Seabiscuit (2003) [PG-13]

Release Date:
July 22, 2003

Original Title:
Seabiscuit

Alternate Titles:
Pur Sang, la légende de Seabiscuit
Seabiscuit - Alma de Herói
Seabiscuit - Un mito senza tempo
Seabiscuit: Alma de Herói
Vágta
Фаворит
אגדה אמריקנית: סיביסקיט

Genres:
Drama | History

Production Companies:
DreamWorks Pictures
Larger Than Life Productions
Spyglass Entertainment
The Kennedy/Marshall Company
Universal Pictures

Production Countries:
United States of America

Ratings / Certifications:
AT: 6  AU: M  BR: 12  CZ: U  DE: 6  GB: PG  GR: 13  IE: 12  NL: 6  US: PG-13 

Runtime: 141

The hopes of a nation rode on a long shot.

True story of the undersized Depression-era racehorse whose victories lifted not only the spirits of the team behind it but also those of their nation.

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2006
#50
100 Years: 100 CHEERS
100 Most Inspiring Films Of All Time

"B" Camera Operator:
Andrew Rowlands

ADR Editor:
Anna MacKenzie
David A. Cohen

ADR Supervisor:
Chris Jargo

Art Department Coordinator:
Circe Mirano
Francine Byrne

Art Direction:
Andrew Neskoromny

Assistant Costume Designer:
Lisa Tomczeszyn
Colleen Kelsall

Camera Operator:
Ian Fox
Scott Lampert
Michael Stone

Casting:
Terri Taylor
Debra Zane

Costume Design:
Judianna Makovsky

Costume Supervisor:
Margo Baxley
Marcia Patten

Dialogue Editor:
Kimaree Long
Chris Hogan
Constance A. Kazmer

Director:
Gary Ross

Director of Photography:
John Schwartzman

Driver:
Mark W. Jones

Editor:
William Goldenberg

Executive Producer:
Robin Bissell
Allison Thomas
Gary Barber
Roger Birnbaum
Tobey Maguire

First Assistant Director:
Adam Somner

First Assistant Editor:
Jonathan Chibnall

Gaffer:
Justin Holdsworth
David R. Christensen

Hair Department Head:
Carolyn Elias

Hairstylist:
Susan Germaine
Joani Yarbrough

Helicopter Camera:
Kurt E. Soderling

Makeup Artist:
Lydia Milars
June Bracken
Sian Grigg

Makeup Department Head:
Thomas Nellen

Musician:
Jay Cohen

Novel:
Laura Hillenbrand

Original Music Composer:
Randy Newman

Producer:
Gary Ross
Jane Sindell
Frank Marshall
Kathleen Kennedy

Production Design:
Jeannine Oppewall

Production Sound Mixer:
Tod A. Maitland

Property Master:
Steven Melton

Prosthetics:
Gary Archer

Rigging Gaffer:
Frank Dorowsky

Rigging Grip:
Rick Harris
Shane Brott

Screenplay:
Gary Ross

Script Supervisor:
Julie Pitkanen

Second Assistant Director:
Basti Van Der Woude

Second Unit Director:
Dan Bradley

Second Unit Director of Photography:
Mitchell Amundsen
Bill Roe

Set Decoration:
Leslie A. Pope

Set Designer:
Randall D. Wilkins

Sound Effects Editor:
Christopher Assells
Dino DiMuro
Ezra Dweck
Bruce Tanis
Scott Sanders
Peter Staubli
Dan Hegeman

Sound Mixer:
Andy Nelson
Anna Behlmer

Sound Recordist:
Craig Heath
Robert Renga

Special Effects Coordinator:
Michael Lantieri

Special Effects Supervisor:
Tom Pahk
Donald Elliott

Steadicam Operator:
Andrew Rowlands

Still Photographer:
François Duhamel

Stunt Coordinator:
Silvio Wolf Busch
Dan Bradley

Stunts:
Heather Burton
David Leitch
Tad Griffith
Ben Hernandez Bray

Supervising Sound Editor:
Karen Baker Landers
Per Hallberg

Visual Effects Art Director:
Michael Scheffe

Visual Effects Coordinator:
Eric Withee

Visual Effects Editor:
Andrea Maxwell

Visual Effects Producer:
Cari Thomas
Kim Lee

Visual Effects Supervisor:
Richard R. Hoover

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