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Title: International Velvet (1978)
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Cast
| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Tatum O'Neal | ... | Sarah Brown | |
| Christopher Plummer | ... | John Seaton | |
| Anthony Hopkins | ... | Captain Johnson | |
| Nanette Newman | ... | Velvet Brown | |
| Peter Barkworth | ... | Pilot | |
| Dinsdale Landen | ... | Mr. Curtis | |
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Sarah Bullen | ... | Beth |
| Jeffrey Byron | ... | Scott Saunders | |
| Richard Warwick | ... | Tim | |
| Daniel Abineri | ... | Wilson | |
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Jason White | ... | Roger |
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Martin Neil | ... | Mike |
| Douglas Reith | ... | Howard | |
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Dennis Blanch | ... | Policeman |
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Norman Wooland | ... | Team Doctor |
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Plot Synopsis
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This sequel to the 1944 Elizabeth Taylor film National Velvet focuses on Sarah Brown, a young, recently orphaned American girl sent to England to live with her aunt - a now grown Velvet Brown. The troubled Sarah is only interested in one thing; horses, and has clearly inherited her aunt's talent. She and her horse Arizona Pie (son of Velvet's Grand National winning steed The Pie) work their way up through the world of eventing, finally being selected for the British Olympic Squad, growing up and finding love along the way. Written by Liz L
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
1 September 1978 (Denmark) See more »Also Known As:
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Gross USA:
$7,009,238, 31 December 1978Company Credits
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1.85 : 1
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Somehow the Pie has gone from being a chestnut gelding in the original movie to a dark bay stallion in the sequel.The gelding in the original was given to Elizabeth Taylor after filming had completed. See more »
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This is an americans idea of England. All Posh Voices and not a poor person in sight.This is a different world to the slum housing,Ethnic minorites dont get a look in.instead the cast mostly do a Prince Charles Voice.Real England does not get a look in.Rubbish most foul.1 out of 10