Loyal Heart

1946
1h 20min

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Philip Kay, James Knight, and Percy Marmont in Loyal Heart (1946)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaJohn Armstrong, an English hill-farmer has a dispute over debts with "Burton", a neighbouring farmer. Burton envies Armstrong's sheepdog, Fleet, and requests the dog as settlement of debts. ... Leggi tuttoJohn Armstrong, an English hill-farmer has a dispute over debts with "Burton", a neighbouring farmer. Burton envies Armstrong's sheepdog, Fleet, and requests the dog as settlement of debts. The loyalty of Fleet to his original owner leads to intrigue and subterfuge involving stol... Leggi tuttoJohn Armstrong, an English hill-farmer has a dispute over debts with "Burton", a neighbouring farmer. Burton envies Armstrong's sheepdog, Fleet, and requests the dog as settlement of debts. The loyalty of Fleet to his original owner leads to intrigue and subterfuge involving stolen sheep and a cunning canine.

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5,4/10

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Fleet

Phillip Kay's pal

Harry Welchman

Sir Ian

Percy Marmont

John Armstrong

Beckett Bould

Burton

Eleanor Hallam

Mary Armstrong

James Knight

Police Sergeant

Valentine Dunn

Alice Burton

Patricia Marmont

Joan Stewart

Mac Picton

Albert
(as Mac Harry Picton)

Gerald Pring

Doctor

Dorothy Darke

Nurse
(as Dorothy Dark)

Cameron Hall

Edwards

Alexander Field

Blinkers

Philip Kay

Tommy
(as Phillip Kay)

Sydney Bromley

Burton Jnr.
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Charles Doe

Buster
(non citato nei titoli originali)

John England

Jim
(non citato nei titoli originali)

Harry Herbert

Jack
(non citato nei titoli originali)

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Philip Kay "and his pal" receive an "introducing" credit. His pal is the dog, Fleet.

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2/10

The Fleet's In

A complete chance of pace for producer Louis H. Jackson (who usually made morbid 'psychological' subjects) is this blatant copy of 'Lassie Come Home' which isn't even in Technicolor (although that might be a blessing as it spares us the obviously Californian locations of the Hollywood original) and has a continuous score by Percival Mackey that quickly outstays it's welcome.

The refined young lass who puts in a fleeting appearance in jodhpurs was in reality the daughter of leading actor Percy Marmont.