Secretariat
| Release Date: | Sep 2010 |
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| Genres | Drama / History / Family / Sport |
| Duration: | 123 min |
| Cast: | Diane Lane(Penny Chenery), John Malkovich(Lucien Laurin), Dylan Walsh(Jack Tweedy), Margo Martindale(Miss Ham), Nelsan Ellis(Eddie Sweat), Otto Thorwarth(Ronnie Turcotte), Fred Dalton Thompson(Bull Hancock), James Cromwell(Ogden Phipps), Scott Glenn(Chris Chenery), Michael Harding(E.V. Benjamin (as Mike Harding)), Richard Fullerton(Robert Kleburg), Roger D. Smith(Multifarious Stature), Tim Ware(John Galbreath), Nestor Serrano(Pancho Martin), Keith Austin(Laffit Pincay), Kevin Connolly(Bill Nack), Eric Lange(Andy Beyer), Drew Roy(Seth Hancock), Carissa Capobianco(Sarah Tweedy), Amanda Michalka(Kate Tweedy (as AJ Michalka)), Sean Michael Cunningham(Chris Tweedy (as Sean Cunningham)), Jacob Rhodes(John Tweedy), Dylan Baker(Hollis Chenery), Graham McTavish(Earl Jansen), Tom Sean Foley(Jimmy Gaffney (as Tom Foley)), Grant Whitacre(Paul Feliciano), Forry Smith(Obnoxious Owner), Tom Clark(CBS Anchor), Ken Strunk(Dr. Manuel Gilman), H. Jazz Undy(Fan #1 (as Jazz Undy)), Michael Guthrie(Fan #2), Cullen Wallace(Che Wannabe), Mike Battaglia(Derby Official), Wynn Reichert(Pastor), Tony Renaud(Reporter #1), Jennifer Trier(Receptionist), Tim Layden(Reporter #2), William Nack(Reporter #3 (as Bill Nack)), Pam Pryor(Waitress (as Pamela Pryor)), Kate Ward(Belmont Guest), Andrew Wallace(Belmont Singer), Rusty Hendrickson(Burger Joint Cook), Michael Boyd(Golfer #1), Michael Mills(Golfer #2), Albert Duhon(Berated Stable Hand), Audrey P. Scott(6-Year-Old Penny (as Audrey Scott)), Slaid Parker(New York Taxi Driver), Joe Chrest(Sports Broadcaster), Jason Schwartz(Spectator), Reid Cherner(Hack Pack), Hank Goldberg(Hack Pack), Dick Jerardi(Hack Pack), John McClain(Hack Pack), Jay Privman(Hack Pack), Matthew W. Allen(Horse Owner), Apollo Bacala(Churchill Upper (uncredited)), Billy W. Blackwell(Upperclass Secretariat Fan), Allen Boudreaux(Churchill Downs Fan (uncredited)), John Broussard(Extra (uncredited)), Perry A. Brown(Father of Little Girl with Camera...), Sonny Burnette(Gentlemen's Club Member...), Kat Carney(Upper Class Stand Fan), Grant Case(Kentucky National Guard (uncredited)), Penny Chenery(Preakness Spectator (uncredited)), Lonell R. Childred(Belmont Press Reporter), Bob C. Cooke(Race Fan - Belmont (uncredited)), Kari Cornwell(Upperclass Racing Fan), Russ Croley(Golfer), Bernard Curioso(Upper Saratoga (uncredited)), Tim Ditmore(Churchill Downs Press Member...), Christina Gabrielle(Upper Race Fan (uncredited)), Lori Gabrielle(Horse Owner), Russell Haynes(Jockey (uncredited)), Bret Hopkins(Reporter at Belmont Park), Chad Hundley(Hippie Belmont Fan (uncredited)), Stefania Marcone(Saratoga Fan (uncredited)), Lisette Markham(Churchill Downs Race Fan (uncredited)), Terri May(Jockey Assistant (uncredited)), Claude Miles(Upperclass Belmont Extra (uncredited)), Jeff Mitchell(Saratoga Spectator (uncredited)), Vin Morreale Jr.(Race Track Usher (uncredited)), Keith Nicholson(Upper Class Fan), Lisa Nicholson(Upperclass Derby Fan), Cassidy Rae Owens(Belmont Extra (uncredited)), Kayla Perkins(Upperclass Belmont Fan), LaDonna Pettijohn(Upper Class Fan), David Pittinger(Horse Owner), Jim Robertson(Press Reporter), Jason Saint(Guy in Conversation (uncredited)), Rhonda Schaubert(Horse Owner), Natalia Sezer(Racetrack Fan (uncredited)), Tom Shafer(Nassau County Police (uncredited)), Chaz Smith(Race Official), Jeffrey Wayne Smith(Horse Owner), Sandy Gwen Smith(Horse Owner), Rhyan Sprague(Little Girl with Camera (uncredited)), Toni Sprague(Mother of Girl with Camera (uncredited)), Stephen Stanton(Triple Crown Race Announcer (uncredited)), James Tackett(Upper Class Race Fan), Jerry Wallace(Churchill Downs Reporter (uncredited)), James White(Upscale Fan Churchill Downs blue suit...), |
Housewife and mother Penny Chenery agrees to take over her ailing father's Virginia-based Meadow Stables, despite her lack of horse-racing knowledge. Against all odds, Chenery -- with the help of veteran trainer Lucien Laurin -- manages to navigate the male-dominated business, ultimately fostering the first Triple Crown winner in twenty-five years.
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