Racing Stripes (2005) Racing Stripes

Racing Stripes ★★ 2005 (PG) Farmer Nolan Walsh (Greenwood), finds a baby zebra (voiced by Muniz) left by a traveling circus in rural Kentucky and raises him on his farm. Stripes (what else would you call a zebra?), grows up yearning to be a racing horse, just as Channing (Panettiere), the farmer's daughter, yearns to be a jockey. The plot thickens when we learn that Walsh is a former horse trainer whose wife died in a riding accident and has since forbidden Channing from racing. Hmmmm…do you think Channing and Stripes will fulfill their dreams together? Movie is a strange combination of "Babe," "National Velvet" and "Charlotte's Web." While they use live animals in the movie they did computer-enhance their mouths for the speaking parts, which sometimes came off a little creepy. Kids will enjoy it, but mom and dad might get bored with its routine plotlines. 102m/C DVD. US Bruce Greenwood, Hayden Panettiere, M. Emmet Walsh, Wendie Malick; Director: Frederick Du Chan; Writer: Frederick Du Chan, David F. Schmidt; Writer: David Eggby; Cameo: Mark Isham; V: Frankie Muniz, Mandy Moore, Michael Clarke Duncan, Joshua Jackson, Jeff Foxworthy, Joe Pantoliano, Michael Rosenbaum, Steve Harvey, David Spade, Snoop Dogg, Fred Dalton Thompson, Dustin Hoffman, Whoopi Goldberg.

At-a-glance
Year Released 2005
Rating PG
Length (in minutes) 102
Display Color
Formats DVD
Filmed In United States
Credits
Role Name
Actor M. Emmet Walsh
Actor Bruce Greenwood
Actor Hayden Panettiere
Actor Wendie Malick
Cameo Mark Isham
Cinematographer David Eggby
Director Frederick Du Chan
Voiceover Fred Dalton Thompson
Voiceover Joe Pantoliano
Voiceover Whoopi Goldberg
Voiceover Dustin Hoffman
Voiceover Frankie Muniz
Voiceover Mandy Moore
Voiceover Joshua Jackson
Voiceover Michael Clarke Duncan
Voiceover Snoop Dogg
Voiceover David Spade
Voiceover Michael Rosenbaum
Voiceover Steve Harvey
Voiceover Jeff Foxworthy
Writer Frederick Du Chan
Writer David F. Schmidt

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