MY BROTHER TALKS TO HORSES

(My Brother Talks to Horses)
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)

RELEASE DATES

US Release Date: February 04, 1947

PRODUCTION

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)

DISTRIBUTORS

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) (USA)
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