The Water Horse (2007)

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starring:
Emily Watson, Ben Chaplin, Alex Etel, David Morrissey, Geraldine Brophy, Craig Hall, Priyanka Xi, Joel Tobeck, Marshall Napier, Brian Cox
director:
Jay Russell
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Studio: Revolution Studios
Rating: PG
Release Date: Dec 25, 2007
Running Time: 111 mins.
Country Of Origin: United States
Country Of Origin: United Kingdom
synopsis
Two children discover an egg on a beach in Scotland which eventually hatches into a "waterhorse". Later, that waterhorse grows up to be the Loch Ness monster.
cast + crew
Jay Russell
Director
Emily Watson
Anne MacMorrow
Ben Chaplin
Lewis Mowbray
Alex Etel
Angus MacMorrow
David Morrissey
Captain Hamilton
Geraldine Brophy
Gracie
Craig Hall
Charlie MacMorrow
Priyanka Xi
Kirstie MacMorrow
Joel Tobeck
Sgt. Walker
Marshall Napier
Sgt Strunk
Brian Cox
Voice of the Narrator
Dick King-Smith
Source Material
Robert Nelson Jacobs
Screenplay
Douglas Rae
Producer
Robert Bernstein
Producer
Barrie M Osborne
Producer
Charlie Lyons
Producer
Charles J. Newirth
Executive Producer
Jay Russell
Executive Producer
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Corny, predictable and a tad Free Willy-ish? Yes, but Water Horse still has inspiring moments the whole family should enjoy.

Story

If the legendary Scottish Loch Ness monster exists, Water Horse imagines how he may have come to be. Based on the book by Dick King-Smith and set during WWII, it all starts when Angus (Alex Etel)--a young Scottish lad living with his housekeeper mother (Emily Watson) on an estate while his father fights in the war--finds an enchanted egg by the shores of the local… Continued