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The Devil Horse [DVD] [1926]
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Format:DVD
: Program Type:Movie
: Product Name:The Devil Horse [DVD] [1926]
: Studio:Film Detective
: Product Tags:DVD
: Region Code:0
Everyone who ever worked with Rex, King of Wild Horses has testified that the magnificent-looking animal was one of the meanest and most contentious ""stars"" in the movies. Nonetheless, producer Hal Roach knew a valuable commodity when he saw one, thus he cast Rex in such tailor-made vehicles as The Devil Horse. The story begins in 1874, when a community of Montana settlers is wiped out by Indians. Only two residents survives: little Dave Carson (played by Fred Jackman Jr., son of the film's director) and a colt, who is captured by the Indians and subjected to the most hideous of tortures as the boy looks on helplessly. Years later, the adult Dave Carson (now played by Yakima Canutt) is an army scout, motivated by his pathological hatred for all Indians. Equally disdainful of Native Americans is the grown-up colt, now a rogue stallion (played by Rex, of course) known and feared by the local tribes as ""The Devil Horse."" As Dave works out his hostilities in the thick of battle, the Devil Horse wreaks vengeance by seeking out hapless Indians and trampling them to death (how the horse is able to differentiate humans by race is anybody's guess!) Though admittedly exciting and beautifully photographed (one of the camera operators was George Stevens), The Devil Horse is difficult to watch today because of its openly hostile racism; at the time of its release, however, it was a huge hit, prompting Hal Roach to build an entire series around the contentious Rex.~Hal Erickson
Name : Rex the Wonder Horse: Role : King of the Horses
Name : Yakima Canutt: Role : Dave Garson
Name : Gladys McConnell: Role : Marion Morrow
Name : Bob Kortman: Role : Prowling Wolf
Name : Roy Clements: Role : Major Morrow
Name : Hal Roach: Role : Producer
Name : Hal Roach: Role : Screen Story
Name : Floyd Jackman: Role : Cinematographer
Name : George Stevens: Role : Cinematographer
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: Program Type:Movie
: Product Name:The Devil Horse [DVD] [1926]
: Studio:Film Detective
: Product Tags:DVD
: Region Code:0
Everyone who ever worked with Rex, King of Wild Horses has testified that the magnificent-looking animal was one of the meanest and most contentious ""stars"" in the movies. Nonetheless, producer Hal Roach knew a valuable commodity when he saw one, thus he cast Rex in such tailor-made vehicles as The Devil Horse. The story begins in 1874, when a community of Montana settlers is wiped out by Indians. Only two residents survives: little Dave Carson (played by Fred Jackman Jr., son of the film's director) and a colt, who is captured by the Indians and subjected to the most hideous of tortures as the boy looks on helplessly. Years later, the adult Dave Carson (now played by Yakima Canutt) is an army scout, motivated by his pathological hatred for all Indians. Equally disdainful of Native Americans is the grown-up colt, now a rogue stallion (played by Rex, of course) known and feared by the local tribes as ""The Devil Horse."" As Dave works out his hostilities in the thick of battle, the Devil Horse wreaks vengeance by seeking out hapless Indians and trampling them to death (how the horse is able to differentiate humans by race is anybody's guess!) Though admittedly exciting and beautifully photographed (one of the camera operators was George Stevens), The Devil Horse is difficult to watch today because of its openly hostile racism; at the time of its release, however, it was a huge hit, prompting Hal Roach to build an entire series around the contentious Rex.~Hal Erickson
Name : Rex the Wonder Horse: Role : King of the Horses
Name : Yakima Canutt: Role : Dave Garson
Name : Gladys McConnell: Role : Marion Morrow
Name : Bob Kortman: Role : Prowling Wolf
Name : Roy Clements: Role : Major Morrow
Name : Hal Roach: Role : Producer
Name : Hal Roach: Role : Screen Story
Name : Floyd Jackman: Role : Cinematographer
Name : George Stevens: Role : Cinematographer
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