Racing Stripes DVD | Contemporary Film

Racing Stripes

Frederick Du Chau, 2004

Racing Stripes Trailer

Film Description

Funny and heartwarming adventure for the family in which an abandoned zebra grows up believing it's a racehorse and with the help of friends sets out to achieve its dream of racing with thoroughbreds. The voices of the animals are provided by a pedigree cast, including Dustin Hoffman, Whoopi Goldberg, Snoop Dogg and Patrick Stewart.

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DVD Extras

Alternate ending
Barnyard outtakes reel with Buzz & Scuzz, Goose & more
How to make animals talk - acting class with the animals and their trainers
Deleted scenes with Stripes, Reggie and more
Buzz & Scuzz's flying fiasco interactive video game
Virtual comic book - 'The Racing Stripes prequel'
The music of Racing Stripes with Sting and Bryan Adams
Audio commentary from director
Theatrical trailer.

Film Details

Director	Frederick Du Chau
Year	2004
Countries & Regions	African Film, American film

Cast

Bruce Greenwood, Hayden Panettiere

Technical Details

Certificate	PG
Length	102 mins
Publisher	Momentum
Format	DVD Colour
Region	2
Aspect	16:9 anamorphic widescreen
Cat No	MP403D
Main Language	ENGLISH

Crew Details

Producer	Andrew A. Kosove
Producer	Broderick Johnson
Producer	Edward L. McDonnell
Producer	Lloyd Phillips
Writer	Kirk De Micco
Writer	Frederik Du Chau
Writer	David Schmidt

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