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It started as just another quiet summer in the tiny town of Granger, Texas, for 12-year old Toby Wilson. That was until Zachary Beaver, “the fattest boy in the world” came to town. But, Zachary is more than just an overweight kid with an attitude. When Toby and his best friend Cal visit Zachary to find out what this kid is all about, they get more than they bargained for. Out of this first visit, Toby and Cal see the vulnerability behind the rough exterior and a friendship develops between the three. This odd relationship blossoms into a wondrous journey that leads them through what will be a life-changing summer.
MPAA: Rated PG
Principal Cast: Jonathan Lipnicki, Cody Linley, Jane Krakowski, and Eric Stoltz
Director: John Schultz
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- I Dare You When Zachary Beaver Came To Town
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Toby takes Cody up on a dare to climb the water tower and ends up in some real trouble.
Themes: Rescue, Foolishness, Helpless, Peer-Pressure
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1:57
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- Count On Me When Zachary Beaver Came To Town
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Toby talks to his Dad about how he feels now that his mother left them for a singing career.
Themes: This clip hasn't had any themes associated with it yet.
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1:14
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- Mother's Funeral When Zachary Beaver Came To Town
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Zachary talks to Toby about the death of his mother and why he wants to be baptized.
Themes: Family, Relationships, Abandoned, Heaven, Death, Afterlife, Baptism, Funeral
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1:37
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- Zachary's Baptism When Zachary Beaver Came To Town
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Toby and Cody make arrangements so that Zachary can finally get baptized.
Themes: Friendship, Helping, Determination, Caring, Preparing, Baptism
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3:47
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