From what I remember, this movie involved a man trying to get his dog (a Dalmatian I think, named Sam by the way) to use the bathroom, preferably in the grass outside his apartment, failing numerous times until the end. Around halfway, the dog was starting to urinate again, and the man said sternly, "Sam!" before the dog went to the toilet and peed in it while standing with his front paws on the toilet top. And then a second scene involved the dog sitting in the toilet like this picture:

I already filled in the action on out of the shadows but the other transcript needed a lot of help.

None of the pages had blank words and all of them needed to be filled so I am gonna fill up the movie's information.

Here are the originals

Mamma Mia ( my family roots)

With five new actors:

Melissa Gilbert

Adam Wainwright

Danica McKeller

Matthew Morrison

Jessica Zucha

We all known John Cusack is the voice of Dimitri from Anastasia, right?

In the earlier Anastasia starring Ingrid Bergman, Dimitri was played by Yul Brynner, only here, his name is Sergei Bounine.

Brynner also played Pharaoh Rameses II in The Ten Commandments, so that got me thinking…

Did DreamWorks consider John Cusack to voice Rameses, but drop him because his voice was too nice sounding, so they went with Ralph Fiennes instead because they needed an intimidating voice for the pharaoh?

In the opening credits of Cinderella, you will see that the copyrighted Roman numerals say "1949", but the movie was released in 1950, not 1949. Can someone explain to me why it says "MCMXLIX" and not "MCML"?