Clay Classics: The Velveteen Rabbit
Nov 25 2003
•0h 24m
•Animation, Family
Using vivid clay animation, this adaptation of the classic children's book is a feast for the eyes. Although the velveteen rabbit is the favorite plaything of a young boy, the more modern, mechanical toys hold the stuffed bunny in contempt … except the rabbit's single friend, the skin horse, who has become real. As the horse explains the mystery of how to become real, a fable about the transforming power of love and imagination unfolds.
Cast
See allMichelle Scott
Velveteen Rabbit

Ronald France
Skin Horse
Daniel J Kennelly
Boy

Brenda Wehle
Nana
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