NOT since Lewis Carroll continued Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland through the LookingGlass, has an author responded to an encore more successfully than Hugh Lofting in his second volume of the ...
“We have far less important places to be!” crows John Dolittle, a most peculiar doctor who can talk to animals, as he waltzes out of Buckingham Palace at the end of the goofy new talking-animals kid ...
The time is right for Doctor Dolittle. Finally. After the cluttered, clunky and agonizingly overlong 1967 Rex Harrison version, which used live animals to bring author Hugh Lofting’s iconic doc to the ...
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