
Lassie Come Home
1943, Kids & family/Drama, 1h 28m
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In a small Yorkshire village during the Great Depression, financial pressures cause the parents of young Joe Carraclough (Roddy McDowall) to sell his beloved dog, Lassie, to the Duke of Rudling (Nigel Bruce). After the duke takes the collie to his Scottish estate, his granddaughter (Elizabeth Taylor) recognizes that the dog misses her former owner and allows her to escape. Facing great dangers and small kindnesses on her lengthy journey, the faithful dog sets forth to rejoin her beloved family.
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Rating: G
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Genre: Kids & family, Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Fred M. Wilcox
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Producer: Samuel Marx
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Writer: Hugo Butler
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Cast & Crew

Roddy McDowall
Joe Carraclough

Donald Crisp
Sam Carraclough

Dame May Whitty
Dally

Edmund Gwenn
Rowlie

Nigel Bruce
Duke of Rudling

Elsa Lanchester
Mrs. Carraclough

Elizabeth Taylor
Priscilla

Ben Webster
Dan'l Fadden

J. Pat O'Malley
Hynes

Alan Napier
Jock

Arthur Shields
Andrew

John Rogers
Snickers

Alec Craig
Buckles

Fred M. Wilcox
Director

Samuel Marx
Producer

Hugo Butler
Screenwriter
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Sep 05, 2010Lassie Come Home? No, Lassie please leave! That's the real problem in this movie, Lassie wont stay away. The family is too poor to keep the dog, so they sell it, but it keeps coming back home. This really got on my nerves, not only that , but the scenes with Lassie fighting bears in the woods so he could get back home were so crazy and ridiculous that I hated this movie. I did like Roddy McDowall in the movie, though, he was good, so I gave the movie more stars than it deserved.
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Mar 22, 2008If you don't like this movie you better see the wizard about a heart.
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Feb 02, 2008Awwww,I want a Lassie =)
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