Old Yeller
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Set amidst the landscape of 1860s Texas, a young boy named Travis wants nothing to do with a lop-eared stray. But Old Yeller quickly proves himself a loyal friend, protecting the family farm and saving Travis' life. They become inseparable pals, sharing joyous experiences, and Travis learns valuable
… More »Set amidst the landscape of 1860s Texas, a young boy named Travis wants nothing to do with a lop-eared stray. But Old Yeller quickly proves himself a loyal friend, protecting the family farm and saving Travis' life. They become inseparable pals, sharing joyous experiences, and Travis learns valuable lessons about growing up.
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Imprint:
Burbank, CA - Disney DVD , Distributed by Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Edition:
Widescreen
ISBN:
0788826425
Language:
English and
Spanish
Other language:
[In English with optional Spanish subtitles, Closed-captioned]
Credits:
Screenplay, Fred Gipson and William Tunberg ; photography, Charles P. Boyle ; film editor, Stanley Johnson ; music, Oliver Wallace.
Performers:
Dorothy McGuire, Fess Parker, Chuck Connors, Tommy Kirk ... [et al.].
Notes:
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Based on the book by Fred Gipson
Original production: c1957
Includes special features
Based on the book by Fred Gipson
Original production: c1957
Includes special features
Statement of responsibility:
Walt Disney presents ; directed by Robert Stevenson
Characteristics:
2 videodiscs :,sd., col. ;,4 3/4 in.
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Add a CommentThe good old days of Disney's films.
I tried. I recall it fondly from seeing it as a kid but is so dated that I couldn't get past the overacting after 15 minutes of watching. I tried for about another 5 minutes and gave up. I fast forwarded to the end...you know, to the "sad bit." Oh my stars it was brutal, I felt it pulling ever-so-much more on my time strings than my heart strings...it's crap.
im sure its a good book