The Red Pony | ROBERT MITCHUM | Western Movie | Drama | Family | Classic Cowboy Film
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Old Western Movie starring Robert Mitchum: The Red Pony - A ranch boy is gifted with a colt, grows to love him but the colt escapes, with tragic results.
The Red Pony (1949)
Director: Lewis Milestone
Writers: John Steinbeck
Stars: Myrna Loy, Robert Mitchum, Louis Calhern
Genre: Drama, Family, Western
Country: United States
Language: English
Also Known As: John Steinbeck's The Red Pony
Release Date: 8 March 1949 (USA)
Duration: 88 min
Filming Location: Agoura, California, USA
Storyline:
In the coast range mountains on the western edge of the Salinas Valley is a ranch where Tom, a lad of about ten, longs for a pony. He lives with his mom, who was born there, her dad, a talkative pioneer who misses the old West, Tom's dad Fred Tiflin, who comes from the city and after years on the ranch doesn't feel at home there, and Billy, their trusted hand, a real cowboy. While Fred has to sort out whether he wants to stay a rancher and come to terms with his son being closer to Billy than to himself, Tom gets a pony and learns directly about responsibility and loss. What lessons can each learn, and are tragedy and hard choices all that life offers? Are laughter and joy anywhere?
Reviews:
"Timeless classic based on the novel by John Steinbeck that the whole family can really enjoy.
Sensitive and enjoyable film about a ranch boy who is gifted with a colt . The young Northern California boy cares his colt , enjoys , plays, until the little horse escapes , then things go wrong.
A family film with emotion , sensibility and good feeling . It manages to accomplish attractive scenes , though slow-moving and dull , at times . Actors are frankly suberb such as Robert Mitchum, Myrna Loy , Shepperd Strudwick , Margaret Hamilton as an angry teacher , the small boy Peter Miles , and special mention for Louis Calhern as the grandfather usually telling stories. It was remade for TV in 1976 directed by Robert Totten with Henry Fonda , Maureen O'Hara , Ben Johnson, Jack Elam.
It contains a really classy musical score by the great composer Aaron Copland . As well as colorful and brilliant cinematography by excellent cameraman Tony Gaudio, in perfect remastering. The motion picture was competenly directed by Lewis Milestone . This one was a vintage filmmaker who shot a lot of films in all kinds of genres with penchant for warlike genre , getting some masterpieces . As Lewis Milestone directed the following ones : " Mutiny on the Bounty" , "Oceans' 11", "Pork Chop Hill" , "Halls of Moctezuma" , "Arch of Triumph" , "The Strange Love of Martha Ivers" , "Of Mice and Men" , "The General died at Dawn", "The Front Page" , "All Quiet on the The Western Front" , "The Garden of Eden" ."-Written by ma-cortes on IMDb.com
Also Known As (AKA):
(original title) The Red Pony
Austria Gabilan
Brazil O Vale da Ternura
Canada (English title) The Red Pony
Chile El valle de la ternura
Denmark Den røde pony
Finland Tomin punainen poni
France Le poney rouge
Greece (transliterated title) To kokkino alogaki
Italy (DVD title) Il cavallino rosso
Italy Minuzzolo
Italy (video title) Minuzzolo - Il cavallino rosso
Mexico Valle de ternura
Poland Kasztanek
Portugal O Potro Vermelho
Romania Poneiul roşu
Soviet Union (Russian title) Рыжий пони
Spain El poni rojo
UK (complete title) John Steinbeck's The Red Pony
UK The Red Pony
USA (complete title) John Steinbeck's The Red Pony
USA The Red Pony
West Germany Gabilan, mein bester Freund
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When the story is by Steinbeck you get a great movie like this!
I read all of Steinbeck's books when I was a child. I remember crying, trying to read The Red Pony through my tears...an excellent story.
my grandfather took me to see it, it made e cry and he carried me out of the cinema
The innocence of this boy was the real star of the show. Innocence is a lifestyle that seems to frighten others. It's really good to see more Positive Emotional values.
Yes*♡~
This was filmed in my neighborhood of Agoura Hills before it was a neighborhood. It was filmed at a place called Agoura Ranch, which is now a subdivision of million dollar (but modest - this is CA where homes are 3X as much) homes. However all the vistas are the same of course, and the vegetation is pretty recognizable as well. Very interesting to see what a place looked like before it was developed.
We used to have blue plates and bowls like that when I was growing up!
Good movie ...will recommend this to my child.
One of my favorite books and films ever. Thank you! ❤️❤️❤️
A nice tearjerker, but it doesn't replace Old Yellow as the most saddest tearjerker movie about a boy and the death of his beloved pet: this the death of his pony and old yellow was a dog.
I will chase the, thanks.
Wow!! What a wonderful movie. Simply superb 👍👍. Thanks for uploading.
