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The Trumpet of the Swan (2001)
The adventures of a young Trumpeter swan who cannot speak. With the help of a human boy and the love of his family and friends, Louie discovers his own unique talents which help him find his place in the world.
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The adventures of a young Trumpeter swan who cannot speak. With the help of a human boy and the love of his family and friends, Louie discovers his own unique talents which help him find his place in the world.
Rating:G
Genre:Family, Animation
Written By:Judy Rothman Rofé
In Theaters:5/11/2001
Box Office:$628,387
Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:TriStar Pictures, NEST Family Entertainment, Crest Animation
Cast
Richard Rich, Terry L. Noss
Director
Dee Bradley Baker
Louie (voice)
Jason Alexander
Father (voice)
Mary Steenburgen
Mother (voice)
Reese Witherspoon
Serena (voice)
Seth Green
Boyd (voice)
Carol Burnett
Mrs. Hammerbotham (voice)
Joe Mantegna
Monty (voice)
Sam Gifaldi
Sam the Beaver (voice)
Melissa Disney
Billie (voice)
Kath Soucie
Serena (cygnet) / Paramedic / Newscaster (voice)
E. G. Daily
Ella (voice)
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