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- PG2005 · Children · 1h 41m
Racing Stripes is a 2005 American sports comedy family film directed by Frederik Du Chau. The film was produced by Andrew A. Kosove, Broderick Johnson, Lloyd Phillips and Edward L. McDonnell, based on a script written by David Schmidt, Steven P. Wegner, Kirk DeMicco and Du Chau.
- $90.8 million
- Mark Isham
- $30 million
Racing Stripes: Directed by Frederik Du Chau. With Bruce Greenwood, Hayden Panettiere, Caspar Poyck, Gary Bullock. An abandoned zebra grows up believing he is a racehorse, and, with the help of his barnyard friends and a teenage girl, sets out to achieve his dream of racing with thoroughbreds.
- Frederik Du Chau
- 31 sec
Find out who starred in and worked on the 2005 family comedy film Racing Stripes, about a zebra who joins a horse racing team. See the full cast and crew list, including actors, directors, writers, producers, and more.
A baby zebra abandoned by a circus joins a farm and dreams of racing with thoroughbreds. IMDb provides the plot details, cast and crew, user reviews, and trivia of this family comedy film.
Jan 14, 2005 · A zebra named Stripes becomes a racing horse in this 2005 film starring Hayden Panettiere and Bruce Greenwood. Critics and audiences give mixed reviews, praising the cast but criticizing the plot and the humor.
- (1.1K)
- Frederik Du Chau
- PG
- Kids & Family, Comedy, Drama
Though Nolan has forbidden Channing from racing ever since her mother was killed in an accident, her ambition is undiminished. With the help of her new pet, 3,301 IMDb 5.2 1 h 41 min 2005. X-Ray PG. Drama · Sports · Fun · Inspiring.
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Jan 13, 2005 · A movie about a zebra who wants to be a racehorse and a girl who wants to be a jockey. Roger Ebert finds it a compromise between "National Velvet" and "Babe", but not as good as them.
