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A Dog of Flanders (1960)
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17 March 1960 (USA) moreTagline:
The love and friendship of a boy and his dog. moreUser Comments:
To Become A Painter moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| David Ladd | ... | Nello Daas | |
| Donald Crisp | ... | Jehan Daas | |
| Theodore Bikel | ... | Piet van Gelder | |
| Max Croiset | ... | Mr. Cogez, the Miller | |
| Monique Ahrens | ... | Corrie | |
| Siobhan Taylor | ... | Alois (as Siohban Taylor) | |
| Gijsbert Tersteeg | (as Gijsb Tersteeg) | ||
| John Soer | ... | The Peddler | |
| Katherine Holland | ... | Miller's wife | |
| Lo van Hensbergen | ... | The Priest | |
| Hans Tiemeyer | |||
| Maxim Hamel | |||
| John De Freese | |||
| Matthieu van Eysden | (as Mathieu van Eysden) | ||
| Katja Berndsen |
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4-Track Stereo (RCA Sound Recording)Fun Stuff
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There are several Lassie connections in this film. The dog trainer on this movie is Frank Weatherwax, the brother of Lassie's trainer, Rudd Weatherwax. Donald Crisp,who plays David Ladd's grandfather here, played the father in "Lassie Come Home" (1942)and had roles in three "Lassie" movies. Crisp was also James Brown, the kirk yard keeper, in Disney's Greyfriars Bobby: The True Story of a Dog (1961). moreFAQ
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Back when I was 14 I saw A Dog of Flanders and viewing it today showed it is a fresh and appealing as I remember it.
Young David Ladd is Nello Daas the aspiring young artist who lives with his elderly infirm grandfather, Donald Crisp. The two of them take in a cruelly treated dog and name it Patrasche after the dog that famed artist Peter Paul Rubens had.
Life's pretty hard for the Daases, becomes doubly so after Crisp dies and young Nello can no longer care for Patrasche. Life also has a funny way of resolving things as well.
Besides Ladd and Crisp the only other English speaking player in the film is Theodore Bikel. The continental locations in Belgium and the Netherlands which were one country back at the time this story takes place are well photographed. Ladd, Crisp, Bikel as the artist who recognizes the talent in Ladd give wonderful performances.
There was another version of A Dog of Flanders done by RKO studios in the Thirties. It might be nice to see for comparison, but I doubt it matches this one.
For this A Dog of Flanders is a timeless family classic.