Smoky (1946)
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- Clint Barkley (MacMurray) first sees Smoky as a runaway, and drives him back to the ranch where he meets the owner, Julie Richards (Anne Baxter). He is given a job on her ranch, but the head cowhand is doubtful about Clint and fears that since he refuses to talk about himself, he must have some dreadful secret in his past. Clint and Smoky become close to each other, weathering the hardships of Western life and the suspicions of others together, until one day, Smoky tragically vanishes. Will Clint ever see him again?
my grandma is on her death bed and wont be here much longer. we just watched this movie and im thankful i got to spend time with her.
Hello Melinda S. I thought I saw all the horse movies of the 40s and 50s as a kid. Now I'm 70 plus and discovering so many classics on UA-cam. The youngest I have ever seen Beryl Ives and he had such a beautiful voice. I appreciate all the lovely comments from the viewers who their shared their memories of their dear parents watching this movie with them. ❤ 👍
This was the last movie I seen with my mother way back in 1946 when it first came out. Seeing it today brought back old memories of years ago when I was 11 years old.
Great movie and not like most of the junk movies they make today. Thank you.
Beautiful movie.
A gem of a movie.
These are the kind of movies I grew up watching. Thanks.
As far as movies go .. its a one in a bilion .. way cool movie .. loved it
I saw this film when I was 9 years old . By the Christmas of that year my father inherited a large landed estate , my sister and I were hoping for ponies for Christmas ; we were not disappointed and I called my pony Smoky .
I love this old movie . A genuine classic . I watch it when I was a boy.
I watched this for the very first time today on the Western Channel on cable. I ventured over to You Tube hoping to see if it was here because I recorded it on my DVR, but the recording stop approximately sixty seconds before the ending. I know you might say that was the ending with MacMurray releasing him, but I just had to see Smoky through the gate. (Smile) I don't mind admitting being a male and still getting misty at the parade seen. A sad, beaten and worn four-legged animal whose suffered over the years much like a certain human close to my heart. Thank you so much Megalinda S!
I've looked for this movie for many, many years too!
Saw it when I was young, in the day when girls loved horses more than boys!!
Thank you for posting!!!
Over 60 and I still cry at the end!!!
Same here!
What a Wonderful movie. I'm close to 70yrs old and I have never seen this before. I m so grateful you took the time to share this with all of us. Thank you.
It wasn't untill the last 15+ minutes that l remembered that l had seen this old movie once b4 awhile ago. What man will do 4 a $$ . This is the original version of this movie . There was a remake in 1966 . I have saved this one . Thx so much for the upload. Muchas Gracious Amigo Australia
The scene when they were reunited at the junkyard will always bring a tear yo my eye.
I love this movie. Anything with horses and real cowboys are the best.
I wish the video wasn't blurry. I wish it was clearer.
Thanks for letting us enjoy your video.
One of the best family movies ever, Love those old Burl Ives tunes. thank you for posting.
I read the book, mentioned it to my mother and she recommended the 60’s film adaptation of Smoky that she enjoyed as a kid, but I gotta admit that I prefer this one over the other one. Way more man & horse moments here compared to the other and the horse looked genuinely possessive of Clint here.
I'm watching the 1966 smoky movie on my DVR right now.
I also read the book, but never got to see the movie all the way thru from the beginning. Always caught it about half way through on late nite TV. This is very close to the book.
This is a wonderful old movie. I have and love the book by Will James. This was filmed at the same ranch as "My Friend Flicka" if anyone else noticed!
yes! I wonder if the ranch still exists??
I did notice!
Good movie....very sad watching the abuse of Smokey. Beautiful and magnificent horse.
Excellent version of this movie
Parabéns pela postagem. Excelente. Quando era criança chorei muito vendo este filme e até hoje me emociono. Nota mil.
Nice touch having the song to the tune of "On Top of Old Smoky".
Thank you for this wonderful movie. I wish they would make a movie something like this today. Thank you.
