Stuart Little [Deluxe Edition]

Director: Rob Minkoff

Overview

"Robert Minkoff's family film Stuart Little comes to DVD with a standard full-frame transfer that fails to preserve the original theatrical aspect ratio of the film. Closed-captioned English soundtracks are rendered in both Dolby Digital 5.1 and Dolby Dig

Product Details

Release Date:	02/26/2008
UPC:	0043396089747
Original Release:	1999
Rating:	PG
Source:	Sony Pictures
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Full Frame]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround, Dolby Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:24:00
Sales rank:	3,314

Special Features

Exclusive sneak peek at "Stuart Little 2"; "A Little Look With Stuart" game; Full-screen presentation; Digitally mastered audio & anamorphic video; Audio: English 5.1 (Dolby Digital) and 2-channel (Dolby Surround); Subtitles: English; Stuart's Central Park Adventure game; Bloopers & Gag reel; Visual effects gag reel; "Making It Big": HBO special; "Race With Stuart": Hasbro interactive ROM game; Director and animation supervisor's commentary; Visual effects supervisor's commentary; Visual effects interactive featurette; Read-along with Stuart; Artists' screen tests; DVD ROM & weblinks; Boat race: Early concept reel with director's commentary; Deleted scenes with director's commentary; Art galleries; Talent files; Theatrical trailers; Scene selections

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Geena Davis	Mrs. Little
Hugh Laurie	Mr. Little
Michael J. Fox	Stuart Little
Jonathan Lipnicki	George Little
Estelle Getty	Grandma Estelle,Voices
Brian Doyle-Murray	Cousin Edgar,Voices
Julia Sweeney	Mrs. Keeper,Voices
Dabney Coleman	Dr. Beechwood,Voices
Nathan Lane	Snowbell
Chazz Palminteri	Smokey
Steve Zahn	Monty
Jim Doughan	Lucky
David Alan Grier	Red
Bruno Kirby	Reginald Stout
Jennifer Tilly	Camille Stout
Harold Gould	Grandpa Spencer,Voices
Jeffrey Jones	Uncle Crenshaw
Connie Ray	Aunt Tina,Voices
Stan Freberg	Race Announcer,Voices
Westleigh Michael Styer	Actor
Larry Goodhue	Actor
Patrick Thomas O'Brien	Uncle Stretch,Voices
Richard Alan Hicks	Crowd Person
Allyce Beasley	Voices
Miles Marsico	Voices
Jon Polito	Voices
Joe Bays	Voices
Taylor Negr?n	Voices
Kimmy Robertson	Voices
Tannis Benedict	Voices
Chuck Blechen	Voices
Marietta Meade	Voices
Walter von Hauff	Voices
Raban Bieling	Voices
Fred Klaus	Voices
Anita H?fer	Voices
G?tz Otto	Voices
Margit Weinert	Voices
Tonio von der Meden	Voices
Bastian Pastewka	Voices
Inez G?nther	Voices
Pierre Peters-Arnolds	Voices
Michael R?th	Voices
Tobias Lelle	Voices
Cynthia Song?	Voices
Alan Silvestri	Composer

Technical Credits

M. Night Shyamalan

Greg Brooker

E.B. White

Rob Minkoff

M. Night Shyamalan	Screenwriter
Greg Brooker	Screenwriter,Screenwriter
Eric Allard	Special Effects
Henry F. Anderson III	Special Effects
Jerome Chen	Special Effects
Joseph Conti	Special Effects
John Dykstra	Special Effects
Jeff Franklin	Executive Producer,Producer
Boone Narr	Stunts
Phil Notaro	Special Effects
Steve Waterman	Executive Producer,Producer
Bill Westenhofer	Special Effects
Douglas Wick	Producer,Producer
Debra Zane	Casting
E.B. White	Screenwriter
David A. Arnold	Sound Effects
Brian E. Frankish	Producer
Rob Minkoff	Screenwriter
Jason Clark	Executive Producer
Lawrence H. Mann	Sound/Sound Designer

