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Originaltitel: International Velvet

1978
PG
2 Std. 7 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

5,8/10

1679

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Velvet's orphaned niece Sarah follows her dream of Olympic glory with her horse Arizona Pie.

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Coming-of-Age Epic Teen Drama Tragedy Drama Family Sport

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuVelvet's orphaned niece Sarah follows her dream of Olympic glory with her horse Arizona Pie.Velvet's orphaned niece Sarah follows her dream of Olympic glory with her horse Arizona Pie.Velvet's orphaned niece Sarah follows her dream of Olympic glory with her horse Arizona Pie.

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IMDb-BEWERTUNG

5,8/10

1679

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

Auszeichnungen
- 1 wins total

Wissenswertes
Many of the Olympic judges were, in real life, the coach drivers charged with taking the actors and actresses to and from their hotel.

Patzer
When the horses are being loaded onto and unloaded off the aircraft, the engine covers are clearly displayed. These are only used when an aircraft is parked overnight, or stored out of service. They would certainly be removed long before flight (the crew are shown going through pre-start checks), and not placed back over the engines immediately after landing (they were visible as the "passengers" were getting off the aircraft).

Zitate
Sarah Brown: I know exactly what I'm gonna do, I'm gonna chosen for the Olympic team.

Verbindungen
Featured in Meeting the Challenge: International Velvet (1978)

Soundtracks
Fame and Glory
(uncredited)
Music by Albert Matt
Boosey & Hawkes Ltd

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Ausgewählte Rezension

6/10

I'm Not A Horse Lover

Orphaned Tatum O'Neal moves to Britain to live with her aunt Velvet and live-in boyfriend, writer Christopher Plummer. Like auntie, who won the National, Miss O'Neal falls in love with the last colt of Pie, and tries out for the National team.

Clearly intended to tug at the heart strings of people who loved the first movie, this one doesn't succeed on that count. Where it works, thanks to writer-director Brian Forbes, is in painting portraits of the characters, particularly Plummer, and team coach Anthony Hopkins. Hopkins is particularly good, with a lot of humor in his tough, supercilious character.

Despite the focus being on Miss O'Neal, her character is far less complicated and interesting -- at least to me, who am not horse-mad. Forces' wife, Nannette Newman, plays Velvet -- it was hoped that Elizabeth Taylor would reprise her role -- and their daughter, Emma Forbes, has a small part.