Kids, this script is based on excerpts from the first episode of the new season of “Clifford the Big Red Dog,” which is produced by Scholastic Entertainment and airs Wednesdays on PBS Kids ...

The beloved cartoon dog gets the live-action treatment in this generic canine caper.

On August 24, America's beloved "Big Red Dog" takes audiences on a new adventure in "Clifford's Really Big Movie," arriving on DVD and VHS from Warner Home Video (WHV).

Human actors make up the cast, but the actors portraying T-Bone, Cleo and Clifford will be clad in canine costumes. The Clifford costume is 14 feet tall and 11 feet long, not counting its tail.

Paramount Pictures dropped a teaser trailer for its upcoming live-action adaption of "Clifford the Big Red Dog" based on the beloved children's books.

Norman Bridwell, a soft-spoken illustrator whose impromptu story about a girl and her puppy marked the unlikely birth of the supersized franchise Clifford the Big Red Dog, has died.

Cleo decides to stop taking baths.

Clifford's Really Big Movie, the first big-screen adaptation featuring Clifford the Big Red Dog of Scholastic Books (and PBS) fame, is far more adventure than peril.

Bring the kids to meet Clifford the Big Red Dog, Saturday, Sept. 22 at Science Spectrum.

While her house is being painted, Cleo stays with Clifford---and takes over; the dogs try to get grumpy Mr. Bleakman to brighten up, and find that their good deeds make them feel good, too ...

The first story, “Clifford, the Big Red Dog,” was released in 1963 and almost instantly became a childhood scholastic staple. From then on the dog – and of course Emily- did everything together.