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Stuart Little (1999) es una

película dirigida por Rob Minkoff y protagonizada por Geena Davis, Hugh Laurie y Jonathan Lipnicki. Basada en el libro homónimo de E.B. White, la película fue producida por Columbia Pictures.

Frederick (Hugh Laurie) y Eleanor Little (Geena Davis) deciden adoptar un hijo. Su hijo George (Jonathan Lipnicki) se lleva una extraña sorpresa cuando descubre que su nuevo hermano es un pequeño ratón parlanchín llamado Stuart (Michael J. Fox). Todos están muy contentos con la llegada de uno más a la familia. Todos, excepto Bola de nieve (Pelusa en Hispanoamerica) (Nathan Lane), el gato de la familia...

Personaje	Actor
Stuart Little	Michael J. Fox
George Little	Jonathan Lipnicki
Frederick Little	Hugh Laurie
Eleanor Little	Geena Davis
Bola de nieve	Nathan Lane
Smokey	Chazz Palminteri
Monty	Steve Zahn
Detective Allen	Jim Doughan
Red	Carga Mortal
Reggie	Bruno Kirby
Sra. Camille Stout	Jennifer Tilly
Locutor de la carrera	Stan Freberg
Tío Crenshaw Little	Jeffrey Jones
Tía Tina Little	Connie Ray
Tía Beatrice Little	Allyce Beasley
Abuelo Little	Harold Gould
Abuela Estelle	Estelle Getty

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Amazon.com Review

Narrator Julie Harris draws upon her extraordinary acting talents to raise this much-loved tale of a teeny, tiny explorer and his oversized adventures to new heights. "Stuart put on his sailor hat and his sailor suit, took his spy glass down from the shelf and set for a walk full of the joy of life and the fear of dogs." Skipping from one precarious perch to the next, the diminutive wanderer makes new friends, meets old ones, and shares his lust for life with listeners of all ages. Harris's clever, lyrical narration is wonderfully evocative and perfectly captures the charming yet soulful spirit of E.B. White's classic children's tale. (Running time: 2 hours, 2 cassettes) --George Laney --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

From Booklist

Gr. 4-6. Readers will welcome this Spanish edition of a beloved tale, first published in 1945, about a two-inch-tall mouse with a big heart and a love for adventure. The fluid text resonates with the original wit and whimsy that marked White's clever intermingling of fantasy and real life. Miguez's joyous translation maintains the author's rhyming play on words by using appropriate substitutions--for example, gorrion, dragon, andraton for the English louse, grouse, and souse. A few Peninsular Spanish pronouns and conjugations (vuestras, podeis, sabreis) won't deter Spanish speakers from the Americas from enjoying Stuart Little's wonderful escapades. Isabel Schon