Dog helps Dolphin

Zeus and Roxanne is a fun and heartwarming family movie that was released in 1997. The movie was directed by George T. Miller and stars a lovable St. Bernard dog named Zeus and a marine biologist named Mary Beth Dunhill played by Kathleen Quinlan.

The story revolves around Mary Beth Dunhill, who moves to a small Florida town with her 10-year-old daughter Jordan played by Majandra Delfino. Mary Beth soon meets Zeus, the dog of a local fisherman named Claude played by Jim Belushi. A series of events lead to Mary Beth and Jordan taking care of Zeus, and their relationship with the beloved dog grows stronger with each passing day.

Mary Beth's work involves studying dolphins, which puts her in close proximity with the town's residents. When a dolphin named Roxanne becomes trapped in a reef, Mary Beth and Zeus work together to rescue the dolphin. The movie's themes of courage, compassion, and teamwork are beautifully portrayed, and the story is both entertaining and educational.

Zeus and Roxanne is a great movie for families and animal lovers alike. The chemistry between the characters and Zeus the dog is heartwarming, and the movie's message of caring for others and respecting nature is something that resonates with audiences even today.