Other mistake: Although the film's story covers the better part of a year, Dakota Fanning's permanent upper frontal incisor (permanent tooth) is just beginning to emerge. At the end of the film. months and months later, her tooth is still just beginning to emerge.
Dreamer (2005)
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Directed by: John Gatins
Starring: Kurt Russell, Elisabeth Shue, Dakota Fanning, Kris Kristofferson, Oded Fehr
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Dreamer is a family drama based upon a true tale where a man who was a celebrated racehorse trainer regains his confidence and desire thanks to the boundless love and dedication his daughter has for a badly-injured horse that seems destined to fail. Together with a few friends and the trainer's estranged father, the horse not only recovers but becomes a possible contender for the coveted Breeder's Cup, much to the dismay of one of the wealthy competing sponsors and their villainous lackey, who tries to buy the horse and then cause an incident to re-injure the filly before the race commences. Family movies being family movies, there's not much insofar as surprises here-it's meant to be uplifting and affirming, with Kurt Russell playing the dispirited father who must mend bridges with his dad and a young Dakota Fanning provides the heartbreaking waif who refuses to give up on her beloved "Sonya." Cute, well-meaning and mostly tame.
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Prince Sadir: Cale, you look me in the eye and you tell me that you think that your horse has a chance at beating my brother's horse.
Cale Crane: My horse will beat every horse that shows up.
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