Smoky (1933) + Smoky (1946) + Smoky (1966) DVD-R
Get all 3 Smoky films for 20% off their individual prices!
SMOKY (1933)
Starring Victor Jory, Irene Bentley, Frank Campeau, Hank Mann, LeRoy Mason
Directed by Eugene Forde
Print: black/white
Runtime: 69 min.
Genre: western
The 1933 Fox production Smoky was the first of three film adaptations of the classic Will James novel. James himself served as off-screen narrator for this story of bronco buster Clint's (Victor Jory) undying devotion to his horse, and vice versa. Separated early on from Clint, Smoky is sold to a notions dealer, undergoing the humiliation of hauling a junk wagon until he grows too old for this sort of work. Slated for the glue factory, Smoky is rescued in the nick of time by Clint, who has never given up hope of someday reclaiming his beloved steed. Though not as effectively cast as Fred MacMurray in the first of the remakes, Victor Jory is quite convincing in his offbeat (for him) role.
SMOKY (1946)
Starring Fred MacMurray, Anne Baxter, Burl Ives, Bruce Cabot, Esther Dale, Roy Roberts, J.
Farrell MacDonald
Directed by Louis King
Print: color
Runtime: 87 min.
Genre: comedy
Smoky is a Technicolor adaptation of Will James' beloved horse story, first filmed in 1933.
Fred MacMurray plays a cowboy who is intrigued by a wild black stallion which refuses to
be tamed. MacMurray ropes the stallion and determines to train it. "Smoky" responds to
MacMurray, and horse and man form a strong bond; both are mavericks in a sense, and
neither wants to be tied down to responsibility. During a cattle raid, Smoky is stolen and
sold to various cruel owners. MacMurray finally catches up with his horse during a parade,
in which Smoky breaks free from the junk cart he's been forced to pull.
SMOKY (1966)
Starring Fess Parker, Diana Hyland, Katy Jurado, Hoyt Axton, Robert J. Wilke
Directed by George Sherman
Print: color
Runtime: 103 min.
Genre: western
A cowboy finds, captures and patient trains a beautiful wild stallion until a bond develops between the two that is almost unbreakable. The cowboy's brother, however, needing money to pay off debts, trades the horse, and tries to sneak the horse out of his pen. The horse, however, senses something is wrong and struggles against being taken, and in the process accidentally kills the brother. In addition, the horse and his rider are separated when the cowboy joins the army, and the horse winds up being sold to perform on the rodeo circuit. When the cowboy returns from military service, he sets out to find his beloved horse.
Get all 3 Smoky films for 20% off their individual prices!
SMOKY (1933)
Starring Victor Jory, Irene Bentley, Frank Campeau, Hank Mann, LeRoy Mason
Directed by Eugene Forde
Print: black/white
Runtime: 69 min.
Genre: western
The 1933 Fox production Smoky was the first of three film adaptations of the classic Will James novel. James himself served as off-screen narrator for this story of bronco buster Clint's (Victor Jory) undying devotion to his horse, and vice versa. Separated early on from Clint, Smoky is sold to a notions dealer, undergoing the humiliation of hauling a junk wagon until he grows too old for this sort of work. Slated for the glue factory, Smoky is rescued in the nick of time by Clint, who has never given up hope of someday reclaiming his beloved steed. Though not as effectively cast as Fred MacMurray in the first of the remakes, Victor Jory is quite convincing in his offbeat (for him) role.
SMOKY (1946)
Starring Fred MacMurray, Anne Baxter, Burl Ives, Bruce Cabot, Esther Dale, Roy Roberts, J.
Farrell MacDonald
Directed by Louis King
Print: color
Runtime: 87 min.
Genre: comedy
Smoky is a Technicolor adaptation of Will James' beloved horse story, first filmed in 1933.
Fred MacMurray plays a cowboy who is intrigued by a wild black stallion which refuses to
be tamed. MacMurray ropes the stallion and determines to train it. "Smoky" responds to
MacMurray, and horse and man form a strong bond; both are mavericks in a sense, and
neither wants to be tied down to responsibility. During a cattle raid, Smoky is stolen and
sold to various cruel owners. MacMurray finally catches up with his horse during a parade,
in which Smoky breaks free from the junk cart he's been forced to pull.
SMOKY (1966)
Starring Fess Parker, Diana Hyland, Katy Jurado, Hoyt Axton, Robert J. Wilke
Directed by George Sherman
Print: color
Runtime: 103 min.
Genre: western
A cowboy finds, captures and patient trains a beautiful wild stallion until a bond develops between the two that is almost unbreakable. The cowboy's brother, however, needing money to pay off debts, trades the horse, and tries to sneak the horse out of his pen. The horse, however, senses something is wrong and struggles against being taken, and in the process accidentally kills the brother. In addition, the horse and his rider are separated when the cowboy joins the army, and the horse winds up being sold to perform on the rodeo circuit. When the cowboy returns from military service, he sets out to find his beloved horse.
| Product Name | Smoky (1933) + Smoky (1946) + Smoky (1966) DVD-R |
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