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Gordy (1995)
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Reviews Counted:6
Fresh:1
Rotten:5
Average Rating:3.7/10
Runtime: 90 mins
Genre: Childrens
Synopsis: Gordy is a very smart pig. In fact, he's figured out how to talk to humans. And his best friend is a young boy named Hanky Royce, heir to the Royce Industries fortune. When Gordy saves Hanky from... Gordy is a very smart pig. In fact, he's figured out how to talk to humans. And his best friend is a young boy named Hanky Royce, heir to the Royce Industries fortune. When Gordy saves Hanky from drowning, he wins the love of the child's family -- they even make him temporary CEO of the company after Hanky's grandfather dies. But corporate climber Gilbert Sipes doesn't find the concept of a pig running Royce Industries particularly appealing -- especially since he'd very much like the position himself. So he cooks up a plot to get rid of Gordy. Now Hanky and Gordy had better stop Sipes... before he makes bacon out of the personable pig. [More]
Starring: Doug Stone, Roy Clark, Mickey Gilley, Kristy Young
Starring: Doug Stone, Roy Clark, Mickey Gilley, Kristy Young, Michael Roescher
Composer: Charles Fox
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Release:
Jun 4, 2002
Reviews for Gordy
25 little piggies put in squealing duty as Gordy. Too bad they couldn't have gone whole hog and played the other parts in this curdled curly tale.
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