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Didn't
your mother ever warn you that you shouldn't go out into Central
Park at night?
My mother was the reason you shouldn't go out into Central
Park at night.
--Snowbell
and Smokey
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What's your hurry, Murray?
Yeah, where are you going Murray...uh, Stuart...What's his name?
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Awards
ASCAP Film and Television Music Awards,
2000
NOMINEE: Alan Silvestri
CATEGORY: Top Box Office Film Score
RESULT: Won
Academy Awards, 2000
NOMINEE: Eric Allard, Henry Anderson, Jerome Chen & John
Dykstra
CATEGORY: Best Visual Effects
RESULT: Nominated
Annie Awards, 2000
NOMINEE: Sean Mullin
CATEGORY: Outstanding Individual Achievement for Character
Animation
RESULT: Nominated
NOMINEE: Rob Bredow
CATEGORY: Outstanding Individual Achievement for Effects
Animation
RESULT: Nominated
NOMINEE: Gred Brooker & M. Night Shyamalan
CATEGORY: Outstanding Individual Achievement for Writing
in an Animated Feature
RESULT: Nominated
Blockbuster Entertainment Awards, 2000
NOMINEE: Eric Allard, Henry Anderson, Jerome Chen & John
Dykstra
CATEGORY: Best Visual Effects
RESULT: Won
NOMINEE: Stuart Little
CATEGORY: Best Motion Picture: Animated or Mixed Media
RESULT: Nominated
International Monitor Awards, 2000
NOMINEE: Stuart Little
CATEGORY: Best 3-D Animation
RESULT: Won
NOMINEE: Stuart Little
CATEGORY: Best Achevement
RESULT: Won
NOMINEE: Stuart Little
CATEGORY: Best Visual Effects
RESULT: Won
Young Artists Awards, 2000
NOMINEE: Stuart Little
CATEGORY: Best Family Feature Film: Comedy
RESULT: Won
NOMINEE: Miles Marsico
CATEGORY: Best Performance in a Feature Film: Supporting
Young Actor
RESULT: Nominated
NOMINEE: Jonathan Lipnicki
CATEGORY: Best Performance in a Feature Film: Young Actor
Ten or Under
RESULT: Nominated
Young
Star Awards, 2000
NOMINEE:
Jonathan Lipnicki
CATEGORY: Best Young Actor/Performance in a Motion Picture
Comedy
RESULT: Won |
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| Entertainment
References |
This
film is referred to in:
Final Destination (2000) |
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Sequels
Stuart
Little 2 (2002) |
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Spin-Offs
"Stuart
Little" (2003) - Animated TV Series |
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HOME
:: ACTING CAREER :: MOTION
PICTURES :: STUART LITTLE |
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BRIEF
PLOT DESCRIPTION
Stuart is a mouse who has been in an orphanage for quite a
while. The Little family is a family that is in search of another member.
So, Stuart becomes Stuart Little. At first Stuart's big brother George
is reluctant to accept him, but eventually Stuart wins him over. However,
all comes crumbling down when Snowbell and his cat pals devise a plan
to get the mouse out of the Little house. |
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GENERAL
FILM INFORMATION
SOURCE MATERIAL: Stuart Little by E.B. White
GENRE: Comedy/Fantasy
TAGLINE: The Little Family Just Got
Bigger
SETTING: New York City, New York;
USA
FILMING LOCATIONS:
--Los Angeles, California; USA
--New York, New York; USA
PREMIERE DATE: December 5, 1999
U.S. RELEASE DATE: December 17, 1999
RUNNING TIME: 84 minutes; 1 hour 24 minutes
RATING: PG
BUDGET: #103 million
OPENING WEEKEND GROSS:
$15,018,223
TOTAL GROSS USA: $140,015,224
TOTAL GROSS OUTSIDE OF USA: $158,784,776
CREW AND OTHER TECHNICAL INFORMATION
WRITER: M Night Shyamalan, Greg Brooker
DIRECTOR: Rob Minkoff
PRODUCER: Douglas Wick
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Jeff Franklin,
Steve Waterman
EDITOR: Tom Finian, Julie Rogers
CINEMATOGRAPHER: Guillermo Navarro
PRODUCTION DESIGN: Bill Brzeski, Oana
Bogdan, Philip Toolin, Clay A. Griffith
ORIGINAL MUSIC BY:
Alan Silvestri
SPECIAL EFFECTS BY:
--Centropolis Effects
--Patrick Tatopolous Design Inc.
--Rhythm & Hues
--Sony Pictures Imageworks
COSTUME DESIGNER: Joseph A. Porro
MAKE-UP BY: Bonita DeHaven (Key),
Mindy Hall
HAIR STYLIST: Beth Miller
PRODUCTION COMPANY: Columbia Pictures
Corporation, Franklin/Waterman Productions, Global Medien KG (Denmark)
DISTRIBUTOR: Columbia Pictures
ASPECT RATIO: 1:85:1 |
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CHARACTER
NAME...ACTOR NAME
Stuart Little...Michael J. Fox (voice)
Eleanor Little...Geena Davis
Fredrick Little...Hugh Laurie
George Little...Jonathan Lipnicki
Snowbell...Nathan Lane (voice)
Smokey...Chazz Palminteri (voice)
Monty the Mouth...Steve Zahn (voice)
Lucky...Jim Doughan (voice)
Detective Allen...Jim Doughan
Red...David Alan Grier (voice)
Reginald 'Reggae' Stout...Bruno Kirby (voice)
Camille Stout...Jennifer Tilly (voice)
Race Announcer...Stan Freberg (voice)
Uncle Crenshaw Little...Jeffrey Jones
Aunt Tina Little...Connie Ray
Aunt Beatrice Little...Allyce Beasley
Cousin Edgar Little...Brian Doyle-Murray
Grandma Estelle Little...Estelle Getty
Grandpa Spencer Little...Harold Gould
Uncle Stretch Little...Patrick O'Brien
Mrs. Keeper...Julia Sweeney
Dr. Beechwood...Dabney Coleman
Anton, the Stuck-Up Bully...Miles Marsico
Detective Sherman...Jon Polito
Racer Starter...Joe Bays
Salesman...Taylor Negron
Race Spectator...Kimmy Robertson
Hot Dog Vendor...Tannis Benedict
Skippers...Chuck Blechen, Westleigh Michael Styer
Boat Registrar...Larry Goodhue
Stunt Co-ordinator (animals)...Boone Narr |
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LISTING |
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SONG
TITLE --- PERFORMER
I Need to Know --- R Angels
The Two of Us --- S Club 7
You're Where I Belong --- Trisha Yearwood
If You Can't Rock Me --- The Brian Setzer Orchestra
1 + 1 = 2 --- Lou Bega
He Rules --- 702
Home --- Brian McKnight
Walking Tall --- Lyle Lovett
Lucky Day --- Matt Goss
Mouse in the House --- Colby O'Donis
As Long As I Can Dream --- Debelah Morgan
You're Where I Belong (remix) --- Trisha Yearwood |
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