Many thanks to Ted Davis for letting us know about the cats in this movie. It does not appear any of them is actually Tabby and later in the film Emily remarks on how Tabby was killed during the storm.įinal Mewsings: Cats would rather face a hurricane than a girl shouting their name. When Emily opens the window, three cats scramble inside (actually the cats are “catapulted,” or rather thrown through the window).

Emily sees a tabby cat outside the window and cries, “Tabby!” Purr Blurs: Later during the storm the family are sheltered in the lowest level of their home. There is a moment when Tabby is right within the grasp of both but the cat takes off again and the father manages to get Emily back to the house. Tabby is first seen hitting the ground before the father and girl, but in the next shot Tabby has somehow landed on top of them. Adaptation of Richard Hughes story 'The Innocent Voyage,' about children overjoyed to find themselves among pirates. The three end up tumbling out of the tree. Frederick grabs Emily who in turn grabs Tabby by the tail. Tabby eventually climbs into a tree and Emily climbs up after the animal. Tabby, soaking wet, is seen running away from her.Įmily’s father Frederick (Nigel Davenport) chases after Emily who continues to chase the cat. The daughter Emily (Deborah Baxter) runs off into the jungle chasing her cat Tabby. Kitty Cameo: At the beginning of the film the Thornton family is trying to survive a hurricane. Synopsis: The Thornton’s decide to send their children away from the wilds of Jamaica and back to be schooled in England but when their ship is pirated the children accidentally stow away on the renagades’ ship. Cat Out of the Bag Alert! This review contains some spoilers for this film!

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