Scene Index

Side #1 --
1. Start
2. Adoption Day
3. Stuart
4. Snowbell
5. George's New Brother
6. Dinner Time
7. Midnight Rambler
8. Washing Up
9. Dr. Beechwood
10. Whole New Wardrobe
11. A Lot of Littles
12. "Something's Missing"
13. Monty the Mouth
14. A New Friend
15. Smokey
16. The Boat Race
17. Mr. & Mrs. Stout
18. Time to Go
19. The Family Home
20. Mrs. Keeper's News
21. Plan B
22. Sherman & Allen
23. "Tell Him the Truth!"
24. Picnic in the Park
25. Cat Tale
26. Snowbell Saves Stuart
27. Mouse on a Stick
28. Fairy Tale Ending

Menu

Side #1 --
Play Movie
Audio & Subtitles
English 2-Channel (Dolby Surround)
English 5.1 (Dolby Digital)
English Subtitles
No Subtitles
Special Features
Stuart's Central Park Adventure Game
Audio Commentaries
Director & Animation Supervisor
On
Off
Visual Effects Supervisors
On
Visual Effects Interactive Featurette
The Making of a Mouse
1
2
3
4
A Goodnight Kiss
1
2
3
4
How a Mouse Brushes His Teeth
1
2
3
4
Dressing Up Stuart
1
2
3
4
Stuart Steers the Wasp
1
2
3
4
In Bed With Mom and Dad
1
2
3
4
Read-Along
Read-Along With Stuart's Narration
Play
Or Read Together With Your Family, Without Stuart's Narration
Play
Basement Treasures
Artists' Screen Tests
Deleted Scenes
The Family Tour
Mr. and Mrs. Little Becoming Strangers
George Asleep in Stuart's Room
Having Breakfast at Stout House
The Littles Describe Stuart to the Police
Police Line-up
Director's Commentary
On
Off
Visual Effects Gag Reel
Production Gag Reel
Boat Race Early Concept
Music Videos
"If You Can't Rock Me" by The Brian Setzer Orchestra
"You're Where I Belong" by Trisha Yearwood
"I Need to Know" by R Angels
Stuart Little 2 Sneak Peeks
Stuart Little 2 Teaser
On-the-Set
A Little Look With Stuart
Scrapbook
Stuart
Concepts
Cars & Boats
"Making It Big" HBO Special
Talent Files
Rob Minkoff (Director)
Jonathan Lipnicki (George Little)
Nathan Lane (Voice of Snowbell)
Geena Davis (Mrs. Little)
Michael J. Fox (Voice of Stuart Little)
Hugh Laurie (Mr. Little)
TheCATrical Trailers
Stuart Little 2 Teaser
Stuart Little
Kermit's Swamp Years
Maggie and the Ferocious Beast
The Trumpet of the Swan
Little Secrets
Scene Selects

Editorial Reviews

You will believe a mouse can talk. Oh, and pilot a toy sailboat, among other anthropomorphic feats. Directed by Ron Minkoff (codirector of Disney's The Lion King) and coadapted for the screen by Oscar nominee M. Night Shyamalan ( The Sixth Sense), this delightful film combines live action with state-of-the-art, Oscar-nominated visual effects. The story comes from E. B. White's beloved book: Hugh Laurie and Oscar-winner Geena Davis star as Mr. and Mrs. Little, who set out to adopt a baby brother for their son George (Jonathan Lipnicki of Jerry Maguire) but instead return home with a mouse (ingratiatingly voiced by Michael J. Fox). The fuzzy white rodent, whom they name Stuart, is not a hit at home. "He's only a mouse," George grouses. The house cat, Snowball (Nathan Lane, perfectly catty), is even nastier, especially after Mr. Little admonishes, "We do not eat family members." Shamed by his status as a cat with a mouse master, he goes on the offensive. A few climactic scenes of peril and some mild profanity (Snowball to Stuart: "Talk to the butt!") earned Stuart Little its PG rating. But the family themes explored here are heartfelt and thought-provoking, especially for children with new siblings.