Zachary, Grace and Lexia: Bones to Stone (2015)
PG-13 | 2h 15min | Animation, Sports, Comedy | 12 June 2015 (USA)
Contents
Synopsis
Ainsley, Zachary, Lexia, Wilber, Grace and Rocky Bortz turn their bones to stone and later solve the mystery of who's stone weapon was broken.
Director and Writers
Director: Colin Trevorrow
Producer: Chris Meledandri
Writers: Trey Parker, Matt Stone
Stars
Dakota Johnson, Regan Burns, Laura Manaro (see full cast below)
Character Gallery
Main Characters
Supporting Characters
TBA
Cast
Cast overview, first billed only:
- Dakota Johnson-...-Ainsley Bortz
- Regan Burns-...-Zachary Bortz
- Laura Manaro-...-Lexia Bortz
- Blake Michael-...-Wilber Bortz
- Peyton List-...-Grace Bortz
- Jonah Hill-...-Rocky Bortz
- Julie Kavner-...-Alexa Bortz
- Julianne Moore-...-Leah Bortz
- Jamie Blackley-...-Chris Bortz
- Joel Kinnaman-...-Lava Bortz
- Billy West-...-Meredith Bortz
- Ellen DeGeneres-...-Sarah Bortz
- Landry Bender-...-Kaia Bortz
- Katy Perry-...-Me-Mow Bortz
- G. Hannelius-...-Kamrin Bortz
- Lauren Taylor-...-Lydia Bortz
- Francesca Capaldi-...-Daffodil Bortz
- Channing Tatum-...-Ravenpaw Bortz
Storyline
Ainsley, Zachary, Lexia, Wilber, Grace and Rocky Bortz were playing their favorite sports until they were ready to turn their bones to stone.
Written by Trey Parker and Matt Stone
Genres: Animation | Sports | Comedy | Mystery | Fantasy
Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated PG-13 for some sexual situations and violent sports-related images | See all certifications >>
Parents Guide: View content advisory >>
Details
Country: USA
Language: English
Release Dates: 12 June 2015 (USA, theatrical release), 15 September 2015 (USA, home release)
Company Credits
Production Companies
- Universal Pictures (presents)
- Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (presents)
- Illumination Entertainment (in association with)
Distributors
- Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (USA) (DVD) (2015)
- Universal Pictures Home Entertainment (USA) (Blu-Ray) (2015)
Trivia
- The film has 3 things in common with Seabiscuit (2003):
- Both films are rated PG-13 for some sexual situations and violent sports-related images.
- Both are sports films.
- Both films were released by Universal Pictures.