This was one of my dad's favorite movies. Today would have been his birthday so I decided to watch it. Thank you for making this great movie available!
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I like this movie but first time I saw it & saw what happened to horse I was very shocked & cried. I like the actors in this movie Loy & Hudson wonderful! My mom said she saw it in theater as kid with her 2 sisters & they cried also. The movie with Elizabeth Taylor about a horse is a wonderful move as well National Velvet,, with Mickey Rooney.
Really liked this film. Good story. Steinbeck is always good for that.
What a great movie... It's all about life and what it really is ...
Bravo 👏 bravo what a wonderful and touching 🎬 movie!!
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This is a great movie the whole family will like.
Loved seeing her multifunctional kitchen stove and all. I grew up watching Western movies in Korea. Now I am living in High Desert, Apple Valley in CA over 10 years. Where Roy Rigers & Dale Evans once in.... Their cemetery 1/4 miles from where we are. We have a horse ranch post small cute house!
heyyy ya neighbor! im not far from you down in lancaster hahaha yes! lots of western stars lived out here in the desert even john wayne for a time when he was a little duke! haha i live across the street from the elementry school he attended when he could and judy garland went there a few years later all the gumm sisters did . judy left here with our only funeral home owner and mortician to be her gardian when she moved to la to become a star! :)
Did you know the goat lady?
That animated shadow of the vulture hovering over the pony's carcass though!
What a wonderful family film. Was afraid by the description it would be a tear-jerker but the story had a happy ending after all.
I was 9 when I first saw this. I read the book which had just come out. The inclusion of the Nature scene at the beginning is lovely. Robert Mitchum was always great with kids. Rent Charles Laughton directed Night of the Hunter. Mitchum at his best and non actor kids. This is a beautiful telling of the story, but not a surprise what with Steinbeck writing the screenplay and Aaron Copeland composing the music. Beautiful cinematography. Thanks for posting.
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That night of the hunter still scared me to this day. What a film. Wow.
What a classic in story telling. The movie plays out kinda like, “how green was my valley”.
So sad Hollyweird can’t make fine easy movies with a moral to them any more. Sad.
THANK YOU FOR THE MOVIE! 🐄 🐖 🐐
THAT WAS A GREAT MOVIE - MY WIFE AND I ENJOYED IT VERY MUCH - A GOOD ENDING TOO - BRAVO - THANKS FOR POSTING THIS MOVIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SO MUCH HERE THAT TEACHES US ALL ON FAMILY,
EVELS OF INSTRUCTION ARE AMAZING IN THIS MOVIE.
First time seeing this movie,it was good, I haven't seen a hole lot of mitchums movies just some westerns with john wayne. I like his acting
if you get a chance and you haven't already watched it check out Mitchum in the original Cape Fear oh! my ! goodness ! that one scared me even as an adult !hahaha .Robert Mitchum did a lot of film noirs as well, really good ones!
Great movie! Can watch it over and over and still find it charming.
Totally marvelous and wonderful in every way! Mitchum was just too perfect, the kid was an incredible child actor. Copland's score, is, of course, a masterpiece of the repertoire.
i love the movie. so much real life to be learned from these old movies. i am crying quit a lot. i am ok now a few minutes later. i think i will be continueing to watch these old western movies. so much real life in them. thank you.imho,edwinstarr22
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Thank you. I just found this on UA-cam. I really enjoy that you added in information about the actors and director. It brings added meaning to the movie/story.
Wow i wish modern days were like this
I've always loved this movie. It's magical & heartwarming. Everyone was so good & the music! Love Aaron Copland. Steinbeck, so wonderful. Thank you so much for sharing.💕 P. S. Beautiful little pony.
Nobody seems to have mentioned that the great American composer, Aaron Copland, wrote the music soundtrack for this film. If nothing else, the film is historically important for that reason!
I'm watching it with my kids because we've been studying the music of Copland!
Exactly!
Beef... It's what's for dinner!
Great observation thanks for letting me know ahead of time I will enjoy it even more now.
Seriously????
I love the horse laugh at the end. 🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴👌👌👌👌👌😂😂😂😂😂
I'm 67 seeing it for the first time. Great movie!
Excellent movie
You missed out youngster.
on the 13th I will be 82, I saw this movie aged about 6 and got carried out crying.
I was forced to read this book in school and have a book report on it.. I did not regret reading it..
