La fuga de los caballos blancos

Título original: Miracle of the White Stallions

1963
A
1h 58min

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Robert Taylor and Lilli Palmer in La fuga de los caballos blancos (1963)

Adventure Drama Family War

En 1945, el destino de los famosos sementales Lipizzanos de Viena está en juego. El general estadounidense Patton podría salvarlos, pero primero pide verlos competir.En 1945, el destino de los famosos sementales Lipizzanos de Viena está en juego. El general estadounidense Patton podría salvarlos, pero primero pide verlos competir.En 1945, el destino de los famosos sementales Lipizzanos de Viena está en juego. El general estadounidense Patton podría salvarlos, pero primero pide verlos competir.

Dirección
- Arthur Hiller
Guionistas
- AJ Carothers
- Alois Podhajsky
Elenco

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Dirección
- Arthur Hiller
Guionistas
- AJ Carothers
- Alois Podhajsky
Elenco

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Trivia
George S. Patton spent a lifetime with horses. He played polo, fox-hunted, and competed in mounted steeplechases. He was a participant in the first modern pentathlon at the 1912 Olympics in Stockholm, Sweden, placing sixth out of 23 in the equestrian phase.

Errores
The SS stopped wearing the black uniform after 1938. The events of this movie took place during 1945.

Conexiones
Edited into Disneylandia: Flight of the White Stallions: Part 1 (1965)

Bandas sonoras
Just Say Auf Wiedersehen
Written by Robert B. Sherman and Richard M. Sherman
Performed by Eddie Albert (uncredited)

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5/10

Rather dull, which is a surprise

Too pedestrian for my liking.

The concept as a whole isn't all that interesting, at least in regards to making a film about it. Nothing about it really stands out really, Robert Taylor does a decent job as Podhajsky but I'm struggling to pick out any others.

Also, for a film about horses there's hardly any major scenes with them. It's practically just 118 minutes filled with chatting which either goes against what Podhajsky desires or impacts Podhajsky and the Spanish Riding School. 'Miracle of the White Stallions' is just all rather dull, which is a surprise for a film set during World War II.

I assume Disney were going for an artsy film about Austria and its Lipizzan horses - as they similarly attempted with 1962's 'Almost Angels', which focuses on Vienna's Boys' Choir. It mostly worked in that, though it doesn't for me in this unfortunately.