Run, Appaloosa, Run (1966)Tells the story of how a youngster and horse work together to overcome adversity. The Appaloosa horse had a rough beginning... See full synopsis » Director:Larry Lansburgh |
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Walter Cloud | ... |
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Mary Blackfeather
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Tells the story of how a youngster and horse work together to overcome adversity. The Appaloosa horse had a rough beginning... See full synopsis »
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Your heart will ride with this Indian girl and that incredible stallion called Holy Smoke!Parents Guide:
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22 July 1966 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
O Indianos kai i Appaloosa See more »Filming Locations:
Omak, Washington, USACompany Credits
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Mary Blackfeather: Wilbur Plaugher, you have no heart! Here I was hoping against hope that I could find him and buy him back!See more »
I must've seen this 28 years ago on a rainy day in grade school. I was in Southern California when I learned of the Appaloosa horse from this film. The theme song has floated through my head ever since - "greatest horse a man could ever ride." Now I live on the Palouse where the Nez Perce raised the appaloosa - and I bumped into an ancient video of the movie at the local video store. My daughter (age 6) loves the film now, too.
The main characters (besides the horse) are members of the Nez Perce tribe, and whole some comments about "the Indians" seem less appropriate in 2002 than they did in 1966 or 1973, Disney did a pretty good job of presenting the story in a pro-native fashion. Some good scenes of rodeo clowns to boot. Originally aired on The Wonderful World of Disney.