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The Trumpet of the Swan (2001)
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1 March 2001 (Australia) moreAwards:
1 nomination moreNewsDesk:
Movie Academy Names "Qualified" Animated Features(From Studio Briefing - Film News. 14 December 2001)
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Love the Book, Love the Flick! moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Jason Alexander | ... | Father (voice) |
 | Mary Steenburgen | ... | Mother (voice) |
 | Reese Witherspoon | ... | Serena (voice) |
 | Seth Green | ... | Boyd (voice) |
 | Carol Burnett | ... | Mrs. Hammerbotham (voice) |
 | Joe Mantegna | ... | Monty (voice) |
 | Sam Gifaldi | ... | Sam (voice) |
| Dee Bradley Baker | ... | Louie (voice) (as Dee Baker) |
 | Melissa Disney | ... | Billie (voice) |
 | Elizabeth Daily | ... | Ella (voice) (as E.G. Daily) |
 | Pamela Adlon | ... | A.G. Skinner (voice) (as Pamela Segall Adlon) |
 | Steve Vinovich | ... | Maurice / Ranger (voice) |
 | Corey Burton | ... | Senator (voice) |
 | Michael Winslow | ... | (voice) |
| David Jeremiah | ... | The squirrel / the falcon (voice) |
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Continuity: The trumpet changes color throughout the film. Sometimes the trumpet's color is gold, when the trumpet is supposed to be silver. moreQuotes:
Serena: [Seeing Louie's heart-shaped cloud] It's beautiful.Boyd: Okay, okay, what does it say?
Serena: It says that Louie is mine, and I am his, forever.
Boyd: [Angrily, to Louie] So you can talk now, huh? Well, let's see what you have to say without your horn!
[Attacks Louie and knocks his horn into the water]
Louie: No! My voice!
Boyd: Haha, there goes your love call, songbird! Now get off my lake, and this time, don't come back!
[They fight]
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Now, I'm not one who likes picking apart a film, because of differences from the book, but ... I'm okay with praising it for accuracy.
My children and I had just finished reading the book, when we saw this in the discount section at the store. Well, we just couldn't resist giving it a try. We all truly enjoyed it.
Most of the details are true to the book, but more important than that, the spirit of it remained in tact.
With a strong moral lesson (or two) I really enjoy this just for causing you (and kids) to spend some time thinking about things that matter. It is also very upbeat overall, despite some more serious moments while the characters face large personal dilemmas. The voice talents were impressive and the animation was adorable and engaging.
The only negatives I have to say about this one are not a big deal, but there are two very weak characters. The 'mean kid' is totally unconvincing and pretty annoying and the camp coach is just confusing. (I don't understand what he says or why he is like that. Is it supposed to be funny?) But, since both of their roles are relatively minor, they don't ruin the film. So, sit back with the kids and maybe some popcorn and enjoy.