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Bookmark this pageSmoky (1946)
Director: Louis King
Movie review
From Time Out Film Guide
Technicolor Fox Western from a novel by Will James: MacMurray's the cowboy, Baxter the Nebraska ranch owner he works for, but the real star's Smoky, one of those Western wonder horses who seems considerably more intelligent than any of its riders.Author: GM
User reviews of this film
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- debbie said...
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Posted on Aug 17 2009 05:42
I got a laugh and so did my dad when I read that the horse was more intelligent than
any of its riders since my dad was one of the riders. He was a stunt double for Fred Macmurray - Report as inappropriate
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- max said...
- Posted on Mar 29 2008 18:12 can someone tell me the name of the horse who played the part of smoky?....i have looked almost everywhere. thanks. also i think the film is as wonderful today as it always will be...max
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Cast & crew
Director: Louis King
Producer: Robert Bassler
Cast: Fred MacMurray, Anne Baxter, Burl Ives, Bruce Cabot, Esther Dale, Roy Roberts full cast
Genre(s): Westerns
Duration: 87 mins
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