You are very welcome. I posted this movie because I had a devil of a time finding it myself.
I have been waiting many,many years to see this wonderful show again!!! Thank you so much.
You are perfectly welcome. I love this corny old flick myself. Especially nice with Burl Ives' singing.
Dad's favorite movie...
I want to thank you for posting this film. I have been looking for a copy of it for about 20 years, in any form I could find it in. It is very special to me, as I remember when I was little, my Daddy took me to the drive-in movies and this was the movie he chose for me. I was "horse crazy", they called me, and I was glued to this film , and have replayed the story in my head a thousand times. Thank you! I can now watch it again!!
Memories of dad and horses, priceless! I too have them.
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Oh my God, me to I have been looking for a copy of it for more than 25 years , and the only one I had wathed it was with my father
it was soooo good ,,
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you, MegalindaS.. You have made me a very happy lady tonight. I saw this movie back when I was a child, I am 55 now. I first saw this movie back in the mid to late 60's. I saw it on the ABC Sunday Night Movie and never saw it again. I always wondered why it never showed up again and have always wanted to watch it again, but, never did, because it never came back on again. I've always been crazy about horses and finally got one about a decade after seeing that movie. I've watched I think every single horse movie that has come out.. The Red Pony, Black Beauty and Comanche, are another of my favorites. Fury, I would watched everyday after school.
I just wanted to say Thank you I am now complete now that I found this movie after decades of looking for it and it feels like forever.. lol
I am glad it makes you happy. It was not easy finding it. Tonka was a fav of mine too.
www.primewire.is/watch-2728053-Tonka-online-free
I saw it in the 60's at the drive-in........except it was Fess Parker not Fred.
noone has posted it with Fess so thanks for this one.
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I started reading Will James novels when I was a preteen and for me, Smokey, The Cowhorse, Sand, Lone Cowboy were my favorites. Will James was an amazing artist who illustrated his novels with pictures that came to life and really added to the scenes.
Read This book in junior high. Loved Will James' illustrations and the book. That was in 1967. Loved the movie too.
I watched these movies over and over as a kid as I feel deeper and deeper in love with the horse now at 61 and too crippled to ride , I was still ponying horses at the track at 57 until I had enough of their shit and finally walked away but wow I still miss my beloved horses .....
+April Doornbos I can't ride anymore either. I just have great memories. Absolutely the most purely happy times in my life were associated with horses.
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Have you ever tried driving horses for pleasure since you can't ride anymore?
I grew up watching Westerns, the Lone Ranger, on Saturday, the Rifleman, Wagon Train, Bonanza, Gunsmoke too many to name. For anyone who doesn't know your never to get on a horse on the right side, so when Smoky is dragging Clint on the right side that shows how bonded they were. If you love horses there's a man named Dennis Reis who shows how to train horses without breaking their spirit. Great videos.
My friend is in this! She’s the girl with the baton in the parade. This is a really good movie.
One of the first movies I ever saw. I was 4 years old and developed a life long love of Burl Ives because of it.
I grew up on the Will James stories. Thank you for posting this film.
You are most welcome, Mark.
Love this movie. I watched it years ago and bought the dvd a long time ago. My grandkids love it too....
Arn't horses just great creatures. Thank you very much for the upload.
Tanks for playing this movie 🎥 is another fantastic story, 👍 Grazie 😊 Grazie 😊 ancora
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Thank you for posting this lovely movie!!! I have been a horse lover all my life and had never seen this one before so it was truly a treat!!! Fred MacMurray is also a fav so this was truly a treat!!!
This film is worth watching just to hear Burl Ives singing.
😍thank you for posting🤗, been wanting to see this film again for years I remember sitting in the livingroom watching it with my dad when he was still with us this an my friend flicka😊thank you again xxx
Great movie,these movie makers know their stuff..When i first saw the horse whisperer it struck me that i had seen these horse training techniques before in this movie.A must watch for horse lovers
Burl Ives makes every moment that he sings and strums,
a sentimental journey back to simpler times. Creates a pang in one’s heart.
