Dog Gone

Rob Lowe (John Marshall) · Johnny Berchtold (Fielding Marshall) · Kimberly Williams-Paisley (Ginny Marshall) · Nick Peine (Nate) · Savannah Bruffey (Peyton Marshall).

Before then, he made guest appearances alongside the [Shameless cast](https://www.cinemablend.com/television/2565350/shameless-what-the-cast-is-doing-next), on the short-live Son of Zorn, and Fresh off the Boat, to name a few. Bio cast as Marcus](https://www.cinemablend.com/television/2554063/the-best-things-about-ap-bios-move-to-streaming-on-peacock-according-to-the-cast), which was his first starring role on a TV series. Playing Ginny’s mother is Holly Morris, who has a few things in common with a few of her Dog Gone co-stars. See him in the action, along with his human co-stars in the Dog Gone cast, by Playing Ginny’s father is Brian Brightman, who actually has a few things in common with his aforementioned Dog Gone co-star, Susan Gallagher (WandaVision). More recently, he appeared in one episode of [Amazon Prime’s survivalist drama](https://www.cinemablend.com/interviews/the-wilds-cast-tease-a-massive-season-3-following-major-finale-cliffhanger) The Wilds and starred alongside Julia Roberts and other A-listers on the fact-based political miniseries, Gaslit, on Starz. Elmo’s Fire and plenty of [cinematic favorites of the ‘90s](https://www.cinemablend.com/news/2470824/20-iconic-90s-movies-that-bring-on-the-nostalgia) like Tommy Boy, for one. The actor made a guest appearance on an episode of the Emmy-winning crime drama Bloodline in 2017 and, later, appeared alongside the Her feature-length appearances include an uncredited role opposite Burt Reynolds in 1993’s Cop & 1/2, the 2019 sequel to How High, and 2021’s Black Easter, in which scientists try to prevent a time-traveling extremist group from assassinating Jesus. She also had a recurring role on Nashville, appeared on two episodes of The Flash, and starred in the 2007 high school sports biopic, We Are Marshall. Take a look at who else makes up the Dog Gone cast and where else you may know them from in our breakdown below. From the director of Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, Steve Herek, and Emmy nominee Nick Santora, Dog Gone — which is now available to stream with a

Opening Shot: The sun peeks through the leaves of the trees on a college campus. Fielding Marshall (Johnny Berchtold) sits with a friend munching on ...

In a photo epilogue at the end of the film, a picture of the actual Gonker is displayed, and beneath it, it reads, “Gonker was never separated from the Marshalls again.” A second photo, of Fielding, then reads “Fielding now lives in Chile… Parting Shot: The story of Fielding and Gonker is a real one. The premise could go in a million different ways, from Oscar bait to Hallmark movie, and Dog Gone falls somewhere in the middle (okay, a smidge closer to the Hallmark end of the spectrum). Fielding searches to no avail and comes home devastated, telling his parents the dog is gone. John’s also not happy that Fielding has tethered himself to a dog (instead of a job or a new apartment), and he’s not charmed when Gonker jumps on him and chases animals in the yard. Shortly after Gonker’s diagnosis, Fielding takes a hike with Gonker on the Appalachian Trail near his home in Virginia, and the dog scampers off.

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The father-son team set out on a quest down the Appalachian Trail to search for Gonker. Will they find success? It's part of the new Netflix family-centric film ...

(A homeless man tells them to turn to Jesus, and the father responds, “We’re a member of the church. (“Is atheism a religion?”) Fielding faces a life-threatening illness. Michael Foust has covered the intersection of faith and news for 20 years. (He even oversleeps and misses his graduation.) His place in life contrasts with that of his friends and his father, a career-driven man. (By searching for Gonker, a community comes together, and a family grows closer.) Another major part of the story also is true: Fielding hiked the trail with his father in search of Gonker, with his mother running a “command center” back home. Fielding’s father is frustrated with and embarrassed by his son but nevertheless agrees to walk the Appalachian Trail, fully believing the two will be successful in their venture. When we lovingly care for our canines – or, if you prefer, our cats – we are following God’s will in caring for and tending to His creation. It is only by watching Fielding interact with strangers on the trail – he is always kind – and by watching Fielding’s devotion to Gonker that the dad learns better to appreciate his son. (In the film, Fielding is racing against the clock to find his dog.) Like the film, Gonker went missing on the Appalachian Trail during a hike with Fielding. Although the film changes a few less-important parts of the plot, the core of the story is true. He sleeps with Gonker.