Wow same I also had to read the book but for a weekly exam cuz everyday we have an exam so one of the days every week it's a supplementery reader
I was very small when My paternal Grandfather passed away. He had raised a family of seven Girls and five Boys. My Dad was the second to last Born and the last born Boy . We lived in the same town so I probably saw Him more times than My child mind could remember. My one lasting Memory of Him was looking up as He towered over Me with His back to the Sun blocking it out, He was 6’4”. Later some years after He He Had passed, My Brother and I were watching Zulu and My Dad walked by on His way to the Kitchen and said “, My Papa was in a battle like that , He said they had them stacked like cordwood”. It was in a place called Abysynia. At My Grandmothers house there hung on the kitchen walls plaque’s made from melted down artillery shells fired in the Ardennes . Belgian metal monger’s had recycled the brass into souvenirs depicting the rejection of the German Surrender offer at Bastogne , a British Commonwealth Soldier looking like a hobo carrying a sack and many more. In the living room hung a few pictures of My Dads older brothers who had been in the Army and Army Air Corps. One was married with kids and ran a huge crane that set deckhouses at Marinship so He was exempted from military service. My Grandfather was a machinist and blacksmith by trade and He and a couple of My Aunts worked there too during WW2. There was a picture of My Uncle Bernard wearing khaki dress shirt and overseas cap with 75th Division Shoulder Patch. One of Him striking a pose kneeling and drinking from His Canteen in late war battle dress. He had been a combat engineer in many close fights , His First at 18 against Veteran SS panzer troops at a little known place named Grandmenil Belgium that would many years later become known as a major turning point of the Battle of the Bulge because of one man who remembered during a time of overwhelming fear and fright how to arm the rocket that He alone fired point blank into the rear of a Panther tank at a place called Wolf Gap Belgium. He was killed instantly by the blast and so disfigured He could not be Identified . In the ensuing confusion of Battle and haste in pressing home attacks on the Germans who then found themselves in a vulnerable position couple with casualties either dead or wounded and removed from the area , the Hero’s Identity was lost to History for Many Years if not for the efforts of a Member of the 75th Infantry Association.
In My Grandfather’s case , his experiences were not detailed and passed down . His later experiences as a recent immigrant would be forgotten if not for the Marin Toxin News. If not for My Uncle Carlo telling Me that “ Papa said He barely escaped with His Life”, We would have gone on envisioning Him as being part of a Rorkes Drift type stand off rather than something more like Custer’s last stand. Adwa , that for most of History has remained a obscure humiliating defeat for the Italian Military is only now being recognized as a major historical turning point. The farsighted Menelick 2 had much in common with Our Own Founding Father’s regarding the Right to Bear Arms that makes Lincoln’s comments about foreign armies not being able to slake their thirst in American Rivers a similar prophesy for Abyssinia now Ethiopia. My Son who is U. S. Army Special Forces “Doc” says the Italian Army and Special Forces are among the finest in the World. I wish I could Have heard My Grandpas stories of His pre American Youth.
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I had a chance to have my own red pony in high school after reading the book would have cost me $10.00 but my folks said NO so we moved to Arizona from PA. I will always love that book and pony I never had.
Wow I love this movie , When Alice played my fav music I was mesmerized 😊Very sad about Gabalan beautiful cinematography I enjoyed this Red Pony . Thank you 🙏🏻
Such a good movie 🎥. Moreover for the whole family!! Greetings from 🇨🇭!!
That scene with the buzzards would scare some children to death!
Thank you for the upload! ❤ I remember reading the book when I was about 7 or 8. I didn't even know that it was made into a movie. Thanks again! 😘
Convincing. True. One in a million movie. All characters had a character, all had to outgrow their own feelings, grudges, traumas and limitations. Rare thing to see.
Strangles being contagious, the movie and book both never address that....
So happy to find this here. I remember watching this as a kid but I only remembered the clip with the kid fighting the vultures and being so freaked out by it.
fantastic, just good ranch life, no shooting or killing
Today, I needed a happy ending. Thank-you.
I believe that ponies what they call a Hoflinger always wanted one because their maine and tail are so beautiful!
thank you for that, I will look it up. (being 6yo at the time I also cried)
Haflingers are small draft horses but much bigger and heavier built than that pony although most are either red with a flaxen mane or various shades of palomino. I think the pony is a Welsh pony . They come in various sizes. He was on the smaller side. Both the kid and the pony were majorly cute.
That was a Great Movie!!! I Loved the happy ending!!! God Bless!!!
A very nice movie ! Thanks
Such a great movie 🔨😍
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Amazing! Loved it.
Whatever we have seen for the last few hours is totally encouraging to have...Billy made it once again for Tom though misjudged him at first...but Still👍
Good movie!!!
Quel magnifique film c était simplement joué 😢😢robert mitchum était génial et le petit garçon 👦 un très bon acteur un film pour toute la famille 👪 j ai eu la l arme aux yeux 😢😢mais à la fin c'était génial j'ai ri même le cheval 🐎 🐎 à ri😅😅😅😅merci pour le partage ❤❤
There are five vultures as you could see in the shot of them circling overhead. One is a turkey vulture and the others especially the one that Tom struggles with are black vultures.
