	My Brother Talks to Horses (1947)
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Peter Lawford John S. Penrose Butch Jenkins Lewie Penrose Jimmy Hunt Boy Walking With Three Dogs Beverly Tyler Martha Edward Arnold Mr. Bledsoe Spring Byington Mrs. Penroe Charles Ruggles Richard Pennington Roeder View full cast

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In later years, director Fred Zinneman seldom referred to My Brother Talks to Horses as one of his career highpoints. Even so, this leisurely period comedy has its moments, most of them delivered by precocious Jackie "Butch" Jenkins as the title char...

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Actor Credits Peter Lawford John S. Penrose Butch Jenkins Lewie Penrose Jimmy Hunt Boy Walking With Three Dogs Beverly Tyler Martha Edward Arnold Mr. Bledsoe Spring Byington Mrs. Penroe Charles Ruggles Richard Pennington Roeder Non Actor Credits Fred Zinnemann Director

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Genre	Comedy
Date Released	4 February 1947
Production	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
Distribution	Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
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Trivia and Quotes Trivia Fred Zinnemann and producer, Samuel Marx, invited Morton Thompson, the author of the underlying material in his book `Joe, the Wounded Tennis Player,` to a Projection Room screening of the first rough cut, which included `Scene Missing" tags and ragged sound. This was Zinnemann`s first American picture. When that first screening ended, Mort got up, never looked at either Zinnemann or Marx, and walked angrily out, slamming the door. Marx commented that obviously, authors do not need their written word to show their unhappiness. The horse named The Bart was inspired by the actual 1919 Preakness (and Triple Crown) winner Sir Barton. See also Trivia Index (M) :: Quotes Index (M) :: Connections Index (M)

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