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Seabiscuit: Racing Through History Explore more of Seabiscuit's stunning rise to celebrity status through historic newsreel footage of actual races and numerous interviews, including interviews with director Gary Ross and author Laura Hillenbrand! Anatomy of a Movie Moment Director Gary Ross shares his step-by-step filmmaking process of one sequence from script to screen in this DVD Exclusive! Photo Finish: Jeff Bridges' On the Set Photographs Actor and longtime photographer Jeff Bridges presents his own personal selection of photographs made during the filming of Seabiscuit. Bringing the Legend to Life: The Making of Seabiscuit Take an in-depth guided tour of the filmmaking process from sets, to casting, costumes and more! Feature Commentary with Director Gary Ross and Filmmaker Steven Soderbergh.

Trivia: The Seabiscuit/War Admiral race originally held at Pimlico race track was actually filmed on location at Keeneland race track in Lexington, Kentucky. The track, as well as some of the surrounding area, had to take on some minor cosmetic changes in order to accurately reflect the time period. (more)

Goofs: Revealing mistakes: During the credits, a layout of a newspaper page is shown. The story type is reversed but the title "MATCH RACE" is not. (more)

Quotes: Narrator: [First lines] They called it the car for every man. Henry Ford himself called it a car for the great multitude. It was functional, and simple, like your sewing machine, or your cast-iron stove. You could learn to drive it in less than a day. And you could get any color you wanted... (more)

Awards: Nominated for 7 Oscars. Another 4 wins & 31 nominations (more)