Thank you for the upload of this beautiful movie. Thank you so much!
You are very welcome Marton.
i wish it was in 480 settings it would be clearer
THANK YOU! for posting this. I recently introduced my daughter ( who loves to ride ) to the books of Will James and she's become a big fan. I saw this a couple of years ago on the FOX MOVIE channel and have never been able to find it.
Again thank you.
A beautiful film thank you for sharing it❤️
This was my favorite movie as a child, although I think it was the 60's version that I watched the most as a kid.
Absolutely love this movie. Had it years ago on a Beta tape, but sadly, the Betamax player gave out. The movie is shown sometimes on TV, but it's the one with Fess Parker instead of Fred MacMurray and I don't like it at all. In fact, what made me think of this movie, was the Western Channel was showing it, but with Fess Parker and that's when I decided to try to see it on UA-cam. Thank you ever so much for sharing this MegalindaS this great movie. You made my day!
Wonderful movie. Nice upload thanks. I always enjoyed FM as an actor. Many people made fun of him, but not me.
This is my favorite version as well. I love Fess Parker but his remake was not as good. I think Burl Ives' singing
helps make this version better.
I was thinking about that earlier Kevin Doran, about people making fun of MacMurray. I never could understand
Great movie , thanks for the memories.
loved this film .. thanks,,,
Great movie. Thank you.
I found a toy gun today from this movie.I found it metal detecting.The toy gun is from that movie.
simply a truelly wonderful film
awesome, lovely story, thanks for sharing it
I'm watching the 1966 movie smoky on my DVR right now.
I love the way the wild stallion has shoes on!
I have read several Will James. This particular one was the first I ever read aloud to my children. Lone Cowboy: My Life Story was the latest and I also read them Sand and Dark Horse.
I like this 1946 film adaptation of Smoky almost but a little bit. The movie is shown on UA-cam Movies, but it's the one with Fess Parker instead of Fred MacMurray and I absolutely like it better than this and the first film adaptation in 1933 by Fox Film Corporation. In fact, what made me think of Smoky, was when I look up the 1966 movie and it was made by 20th Century Fox was based on Will James 1926's book Smoky The Cowhorse, what made me think of the 1966 movie, was UA-cam Movies have the movie on UA-cam but with Fess Parker and I like his take on Smoky better than Fred MacMurray's take on Smoky from 1946. This version may not or may be better than the ones with Victor Jory (1933) and Fess Parker (1966), who knows? But thanks for this version of Smoky anyway. You made my day, man. Way to go!
This horse performed in several movies. And a horse called "Steele", was ridden by just about all the major stars.
what a faithful horse,beautiful movie.
i have loved this movie ever since i was a little girl oh it is a special movie horse crazy thats natural for me you see i was born in 1954 and i just love a good horse movie debra jane lerner
enjoyed. Thank You.
Fabulous Movie* thanks....
Saturday morning movie for a horse crazy girl. Great movie and great trained horse in the dragging scene
I recognize Burl Ives by his voice but I have never seen him this young. He looks different.
What a great life, to be a cowboy in the great expansive lands in the 1930's or whatever time portrayed in this movie. No problem with obesity in those days. That was a beautiful horse!! The women wasn't too bad looking either.
If you watch the movie, the man character gets sent off to the Viet Nam war. Give you the date that is portrayed.
Paula Stahl in the movie that is. I’m the book by will James it was set in 1919
I LOVE this movie!!! My only disappointment is in the viewing quality of the film. All of the Gary Cooper movies I've watched were beautifully colored and VIVID in clarity and definition. Actually, MOST old movies look really good. It's a shame about this movie.
Watching this movie (and the old black and white Andy Griffiths) should be required in all schools. :) --Sure would be better than the kids watching "Toxic Zombies" and such in school as a reward or for babysitting.
