s Afraid of Virginia Ham, Cat on a Hot Tin Oven, King Bear, Otheleoneo, Julius On Ceasar, Copernicus’ Daughter, Mrs. Tesla, and is currently about to play Lady MacBath, in MacBath.
Dogter Watson is the only son of the 1st Dogter Watson who starred as Pierre Pasquale’s sidekick in SheerLuck Homes Pup. Dogter has just started his acting career and has only starred as himself in BoDee, The Musical.