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MVP: Most Valuable Primate
Directed by Robert Vince
Produced by Ian Fodie
Michael Strange
Robert Vince
Anne Vince
Written by Anne Vince
Robert Vince
Starring Russell Ferrier
Lomax Study
Kevin Zegers
Jamie Renée Smith
Alexa Fox
Jane Sowerby
Ingrid Tesch
Philip Granger
Rick Ducommun
Berny, Mac, and Louie
Music by Brian 'Hoot' Gibson
Brahm Wenger
Cinematography Glen Winter
Editing by Kelly Herron
Distributed by Keystone Family Pictures
Release date(s) October 20, 2000
Running time 93 min.
Language English
Preceded by followed by = MVP 2: Most Vertical Primate imdb_id = 0196106

MVP: Most Valuable Primate is the 2000 feature film that sparked the MVP franchise. The film's title character, Jack, is a fictional chimpanzee.

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[edit] Plot

The plot revolves around an ape playing sports. Jack, a three-year-old chimpanzee who is the subject of an experiment involving sign language that is performed by Dr. Kendall. However, Dr. Kendall loses funding for his research and Mr. Kendall's boss, Mr. Peabody, sells Jack to a medical research lab, much to Dr. Kendall's dismay. Unfortunately, Dr. Kendall dies (offscreen) from a heart attack. Dr. Kendall had set up Jack to be taken away from the lab, but Jack was sent to Canada by mistake. In Canada, Jack befriends a lonely teenager named Steven Westover and his deaf sister, Tara . Steven soon discovers that Jack has an uncanny ability to play the sport of ice hockey and Jack joins Steven's junior league hockey team when it is discovered that there is no rule that chimpanzees can't play hockey. However, just before the championship, Dr. Peabody returns to reclaim Jack.

[edit] Sequels

The movie generated one theater-released sequel and one direct-to-video sequel. In each film, Jack learns to play a different sport.

[edit] Movies

The following is a list of the films in the series:

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[edit] Title

  • MVP was the working title of the 1997 film Air Bud, but the subtitle was Most Valuable Pooch, not Most Valuable Primate. Air Bud shares the same producers and they both star Kevin Zegers. Both films feature similar plots about an animal who can play sports, and they each spawned a number of sequels in which the title animal plays a different sport in each.

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