Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Jane Seymour | ... | Mom | |
Tom Skerritt | ... | Horse (voice) | |
Ellen Burstyn | ... | Swan (voice) | |
Matthew Harbour | ... | Toby | |
Kevin Jubinville | ... | John, Dad | |
Michael Sinelnikoff | ... | Butler / Henry | |
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Una Kay | ... | Grandmother Ellen |
Michel Perron | ... | Neal | |
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Walter Massey | ... | Dr. Marcus Kennedy |
Renee Madeline Le Guerrier | ... | Mrs. Tucker (as Renée Madeleine Le Guerrier) | |
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Jane Gilchrist | ... | Mrs. Miller |
Frances Brady-Stewart | ... | Mrs. Castle (as Frances Brady Stewart) | |
Jesse Camacho | ... | Catcher | |
Steven Crowder | ... | Baseball Boy #1 | |
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James Harbour | ... | Baseball Boy #2 |
Sensitive young Toby is deeply saddened when his doted father John, who buried himself in work when widowed, dumps the boy for weeks, including Christmas, on his stern old mother, grim widow Ellen. Beside the stuck-up lady's driver-butler Henry, Toby finds comfort only with a velveteen cuddly rabbit and other animal toys in his father's childhood room, which come to life in his mind when he plays with them. Drama over rabbit and boy stirs crucial emotions in both family and fantasy toy land. Written by KGF Vissers
I remember we had to watch this at school a couple of times. Its really boring and I wouldn't recommend it.