knocks them unconscious. As Benji escapes, the impostor Dietrich pursues the dog back to the hotel, which is now surrounded by police. Seeing that the impostor is holding Cindy at gunpoint in the car, Benji rushes at the man, knocks the gun to the ground, and rescues Cindy, as the police arrest the impostor. Sometime later, Paul and Cindy play with Benji on a beach. Stelios explains to Mary that the impostor Dietrich used Benji to smuggle the coordinates for a meeting with a German scientist, who had created a formula for turning one barrel of oil into ten or twelve. The charlatan aimed to steal the formula and sell it to the highest bidder. Benji proudly looks upon a basket of puppies, the result of Tiffany’s “condition.” Cast Benjean as Benji Patsy Garrett as Mary Cynthia Smith as Cindy Chapman Allen Fiuzat as Paul Chapman Tiffany as White Dog Ed Nelson as Chandler Dietrich Peter Bowles as Ronald Art Vasil as Stelios Bridget Armstrong as Elizabeth Reception Film critic Lawrence Van Gelder of The New York Times finds the movie to be the adventures of Benji in Athens. He states: "As dog stars go, Benji can cock his head with the best of them". References External links Official web site of Benji and Joe Camp 1977 films 1977 comedy-drama films Films about dogs American sequel films American comedy-drama films Films set in Athens Films shot in Greece Benji American children's films Films directed by Joe Camp Films scored by Euel Box 1970s English-language films 1970s American films