I wish I had a better quality link to post too. I just could not find one.
Yeah...I've been looking for at least 10 years. I heard that Turner Classic Movies had it on 4 or 5 years ago; I don't know if Turner's copy was "beautiful" or "crappy." The movie is "Public Domain" now, meaning that it's copyright has expired. I keep hoping, but don't have much expectations of finding any better copies.
I bought a copy advertised as the original movie on DVD off of Ebay 3 years ago, for $20.00. It was poorer quality than this one. Don't waste you money buying it. The seller was "Movie.....)something. I wrote them a nice email just asking if any better copies were available and they didn't bother to answer.
Don't get me wrong...I appreciate you putting this on. At least those who adore this movie can bask in the love and companionship and such that touch our hearts, and release a few tears of joy here and there. :)
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,,,, movie for the whole family, good little flick.
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Awesome Movie with lots of suspense , so thanks so much for taking the time to share such a lovely Movie with others . :) :)
Excellent Movie . Just what the Dr ordered 4Me. Fred McMurray played in some gr8 western roles. The cheat in this film needs a good beating
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I got this book from the library, and couldn't get into it, I find that it's a movie and wow what a movie. Why did he let him go free at the end though? He spent all that time looking for Smokey just to let him go again.
well worth the watch
I love it
in the book Smoky didn't get injured, a cowboy stayed on until the buzzer and his spirit was broken.
I like this movie the best. the one with fess Parker in is good also
loved it!
seems like good but you can not see it on settings 240 need it on 480
fred macmurray and burl ives. I dare any movie made today to surpass that firepower
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!!! This was one of my favorite books I stole from my dad.
Actors had good voices
I looked for this movie. I remembering loving it. But, this is only because we don't see it from the horse's perspective. Not really. 'When I saw him, in the open, as wild as his surroundings'. I knew I" had to take away his freedom, break him, submit him. Too sad after that.
They remade this movie 20 years later with Fess Parker and Hoyt Axton, just saw it on TV, same title and plot.
Awesome movie, that brings back my childhood. Thank's a lot for sharing this. Does anyone know whether it is possible to get the songs?
just type them in at the top, burl Ives sings Jimmy Crack coen and apple on a tree
Thank's for quick response. I found some.
"well I'll be." "So will I." "you should be!"
Great Movie!
1 Burl Ives is great. If you haven't seen it, Sierra with Burl & Audie Murphy is a must see.
2 Why don't they have sidearms?
3 Did he get the girl in the end?
SMOKY'S AWESOME LOL
There was a re-make of this movie, which starred Fess Parker.
am I the olny 11 yr old who asks for john wayne movies and will james books for christmas
Go, Lucas! GO!
You have a comrade here by me who's 5 and who's been wanting nothing but, for 3 years! You'll both grow up to be great men, I'm sure.
I might be 12 but same here
2021: Beware (Caballos-cheval), “Horses” cost as much as a New~ Baby to~clean and feed, but don’t worry, they don’t run away to college. They might win at the Kentucky-Derby or a local horse race !
I have seen the 60s version of this movie and prefer the original.
This movie is real, and happens in the real West, too! d
Why hasn't anyone posted the same movie with Fess Parker as Clint Barkley?? I much prefer that version than this one. I see that they have borrowed scenes from this movie for the other 'Smoky", but it would be awesome if someone was able to post the other version also, or if possible can someone post a link to the other "Smoky" movie please? Thank you
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kann man den film auch auf deutsch sehen ?? wenn ja wo
Nein, ich habe ihn nirgendwo gefunden. Finde ihn nur in englisch, obwohl er vor vielen Jahren mal im deutschen TV lief.
Funny how the ladies ripped off those bandages.
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1:26:28 - That is a different horse. Doesn't have the white star on his head, just a little speck of white.
01:19:49 Really?
you sure it's not 1956?
honey owen The trucks are from the 50s