Best In Show (2000)

Nov 8, 2014 · One of the best sequences in any of Guest’s films involves Meg’s frantic search for her dog’s favorite toy, “Busy Bee,” and her escalating abusiveness and exasperation with a pet shop owner who...

Best in Show: Directed by Christopher Guest. With Jay Brazeau, Parker Posey, Michael Hitchcock, Catherine O'Hara. A behind-the-scenes look into the highly competitive and cut-throat world of dog shows through the eyes of a group of ruthless dog owners.

Oct 13, 2000 · Consider Parker Posey’s rage and loathing as she assaults a store clerk who cannot supply a Busy Bee dog toy. Her dog has lost its toy and is fretting, and the way she screams “Busy Bee! Busy Bee!” you’d think she was looking for emergency snakebite remedy.

Parker Posey's character freaking out over losing a dog toy named "Busy Bee". “Thanks for your help you STUPID HOTEL MANAGER!” Even more hilarious is the fact that the dog (which is allegedly very attached to the Busy Bee) isn't even reacting to the loss of the toy.

Jul 25, 2018 · "And Busy Bee, you know — 'Where's my Busy Bee?' From Best in Show," one of five semi-improvised documentary spoof films she's made with the director Christopher Guest.

Mar 8, 2025 · Parker Posey ruled indie cinema long before The White Lotus, bringing electric weirdness to everything from Dazed and Confused to Best in Show. Long before checking into HBO’s prestige vacation drama, Parker Posey had already cemented her status as the ultimate quirky cool girl of American independent cinema. ... (“We bought the Busy Bee at ...

Sep 29, 2020 · Posey: When we were grooming Beatrice before I threw a fit and ran out and got the toy, Busy Bee, Chris said: “OK, we’re going to have our professional groomer, who’s done dog shows before ...

Nov 9, 2010 · If I have a favorite part of Best in Show it might be the materialistic, fashion-obsessed Swans, played by Parker Posey and Michael Hitchcock. Guest's improvisational techniques are firing on all cylinders with these characters.

Nov 8, 2018 · Not only is it the best deleted scene of all time, it's far and away her best moment in Guffman, and maybe in all her collaborations with Guest (only "Busy Bee" gives it a run for its money). I've seen auditions on that level so many times, and she nails it in every detail.