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TrailerGentle farmer Arthur Hoggett wins a piglet named Babe at a county fair. Raised by the sheepdogs, and with the help from Arthur Hoggett, Babe learns to herd sheep himself so he won't end up on the dinner table.Actors: Christine Cavanaugh, Miriam Margolyes, Danny Mann, Hugo Weaving, Miriam Flynn, Russi Taylor, Evelyn Krape, Michael Edward-Stevens, Charles Bartlett, Paul Livingston, Roscoe Lee Browne, ...»Director: Chris NoonanCountry: Australia, United States, United KingdomDuration: 91 minQuality: HDRelease: 1995IMDb: 6.9Rating(2) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Babe"
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Characters of "Babe"
BabePlayed by: Christine Cavanaugh
FlyPlayed by: Miriam Margolyes
Ferdinand the DuckPlayed by: Danny Mann
RexPlayed by: Hugo Weaving
MaaPlayed by: Miriam Flynn
Duchess the CatPlayed by: Russi Taylor
Old EwePlayed by: Evelyn Krape
HorsePlayed by: Michael Edward-Stevens
CowPlayed by: Charles Bartlett
RoosterPlayed by: Paul Livingston
Farmer Arthur HoggettPlayed by: James Cromwell
Esme HoggettPlayed by: Magda Szubanski
The Hoggetts' DaughterPlayed by: Zoe Burton
The Hoggetts' Son-in-LawPlayed by: Paul Goddard
The Hoggets' GrandsonPlayed by: Wade Hayward
The Hoggetts' GranddaughterPlayed by: Brittany Byrnes
ValdaPlayed by: Mary Acres
Country WomanPlayed by: Janet Foye
The VetPlayed by: David Webb
Chairman of JudgesPlayed by: Marshall Napier
Lion's Club ManPlayed by: Hec Macmillan
Sheep RustlerPlayed by: Nicholas Lidstone
Electrical LinesmanPlayed by: Trevor Read
Sheepdog Trial OfficerPlayed by: Matthew Long
TV CommentatorPlayed by: John Doyle
SheepPlayed by: Jane Alden
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Directors of "Babe"
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Creators of "Babe"
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Critic Reviews of "Babe"
Orlando SentinelJune 16, 2015Much to my surprise, I found Babe charming in an eccentric, oddly tough-minded sort of way. And if it isn't quite good enough to change my mind about the entire critter-chat genre, it is certainly good enough to recommend.
TIME MagazineAugust 19, 2014He's brave and bright, good-natured and ambitious, naive and vulnerable. All in all, he's probably the most winsome orphan to appear on the screen since Freddie Bartholomew impersonated David Copperfield 60 years ago.
New York Daily NewsAugust 19, 2014Thanks to well-trained live animals, clever voice characterizations and a big dash of muppetry from Henson's Creature Shop, Babe and his barnyard friends not only walk the walk and trot the trot, they also talk the talk.
Chicago TribuneAugust 19, 2014Here's the summer's sleeper for kids and their parents, a terrific picture that takes a lot of risks and makes them all pay off in a charming story about a pig who fancies himself a sheepdog -- or sheep-pig.
Philadelphia InquirerJuly 30, 2013Babe is not, strictly speaking, a kid's movie. It is a preposterously funny fable that strikes a chord with adults, too.
Chicago TribuneJuly 30, 2013For children, the movie will play like a storybook come to life. Adults, at first, will marvel at the special effects and puppetry. But ultimately, they'll be won over by the nuances of a story that finds a fresh way to deliver a timeless message.
Tulsa WorldJune 16, 2015Wise, captivating and thoroughly loony, this artful little farm fable is one of those rare films that works for all age levels.
Philadelphia Daily NewsJuly 30, 2013The hero of the children's movie Babe is probably the summer's most likable character -- a pig so appealing he may have your family swearing off hot dogs.
People MagazineJuly 30, 2013The plot provides a worthy lesson for kids, but it plays out like George Orwell's Animal Farm as retold by Barney. Kinda weird.
Radio TimesJuly 30, 2013It's a delight from start to finish that will captivate children and melt the heart of even the grumpiest adult.
Christian Science MonitorJuly 30, 2013The movie is at times raucous, but its spirits couldn't be higher, and the tale teaches a good-natured lesson about why cooperation is better than coercion.
Common Sense MediaJanuary 02, 2011Heartwarming farm story touching and a bit scary.
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