Charles M. Schulzs 'Peanuts' has become one of the most successful comic strip creations in history, etching its way into popular culture and paving the way for many cartoon creations to follow such as The Flintstones and even The Simpsons. In this follow up to 1969s A Boy Named Charlie Brown, the erudite Snoopy finds himself dragged between two owners and challenged to remain true to himself. When Charlie Brown's beloved dog Snoopy receives a letter from his original owner Lila, who is in hospital, his heartstrings are torn and his conscious is haunting him. Along with his bird friend Woodstock, Snoopy decides to venture out and visit ailing Lila, making his way across the country. But when Lila gets better and asks Snoopy to live with her the poor beagle faces a dilemma of loyalty, where he must choose between obedience to a master and love to a friend, between Charlie and Lila. Written by Schulz, with a much admired score by Oscar winners Richard and Robert Sherman (Mary Poppins, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang) and featuring the on-screen debut of feathered friend Woodstock, Snoopy Come Home is a fun-loving animated adventure for the whole family.