A film directed by Fred Zinnemann 1947 - 92 minutes - Black & White - Mono - 1.37
SYNOPSIS
Expect things to be different at the Penrose dinner table. Ma insists everyone perform yogic deep breathing. Mr. Puddy, a boarder, has news of an edible beer bottle he's inventing. And little Lewie Penrose? He's been communicating with horses. "Butch" Jenkins, whose brief career as a child actor includes the earlier National Velvet, returns to the equine realm to play Lewie in this tale of a racetrack bettor eager to exploit the boy's gift and an older Penrose sibling (Peter Lawford) who looks out for Lewie's interests.
MAIN CAST
Jackie 'Butch' Jenkins Peter Lawford Beverly Tyler Edward Arnold Charles Ruggles Spring Byington O.Z. Whitehead Paul Langton Ernest Whitman Irving Bacon Lillian Yarbo Howard Freeman Harry Hayden
Lewie Penrose John S. Penrose Martha Sterling Mr. Bledsoe Richard Pennington Roeder Mrs. 'Ma' Penrose Mr. Puddy Mr. Gillespie Mr. Mordecai Mr. Piper Psyche Hector Damson Mr. Gibley
ALSO KNOWN AS
Louie, My Brother Talked to Horses (us) My Brother Who Talks to Horses (us)