The Queen's Corgi

Rex, a pampered corgi living at Buckingham Palace, basks in his status as Her Majesty's favorite. His swagger and flashy charm tune the daily life around the royal estate, but a reckless move during a high profile dinner with the President of the United States sparks a diplomatic crisis. Stripped of his glittering life, Rex finds himself on the streets of London, where every corner tests his nerve and cleverness. With rivals and dangers in pursuit, he must learn to survive by wit, courage, and stubborn resolve. A potential romance and the hope of redemption push him to redefine what really matters. The city becomes a maze of new friends and lessons, pushing him to grow in strength and character.

Directed by Ben Stassen and Vincent Kesteloot, The Queen's Corgi arrived as a family friendly animated feature in 2019. It draws on an original concept by Rob Sprackling and Johnny Smith, blending royal fantasy with canine antics for families everywhere.

The film earned a worldwide gross of $35,515,687, reflecting a modest but steady performance for a family animated title. It found audiences in several markets and delivered lighthearted humor for kids and their caregivers, and its appeal endures across generations.

The story stays in the realm of light family entertainment, delivering humor with a warm heart. Its themes center on humility, loyalty, and teamwork as a pampered dog learns to value others and face challenges with courage, compassion, and a willingness to change. Its visuals and pacing keep kids engaged.

Visually bright with London cityscapes and palace imagery, the film sits among light-hearted animal adventures. It adds to the trend of royal pet comedies and family friendly fare, offering familiar jokes, colorful animation, and a gentle moral that resonates with younger viewers and their families that linger long after forever.