The Rocking Horse Winner

The Rocking Horse Winner (DVD) (*)

$23.99

Idiomas y Subtítulos:
Inglés ( Dolby Digital Stereo )

Product Origen/Format:
United Kingdom ( PAL/Region 0 )

Duración:
88 min

Cociente De Aspecto:
Fullscreen

Caracteristicas Especiales Disponibles:
Menú Interactivo
Acceso De la Escena
Blanco y Negro

Película filmada y producida adentro:
Reino Unido ( Gran Bretaña, Irlanda )

Dirigida Por:
Anthony Pelissier

Escrita Por:
D.H. Lawrence
Anthony Pelissier

Actores:
Valerie Hobson ..... Hester Grahame
John Howard Davies ..... Paul Grahame
Ronald Squire ..... Oscar Cresswell
John Mills ..... Bassett
Hugh Sinclair ..... Richard Grahame
Charles Goldner ..... Mr. Tsaldouris
Susan Richards ..... Nannie
Cyril Smith ..... Bailiff

Synopsis:

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D.H. Lawrence's tragic fable The Rocking Horse Winner is faithfully transferred to the screen in this 1950 gem. John Howard Davies, the young star of Oliver Twist (and the future chief film editor at the BBC) plays sensitive lad Paul Grahame, whose selfish, grasping mother (Valerie Hobson) warps his values. When his mom once more whines over her lack of wealth, the boy retreats to his new Christmas present, a hobby horse. Having been taught to ride like a real jockey by kindly handyman Bassett (John Mills), Paul furiously bobs up and down on his horse, hoping to drive his mother's words out of his brain. Instead, Paul suddenly acquires the ability to pick the names of winning race horses. Capitalizing on her son's "gift," Paul's mother becomes fabulously wealthy, only to spend the money as quickly as it comes in. Thinking only of his mother's happiness, Paul continues to ride his magical horse, which results in more lucrative racetrack predictions. Before his mother can come to her senses, the boy takes one "ride" too many, dropping dead from the exhaustion. Though essentially a dark fantasy, The Rocking Horse Winner is rendered with utter credibility by writer/director Anthony Pelissier.

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