The Trumpet of the Swan


1h 15m 2001

Brief Synopsis

The story of Louie, a mute young trumpeter swan who receives a voice only after his father risks all to steal a trumpet for him. Developing a valuable relationship with Sam, a young boy who becomes his friend and mentor, Louie becomes a famous musician in order to earn enough money to pay back the m

Film Details

Also Known As
Trumpet of the Swan
MPAA Rating
Genre
Adaptation
Drama
Family
Musical
Release Date
2001
Production Company
Kennedy/Marshall Company; Tristar Pictures
Distribution Company
TriStar Pictures; Cts; Sony Pictures Home Entertainment; Tristar Pictures
Location
RichCrest Studios, Burbank, California, USA; Hanho Studios, Seoul, South Korea

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 15m

Synopsis

The story of Louie, a mute young trumpeter swan who receives a voice only after his father risks all to steal a trumpet for him. Developing a valuable relationship with Sam, a young boy who becomes his friend and mentor, Louie becomes a famous musician in order to earn enough money to pay back the music store owner for the lost instrument. In the process he also wins the heart of the lovely Serena and in the end the two trumpeter swans live happily ever after.

Film Details

Also Known As
Trumpet of the Swan
MPAA Rating
Genre
Adaptation
Drama
Family
Musical
Release Date
2001
Production Company
Kennedy/Marshall Company; Tristar Pictures
Distribution Company
TriStar Pictures; Cts; Sony Pictures Home Entertainment; Tristar Pictures
Location
RichCrest Studios, Burbank, California, USA; Hanho Studios, Seoul, South Korea

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 15m

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Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Limited Release in United States May 11, 2001

Released in United States on Video July 31, 2001

Released in United States Spring May 11, 2001

E.B. White's children's book "The Trumpet of the Swan" was published in 1970.

Project was previously in development as an animated feature with Nelvana Entertainment.

Limited Release in United States May 11, 2001

Released in United States Spring May 11, 2001

Released in United States on Video July 31, 2001