Benji is a beloved canine superstar adopted from a shelter, starring in movies and living with creator Joe Camp's family and other pets.

The original Benji was produced in McKinney and Denton, Texas, and distributed worldwide by Camp’s company, Mulberry Square Releasing, based at the time in Dallas. Benji is the only canine actor to …

Benji Off the Leash, Benji's fifth motion picture, was released thatrically during the summer of 2004, and on video in January, 2005. The film has won the 2005 Genesis Award for Best Family Film and is a …

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When Camp struck out across the country in the Fall of 2001 to find the new Benji in an animal shelter, media flocked to follow him around. The American Humane Association had reported that the original …

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Actors, executive producers and Joe Camp, the mastermind behind all four movies about Benji, a mutt with a heart of gold, got out of the limos and strode about three paces into a 10-screen multiplex. …

Joe felt this was a worthwhile mission so he spent three months wandering the country to find the new Benji in a shelter, so that anyone looking into those big brown eyes will see the kind of unconditional …

Benji Off the Leash is all about heroes. Three unlikely, unsuspecting souls who come face-to-face with that moment in their lives when they must stand and be counted.

Benji Off the Leash is the first Benji film in 16 years. Series creator Joe Camp had aimed the movie at a Christmas crowd, but said changes in the story line show his deeper hope: that an old character's …