Quigley (film)

Quigley is a 2003 American family comedy film directed by William Byron Hillman and starring Gary Busey, Oz Perkins, and Curtis Armstrong. The film centers on Archie Quigley (Oz Perkins), a young man who inherits a talking dog named Quigley (voiced by Gary Busey). Quigley, a hyperactive Jack Russell Terrier, helps Archie navigate various challenges and relationships, ultimately teaching him important life lessons about responsibility and friendship. The film features a lighthearted tone and focuses on the comedic interactions between Archie and his canine companion. Its PG rating reflects its suitability for family audiences. The plot revolves around Archie's attempts to manage Quigley's eccentric behavior and his efforts to win the affection of Jenny (Leah Remini). While not a major box office success, Quigley is a representative example of early 2000s family-friendly films centered around talking animal characters.