Dreamer: Inspired by a True Story (2005)
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Cast
as Ben Crane
as Cale Crane
as Pop Crane
as Lily
as Balon
as Manolin
as Palmer
as Prince Sadir
as Bill Ford
as Doc Fleming
as Prince Tariq
as Security Officer
as Teacher
as Short Steward
as Chairman
as Man at Sadir's Door
as Prince Sadir
as Veteran Gambler
as Female Reporter
as Emergency Vet
as Beefeater
as Reporter
as Classroom Mother
as Betting Window Clerk
as Emergency Medical Vet
as Track Announcer
as Claiming Track Announcer
as Texas Horseman
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Critic Reviews for Dreamer: Inspired by a True Story
All Critics (117) | Top Critics (32) | Fresh (75) | Rotten (42) | DVD (3)
A great family film.
For family audiences seeking easy assurance, moral certitude and, of course, moving scenes of a gorgeous, galloping horse.
Lovely family film, which has a way of resonating in one's imagination for days.
As a sports drama -- a genre that's gotten entirely too much play lately -- Dreamer is singularly unexciting.
It's to Fanning's and Russell's credit, and the filmmakers', that the formula never gets the better of the film.
Too obvious, too trite and too sentimental to ever be more than Seabiscuit for tweens.
Audience Reviews for Dreamer: Inspired by a True Story
dreams can come true
Super Reviewer
Very good movie. I watched this movie with my bff and I loved it!!! :)
Super Reviewer
Fantastic and highly reccomended.
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Dreamer: Inspired by a True Story Quotes
| Cale Crane: | She'll never race again? |
| Ben Crane: | No, honey. But she might walk again. |
| Palmer: | (to Ben) You were the best horseman that I know for the worst flock. And I can't afford to have it in my stable. |
| Palmer: | You were the best horseman that I know for the worst flock. And I can't afford to have it in my stable. |
| Cale Crane: | (to Sonador) Run hard tomorrow. Run hard for my dad. He deserves a good run. |
| Cale Crane: | Run hard tomorrow. Run hard for my dad. He deserves a good run. |
| Ben Crane: | (to Pop Crane) How about it, Pop? |
| Ben Crane: | How about it, Pop? |