The 2019 Belgian animated feature provides a fictionalized glimpse into the lavish lives of Queen Elizabeth II's most famous companions. While intended as a lighthearted family comedy, the film became one of the most controversial animated releases of its year due to its "tonally discordant" blend of cute animals and adult-oriented satire. The Royal Plot: From Palace to Pound
Rex’s journey home takes him through a "canine fight club" in a local kennel, where he must learn humility and earn his way back to Buckingham Palace. Along the way, he befriends a group of tough strays and falls for ( Sheridan Smith ), a streetwise saluki. Production and Critical Reception The Queen's Corgi (2019)
Despite its moderate box office success, the film was "panned by critics". Major reviewers from The Guardian and The Independent criticized it for: The Queen's Corgi (2019) - IMDb The 2019 Belgian animated feature provides a fictionalized
The story follows (voiced by Jack Whitehall ), the Queen’s "Top Dog" and undisputed favorite. Arrogant and spoiled by palace life, Rex’s status is upended during a diplomatic visit from Donald Trump . After causing a high-profile incident with the President’s own corgi, Mitzy, a disgraced Rex is betrayed by his jealous rival, Charlie (voiced by Matt Lucas ), and finds himself lost on the streets of London. Along the way, he befriends a group of
Produced by the Belgian studio nWave Pictures and directed by Ben Stassen and Vincent Kesteloot, the film had a budget of approximately and grossed $31.4 million worldwide.