DVDfever.co.uk – The Secret Of Moonacre on DVD and Blu-ray
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Posted: July 17th, 2009.
I absolutely adored The Little White Horse. – J.K. Rowling
Prepare to escape to the enchanting world of Moonacre valley in THE SECRET OF MOONACRE, out on Blu-ray and DVD on 20th July 2009, courtesy of Warner Home Video. Adapted from the childrens classic The Little White Horse by Elizabeth Goudge, one J.K. Rowlings all-time favourite books and a key inspiration for her Harry Potter series, THE SECRET OF MOONACRE is the ultimate fairy tale crammed with magic and adventure. Starring alongside the hugely talented Dakota Blue Richards (The Golden Compass) is a rather stellar line-up of top notch British talent including Ioan Gruffudd (Fantastic Four), Natascha McElhone (The Truman Show), Juliet Stevenson (Bend it Like Beckham) and Tim Curry (Home Alone 2: Lost in New York).
THE SECRET OF MOONACRE follows the quest of Maria Merryweather (Dakota Blue Richards), a 13-year-old orphan whose sole inheritance from her father is a mystical book which chronicles an age-old rivalry between the Merryweather and De Noir families over a set of magical pearls. Sent away to Moonacre manor to live with her uncle Sir Benjamin (Ioan Gruffudd) and her guardian Miss Heliotrope (Juliet Stevenson), Maria enters a mysterious world and uncovers a dark truth that an ancient curse has nourished a feud over the valley for centuries. She discovers that she is the last Moon Princess and has until the next full moon to undo the curse thus ending the conflict between the two families and preventing Moonacre from being destroyed for good. Aided by a stable of wonderful characters and fantastical beasts, Maria sets out on her biggest challenge yet, to bring peace to this magical world so everyone can live happily ever after. But will good conquer over all?
THE SECRET OF MOONACRE is the ultimate fantasy film for young girls everywhere!
The DVD is released on July 20th, it runs for 99 mins and retails for £15.99 on DVD,but is currently on Amazon at the link above for £9.88.A Blu-ray version is also available for £14.98.
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