Introduction
Passengers is a drama science fiction film that premiered on December 14, 2016. Directed by Morten Tyldum, it features Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt in the roles of Aurora Lane and Jim Preston, two humans who fall in love after they are awakened ninety years too early from an intentional hibernation. The two spend isolation in a sleeper ship, which is transporting thousands of other humans in “pods” to a distant planet. The film also stars Laurence Fishburne and Michael Sheen in supporting roles. During its premiere at Los Angeles’ Regency Village Theater, it was met with positive reviews, particularly regarding the performances of Lawrence and Pratt as well as the film’s visual style and musical score.
Passengers Inspired Dog Names in Pop Culture
The 2016 science fiction film Passengers features an impressive cast consisting of Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt in the leading roles. Out of the two, however, it is clear that the bigger draw is Lawrence, who is already a huge star in her own right even before this film came out. Jennifer Lawrence is one of Hollywood’s biggest female leading actresses and was even the world’s highest-paid actress for the years of 2015 and 2016.
Lawrence made her debut in the film industry as a supporting actress in the 2008 film Garden Party. Her breakthrough, however, was in the 2010 indie drama Winter’s Bone, where she played a poverty-stricken teenager. The following year, she had a bigger and more recognizable role as a young Mystique in the 2011 superhero film X-Men: First Class and went on to reprise this role in subsequent films in the franchise.
However, it was her role as Katniss Everdeen in the Hunger Games film franchise that made her the household name she is today. The success of the film, commercially and critically, established her as Hollywood’s highest-earning heroine of all time. This was just the beginning for Lawrence; in 2012, she earned her first Academy Award for Best Actress for her role as a bipolar widow in the film Silver Linings Playbook. The following year, she also earned a BAFTA Award for her performance in the 2013 film American Hustle.
Other than her undeniable talent in acting and sense of humor (which is evident in her interviews), another aspect that makes Jennifer Lawrence a beloved celebrity is her love for her dog. Lawrence owns a Chihuahua mix named Pippi Lawrence-Stocking, or simply Pippi. The pooch got her name as a reference to the “Pippi Longstocking” kid’s books by author Astrid Lindgren.
Because Jennifer Lawrence is notoriously private and has an aversion to use of social media, updates about her and Pippi are scarce. However, they are the subject of a lot of paparazzi shots and are almost always photographed eating out, leaving hotels and traveling together. Lawrence is highly protective of her little furbaby, which even became a cause of commotion. There was an instance when a pap was taking unsolicited photos of Lawrence and goes on to pet Pippi without her permission, which warranted a not-so-nice response from her.
Pippi has appeared alongside Lawrence in a lot of television appearances and interviews; one of Pippi’s most notable videos appeared on the actress’ Facebook, where she is seen dressing the dog up and announced that she will be hosting Jimmy Kimmel’s show.
Passengers Inspired Dog Names
Becoming a dog parent is one of the best decisions you will ever make in your life. It does not matter if this is your first time or if you’ve been a furparent for a long time; a new dog is always a blessing. These four-legged creatures truly are a man’s best friend because they add joy, love, laughter and purpose into your own existence. They are also some of the most loyal creatures you will ever meet and can become your companion for life.
One of the most effortless ways to name your dog is to simply go for an already famous dog’s name. There have been plenty of canines whose names are synonymous to dog fame. This includes the likes of Lassie, Beethoven, Marley and Scooby. You can also go for the names of dogs owned by well-known personalities. There are numerous celebrities who own dogs or are known dog-lovers. For instance, Hollywood superstar Jennifer Lawrence has a little pooch named Pippi, who has become famous in her own right.
Just be sure to take into consideration the length of the name before assigning it to your pooch. Remember, dogs only memorize up to two syllables of a word or a name; hence it is best to pick names that are short and easy to learn.
