producer Raymond Wagner, sued The Walt Disney Company over profits from Turner & Hooch and What About Bob? (1991), a Touchstone release Dreyfuss had starred in. They accused Disney of refusing to allow a firm specializing in profit participation to audit the returns from the movies. Dreyfuss withdrew his claim a day later. Disney eventually allowed the audit to proceed. The auditors determined that Disney had made a profit of $32 million and that Wagner had been denied her share. Disney settled with Wagner in June 2018; the terms of the settlement were not disclosed. Legacy Sequel A pilot episode for a Turner & Hooch spin-off/follow-up television series starring Thomas F. Wilson and Beasley the Dog, was produced. Though the show was not ordered to series, the pilot was released as a television film and debuted as a part of The Magical World of Disney. The movie was poorly received, but retroactively changed the ending of the film. Television series A television series remake was announced in February 2020, to be greenlit for the streaming service Disney+. Matt Nix developed the series along with an order of 12 episodes. Josh Peck portrays the ambitious and buttoned-up U.S. Marshal Scott Turner who inherits a big unruly dog coming to realise that the pet he did not want may be the partner he needs. In the same month Lyndsy Fonseca and Carra Patterson joined the cast as Laura, Scott's sister, and Jessica, Scott's partner, respectively. On March 6, Vanessa Lengies joined the cast as Erica, the chief trainer of the K-9 facility. The Disney+ series premiered on July 21, 2021. References External links 1989 comedy films 1989 films 1980s buddy comedy films 1980s buddy cop films 1980s crime comedy films 1980s police comedy films American buddy comedy films American buddy cop films American crime comedy films American police detective films 1980s English-language films Fictional film duos Fictional police officers in films Films about dogs Films about pets Films about murder Films directed by Roger Spottiswoode Films set in Los Angeles Films shot in California Films with screenplays by Daniel Petrie Jr. Touchstone Pictures films Turner & Hooch (franchise) 1980s American films