FANTASTIC
Here is a movie that i cant recall watching before now.
I have it marked as being recorded onto VHS in my western movie encyclopedia though
Thx 4 Posting this Movie😀
Brilliant
1st time I seen this movie I think I was about 13 . Thanks Awesome movie
@Ruby Green how old are you now?
Good watch, the end was predictable enough.
First time I have seen this, John, Australia.
Muito bom esse filme postar mais filmes como este
what a beautiful movie thnx/
I remember reading this in Grade school. Then seeing it at theater and the fight the kid has at 1:13:00 brings back a lot of chilling memories. 👍👍& 10⭐
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It is amusing how the closed captions interpat some words.
Good movie farm life for racing children
A good story well told. Kinda sad.
great film to see, love, family, 2rabbits
Magnificent Camera work!
Solid value is what counts
This child has a wild imagination..
That rabbit 🐇🥰
Great movie
I am 85 and at 5, l lived with my grandmother who wore an apron just like the one myrna loy is wearing
Beautiful movie! Thanks for the upload!
33.20 magnificent rocking chair.
The Wicked Witch is the teacher!
Margaret Hamilton. She played The Wicked Witch on The Wizard Of Oz.
That's a great movie, but did you notice, she fixed breakfast for everyone and when the controversy came up about his many stories, not a single one of them eat breakfast. Wow, She went to all that trouble, and not a single eat. A long time to lunch time. And she doesn't even complain.
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1:14:22
That's guts. It's the first time I ever saw someone battle some vultures. It probably doesn't help that he went crazy enough to grab a black headed vulture. Those things are said to be more aggressive than other vultures, I looked it up, so it makes since the bird fought back.
Horses: "Humans are dramatic."
Thanks for the upload!
this movie was with colors or fixed?? 🤔
The quality of the movie 1949 WOW
There are a lot of beautiful films from the late '40's. Check out Boy with Green Hair or Little Women (1949) This was in Technicolor.
Color film was very rare during the 1930's and 1940's because I heard color film was expensive at the time. It wasn't until the 1960's when more movies and TV shows were coming out in color.
51:15 interesting arm posture during the pledge... looks like some forgotten history i need to google.
Poor little pony, he needed someone older, more experienced to look after him, why didn't they put him in the stable part of the barn, to secure him knowing how he loved getting out in the rain
I agree but it's how they wanted the story to go. I'm glad they chose a positive ending.
Good movie
I wished they pray before the meal.
Grandpa looks like Colonel Sanders
Kind of steps on the basics of faith hope love , especially for a kids movie if you asked me. Isn't the reality of the real world enough for youngsters to comprehend
Unfortunately suicide for whatever reasons , sadly , is all to common in our young today
Little boy is Beau Bridges.
" you gonna brush the hide right off him"
Grear movie.
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Steinbeck manipulated our emotions. I own all of his books. The Grapes of Wrath is the worst.
Wow kwago and doge so nicenthe movie😅
I noticed Beau Bridges name in the credits. He must have been one of the gang of Tom’s friends. I wonder if it is Beau’s first film credit.
Loved the movie but as a hard-hearing person, (I use closed captions a lot) the people who do the CC are real bad. Gavilan is also Gabalan, Gaviland, the word colt became coot, cold cool, and more in some movies they even say a complete sentence that is not what the actors said.
find a group of fast typists who can type over a hundred words a min. (have each typist type for each person talking). Dad in red, Mom in blue with each person being named and in their own color. (Songs are typed as will).
(Bill) "Hi Linda" typed in red
(Linds) "Hello Bill, how are you today" typed in blue
(Leo) "will the two of you get in hear out of the rain"? typed in green.
get the point?
Cc is typed? I thought it was auto by sound. Sometime they catch, some times they don't. Perhaps a book will help you? *♡~
So all's well that ends well.
First scene of nature owesom
Explanation narrative was too.
The kids including the girl were supposedly Tom's friends, but they seemed more like bullies. I like where Tom pushes the girl
and tells her and the rest of the kids to get off the property. I don't blame him. I would've done the same thing. As I said, the other kids were more like bullies than friends. I think Tom would be better off alone. He wouldn't have to woory about anyone bothering him.
Over reacting to trivial things, but a wholesome little movie.
You consider losing your first pony trivial ? On the cold side don't you
think?
@@bonnytexas6527 No of course not that part of it.
The best acting was the pony. Not being rude about human actors, but the pony was just amazing.
PS Just Googled The Red Pony because the story in this movie isn't the story in the book The Red Pony that I read decades ago. I read the story of the mare being hit on the head & the foal delivered by Caesarian. But I learned from Wikipedia that that book was only the 3rd part of the Red Pony story, which numbered 5 in total. I didn't know about any of the others until today. Am I going to read the others? No. Too sad.
I walked three miles to school... up hill both ways.