Male Passengers Inspired Dog Names
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Jim
After Jim Preston, a mechanical engineer
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Preston
From Jim Preston, an engineer who is awakened too early from his hibernation pod
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Arthur
An android barman and Jim’s only companion
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Gus
After Gus Mansuco, the Avalon’s chief deck officer
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Mansuco
From Gus Mansuco, the chief deck officer of Avalon who is woken up early due to pod failure
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Autodoc
The diagnostics and treatment pod of the Avalon
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Norris
After Captain Norris, the Avalon’s commanding officer
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Hector
The ship’s robot waiter
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Chris
After Chris Pratt, the actor who portrayed Jim Preston
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Pratt
From actor Chris Pratt, who played the role of Jim Preston
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Michael
After Michael Sheen, the actor who portrayed Arthur
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Sheen
From actor Michael Sheen, who played the role of Arthur
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Laurence
After Laurence Fishburne, the actor who portrayed Gus Mansuco
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Andy
After Andy Garcia, the actor who portrayed Captain Norris
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Vince
After Vince Foster, the actor who portrayed the executive officer of Avalon
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Conor
After Conor Brophy, the actor who portrayed one of Avalon’s crew members
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Fred
After Fred Melamed, the voice actor for the observatory
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Zeus
After Zeus Mendoza, the actor for Hector the Robot waiter
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Morten
After Morten Tyldum, the director of the film
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Jon
After Jon Spaihts, the writer of the film’s screenplay
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Greg
After Greg Basser, one of the film’s executive producers
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Bruce
After Bruce Berman, one of the film’s executive producers
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Ben
After Ben Browning, one of the film’s executive producers
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David
After David Householter, one of the film’s executive producers
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Baxter
After Greg Baxter, one of the film’s producers
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Stephen
After Stephen Hamel, one of the film’s producers
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Maher
After Michael Maher, one of the film’s producers
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Neal
After Neal Moritz, one of the film’s producers
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Ori
After Ori Marmur, one of the film’s producers
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Thomas
After Thomas Newman, the composer who scored the film’s soundtrack
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Female Passengers Inspired Dog Names
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Aurora
After Aurora Lane, a journalist who is awakened early from her pod
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Lane
From Aurora Lane, Jim Preston’s love interest
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Celeste
Aurora’s best friend
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Avalon
The name of the sleeper ship transporting humans in pods
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Jennifer
After Jennifer Lawrence, the actress who portrayed Aurora Lane
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J-Law
Jennifer Lawrence’s moniker
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Kara
After Kara Flowers, the actress who portrayed the Avalon’s communications officers
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Flowers
From actress Kara Flowers, who played the communications officer of the ship
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Perri
After Aurora Perrineau, the actress who portrayed Celeste
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Julee
After Julee Cerda, the actress who portrayed one of the ship’s instructors
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Nazanin
After Nazanin Boniadi, the actress who portrayed one of the ship’s instructors
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Emma
After Emma Clarke, the voice actress for the Avalon
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Clarke
From Emma Clarke, the actress behind Avalon’s voice
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Lauren
After Lauren Farmer, the actress who portrayed one of the party friends
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Emerald
After Emerald Mayne, the actress who portrayed one of the party friends
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Kristin
After Kristin Brock, the actress who portrayed one of the party friends
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Alpha
After Alpha Takahashi, the actress who portrayed the sushi robot waitress
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Joy
After Joy Spears, the actress who portrayed one of the dancers
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Kimberly
After Kimberly Battista, the actress who portrayed junior officer Fitzgerald
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Marie
After Marie Burke, the actress who portrayed the attendant
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Ashley
After Ashley Lambert, the voice actress for the starship orientation leader
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Shelby
After Shelby Taylor Mullins, the actress who portrayed one of the passengers in Avalon
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Lindsey
After Lindsey Elizabeth, the actress who portrayed one of the passengers in Avalon
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Kelli
After Kelli Pardo, the actress who portrayed one of the passengers in Avalon
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Ivana
After Ivana Vitomir, the actress who portrayed one of the passengers in Avalon
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Kayla
After Kayla Radomski, the voice actress for the video game robot
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Lynwood
After Lynwood Spinks, one of the film’s executive producers
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Maryann
After Maryann Brandon, the editor of the film
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Francine
After Francine Maisler, the film’s casting director
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Jany
After Jany Temime, the film’s costume designer
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