That was a stunt Cat , there was no Cat abuse
that Cat dined on Tuna and Champagne

Judging by the comments here, I was one of the few who loves Holly. Then she threw away the cat and it made me hate her, and I'm not even a cat person,
at all
. Good thing she went back for it, otherwise it would have ruined the movie for me.

Only thing I hated about this movie was the cat thrown out in the rain and Audrey was snobbish through the whole movie. Otherwise, great movie.
No more IMDB boards for me!

I think that was the point. Holly was a selfish brat, chasing after glitter, but ultimately realizing that she was destroying things that had real value.
BBL

The precious.

Orangey stole the show! She was phenomenal. The rain didn't seem to really bother her. She was a professional.
She was in show biz for 15 years(!) and she won an award for this movie.
http://www.imdb.com/board/21248838/bio?ref_=nm_ov_bio_sm

Same here- loved the cat, found all of the characters unlikable.
"Twilight follows the brightest day,
And every cat in the twilights gray,
Every possible cat."

My main impression from this movie was pity for animals who live with unstable humans.

I hated this movie from start to (after many starts-and-stops) finish. Then this idiot whose accent becomes English halfway through throws a cat out into the rain, and the beep with her lets her do it.
This movie sucked in so many ways.

Thanks mm!

At the beginning she fed it, later she gives it milk.
Communism was just a red herring!

She never feds it. I doubt she provided a litter box, probably let it out in NYC to do its business.

Felt bad for the poor cat being drenched in the rain. Still least holly got the cat back.

You probably wouldn't be able to do those things in a film anymore. Don't know that it's animal abuse but it's a bit cruel.

Pull off the tablecloth while the cat was still on it during her temper fit, push the cat into the rain, etc.

does WHAT count as animal abuse?