The Rocking Horse Winner (1949) |
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| Director(s) | Anthony Pelissier |
| Producer(s) | John Mills, Earl St. John |
| Top Genres | Drama, Fantasy, Film Adaptation |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Gambling, Money |
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Valerie Hobson(as Hester Grahame)
The Rocking Horse Winner
Released
1949
The Rocking Horse Winner
Released
1949
Valerie Hobson
(as Hester Grahame)
Ronald Squire(as Oscar Cresswell)
The Rocking Horse Winner
Released
1949
The Rocking Horse Winner
Released
1949
Ronald Squire
(as Oscar Cresswell)
John Mills(as Bassett)
The Rocking Horse Winner
Released
1949
The Rocking Horse Winner
Released
1949
John Mills
(as Bassett)
Hugh Sinclair(as Richard Grahame)
The Rocking Horse Winner
Released
1949
The Rocking Horse Winner
Released
1949
Hugh Sinclair
(as Richard Grahame)
Charles Goldner(as Mr. Tsaldouris)
The Rocking Horse Winner
Released
1949
The Rocking Horse Winner
Released
1949
Charles Goldner
(as Mr. Tsaldouris)
The Rocking Horse Winner Overview:
The Rocking Horse Winner (1949) was a Drama - Fantasy Film directed by Anthony Pelissier and produced by John Mills and Earl St. John.
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The Rocking Horse Winner (1949)
The Walking Horse Winner Directed by Anthony Pellisier Written by Anthony Pellisier from a story by D.H. Lawrence 1949/UK Two Cities Films First viewing/Amazon Instant This psychological fantasy is a nice allegory for the frantic need of children to “fix” their dysfunctional homes. The... Read full article
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The Rocking Horse Winner Quotes:
[last lines]
Hester Grahame: I wanted to see the end of it, just wanted to be sure it had gone. Gone for good.
Bassett: You won't never see the end of it, ma'am, nor will I. As long as ever we'll live, we'll remember, and we'll know just what it is was done.
See More Quotes from The Rocking Horse WinnerHester Grahame: I wanted to see the end of it, just wanted to be sure it had gone. Gone for good.
Bassett: You won't never see the end of it, ma'am, nor will I. As long as ever we'll live, we'll remember, and we'll know just what it is was done.