Good-bye My Lady (1958)
Like Kelpies in many Australian films, you can spot a Basenji here or there in African ones. Still, they remain elusive. Although there are mixed breeds resembling them who have left their paw prints on celluloid history (notably Buster, star of the 1930s), I am aware of only one feature starring a Basenji: Good-bye, My Lady (1956). Note: The 2012 American film Trooper and the Legend of the Golden Key does NOT feature a Basenji. There is one on the DVD cover art, but the dogs in the movie are a Bloodhound and a mixed breed.
The African Queen
- Basenji
- ★
Air Bud: World Pup
- Golden Retriever
- ★★★
- Australian Shepherd
- ★
- Miniature American Shepherd
- ★
- German Shepherd Dog
- ★
- Australian Cattle Dog
- ★
- Basenji
- ★
- Belgian Malinois
- ★
- Border Collie
- ★
- Boxer
- ★
- Briard
- ★
- Collie (rough)
- ★
- Dalmatian
- ★
- English Springer Spaniel
- ★
- Parson Russell Terrier
- ★
- Rottweiler
- ★
- Mixed Breed
- ★
Cats and Dogs
- Doberman Pinscher
- ★
- Miniature Pinscher
- ★
- Boxer
- ★
- Schnauzer
- ★
- Chihuahua
- ★
- Afghan Hound
- ★
- Basset Hound
- ★
- Bloodhound
- ★
- Border Collie
- ★
- Mastiff
- ★
- Dalmatian
- ★
- Borzoi
- ★
- West Highland White Terrier
- ★
- Poodle
- ★
- Bulldog
- ★
- Alaskan Malamute
- ★
- Belgian Malinois
- ★
- German Shepherd Dog
- ★
- Golden Retriever
- ★
- Labrador Retriever
- ★
- Wire Fox Terrier
- ★
- Irish Setter
- ★
- English Setter
- ★
- Basenji
- ★
- Bernese Mountain Dog
- ★
- Bearded Collie
- ★
- Chinese Shar-Pei
- ★
- Mixed Breed
- ★★
Starring canines listed in a secondary post for this film. These are the background dogs.
Good-bye, My Lady
or The Boy and the Laughing Dog
- Basenji
- ★★★
Still the main Basenji film. Based on the novel by James H. Street.
The Magic of Lassie
- Collie (rough)
- ★★★
- Basenji
- ★