A Kingdom for a Horse

Name: A Kingdom for a Horse
Genre: Western
Released: 1963-10-01
Duration: 30 min
Rating: 8.7
Cast: Gilbert Roland, Patricia Huston, Bill Zuckert

Episode aired Oct 1, 1963
TV-PGTV-PG
30min

S12.E3

The Emperor of Brazil is traveling by train to San Francisco. As his private train stops to take on water, he gets off to stretch his legs and the train leaves without him. Stranded alone in... Read allThe Emperor of Brazil is traveling by train to San Francisco. As his private train stops to take on water, he gets off to stretch his legs and the train leaves without him. Stranded alone in the countryside, he comes a upon a farm run by a widow living alone with her son and daug... Read allThe Emperor of Brazil is traveling by train to San Francisco. As his private train stops to take on water, he gets off to stretch his legs and the train leaves without him. Stranded alone in the countryside, he comes a upon a farm run by a widow living alone with her son and daughter. They do not believe he is truly an Emperor, so they lock him up until the sheriff co... Read all

8.7/10

Director
- Tay Garnett
Writers
- Zetta Castle
- Francis Rosenwald
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The Emperor of Brazil is traveling by train to San Francisco. As his private train stops to take on water, he gets off to stretch his legs and the train leaves without him. Stranded alone in the countryside, he comes a upon a farm run by a widow living alone with her son and daughter. They do not believe he is truly an Emperor, so they lock him up until the sheriff comes to arrest him. —Clintessence

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Genre
- Western
Certificate
- TV-PG
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Trivia
The title is based upon a quote from William Shakespeare's play "King Richard III": (Act V, Scene IV): "A horse! A horse! My kingdom for a horse!"

Goofs
Dom Pedro, Emperor of Brazil, speaks Spanish and English with a Mexican accent to the young American children. Brazilians speak Portuguese, not Spanish.