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The White Pony (1999)It is the story of one pony's journey to the top of a movie career. Director:Brian KellyWriter:Laura Ambler |
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Olivier Gruner | ... |
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Lucky
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Carly Anderson | ... |
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Kathryn Farrer | ... |
Shannon
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Peg Power | ... |
Nanna
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Eamon Kelly | ... |
Uafas
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Philip McGettigan | ... |
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Leah is eager to visit her uncle's ranch in Ireland, until her attempt to ride her cold cousin Shannon's horse results in Silky's being injured, and her ordered not to ride again. When she meets Lucky, a leprechaun who only communicates with her, she learns that the beautiful white beast she's glimpsed from afar is in fact legendary unicorn Uafus, who needs help retrieving her horn to return to her own world. Now Leah has to juggle secretly helping Lucky, whose reasons for helping may not just to be out of kindliness, putting up with Shannon, and trying to win Uncle Jaques' trust by entering her newfound "horse" in the local race. Written by brainybrailler@comcast.net
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14 December 1999 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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...that's what we have in this film starring kickboxing champion Olivier Gruner. Nice to know the tough guy's human too. It's a great little story with plenty of laughs and lots of moments for kids to remember. I didn't know what to expect when I got this film since it's so far out of Olivier's native genre but he didn't disappoint me. Kids, horses, magic, whimsy. (And there's merit and moral mixed in there too.) I'm saving this one for the grandkids...Good going Olivier!