sherlock holmes and the pearl of death (1944)

Unknown.
Someone breaks into a house, disturbing the pet cat, who in turn disturbs the owner, who swears blind "I let that cat out". Fortunately for the cat it scoots off; unfortunately for the man he runs into the burglar with fatal consequences.

enter the dragon (1973)

Unknown.
A crime boss looks to recruit a man to his gang, but wants to check how ruthless he is. He does so by placing his pet cat on a guillotine. The man saves the cat, although being a cat it manages to protest before running off.

i married a witch (1942)

Suzy.
Man's pet cat begs to be let into the house, and promptly scoots into the arms of a witch for a cuddle when he does so.

the bells of st. mary's (1945)

Unknown.
A stray cat steals the show and causes a disturbance when it plays with a priests hat as he tries to make a speech.

the adventures of milo and otis (1986)

Milo.
Two friends, a dog and a cat, are separated and both set out on hazardous journeys to be re-united.

theatre of death (1967)

Seraphina.
Seraphina makes a number of appearances throughout the film. From stalking through her owners home, to being taught by Christopher Lee to taunt his pet parrot. "You're a perfect lady aren't you Seraphina."

angus, thongs and perfect snogging (2008)

Angus.
Teen angst coming of age comedy drama featuring Angus a very grumpy smokey persian, that steals all the scenes he's in. From his first appearance in the fridge eating all he can get his paws on, to wearing a bonnet and sucking a child's dummy, and chasing dogs in the park. The part is so demanding Angus was actually played by two cats, Benny and Jimmy.
Jubbly.
A young tabby cat owned by the dishy new boy in town, that the heroine fancies.

legend of the werewolf (1975)

Marquis.
A Parisian zoo exhibits a couple of bored and disheveled lions.

monster from green hell (1958)

Unknown.
A safari journeying through the African bush is warned about a poisoned waterhole when they see a dead lion.