Starring: Julia Roberts (Charlotte the Spider) Steve Buscemi (Templeton the Rat) John Cleese (Samuel the sheep) Oprah Winfrey (Gussy the Goose), Cedric the Entertainer (Golly the Goose) Kathy Bates (Bitsy the Cow) Reba McEntire (Betsy the Cow) Robert Redford (Ike the Horse) Thomas Haden Church (Brooks the Crow) André Benjamin (Elwyn the Crow), Dominic Scott Kay (Wilbur) Sam Shepard (Narrator), Abraham Benrubi (Uncle the Pig) Dakota Fanning (Fern) Kevin Anderson ( Mr. Acker) Director: Gary Winick Certificate: UK: U Norway Portugal: M / 6 Malaysia: U Canada: G Philippines: G Germany: o.Al. Ireland: G South Korea: The Netherlands: AL Hong Kong: I of Denmark: An Australia: G Argentina: ATP Brazil: Livre USA: G Switzerland: Switzerland 0 0 Finland: S Singapore: PG Italy: T minimize Sweden: Btl Show all
Synopsis: In this story of love, commitment and surrender, Fern Arable land (Dakota Fanning) is a juvenile farm girl who rescues the dwarf a brood of eleven piglets when her father (Kevin Anderson) decides to torment him. Fern names the piglet Wilbur (voiced near Dominic Scott Kay), begins to scratch him on his own and is married with him excessively. To her regret, after their miserable precious grows into a strong pig, he is delighted to be killed off cover her uncle and aunt, Homer (Gary Basaraba) and Edith Zuckerman (Siobhan Fallon). There, the friendly pig forges an ugly, but really strange, affection, compose with Charlotte (voiced while Julia Roberts), a spider that lives in the array of his own. When Wilbur the grim dope preordained that he is turning into Christmas dinner ends, it’s up to Charlotte to watch the era. The reliable spider begins to spin records in their involvement in the hope that the agronomist frame are Wilbur is a pig who should be paid to save.