a sentimental and heart tugging family film set in england of the 1920s. a young elizabeth taylor wins a horse in a raffle and decides to enter him in the grand national while fortunately and ex jockey mickey rooney is around to give liz some help. director clarence brown displays some remarkable control with material that could have been excessively maudlin in someone else hands. he and screenwriters helen deutsch and theodore reeves take great care in establishing genuine characterizations and developing the story naturally. true and there are one or two scenes that seem a bit forced and but overall it quite affecting and and gorgeously filmed in technicolor. the race itself is quite thrilling and and like so many great classics and there a marvelous and three hankie fade out at the end. liz proves that she was a real trooper right from the start and and rooney who i usually find rather annoying is surprisingly subdued and really very good. donald crisp is terrif as liz gruff father and angela lansbury is a delight as her older and boy crazy sister. most of the acting kudos and however and belong to anne revere and who won a richly deserved supporting actress oscar playing liz wise and caring mother. 
a sentimental and heart tugging family film set in england of the 1920s. a young elizabeth taylor wins a horse in a raffle and decides to enter him in the grand national while fortunately and ex jockey mickey rooney is around to give liz some help. director clarence brown displays some remarkable control with material that could have been excessively maudlin in someone else hands. he and screenwriters helen deutsch and theodore reeves take great care in establishing genuine characterizations and developing the story naturally. true and there are one or two scenes that seem a bit forced and but overall it quite affecting and and gorgeously filmed in technicolor. the race itself is quite thrilling and and like so many great classics and there a marvelous and three hankie fade out at the end. liz proves that she was a real trooper right from the start and and rooney who i usually find rather annoying is surprisingly subdued and really very good. donald crisp is terrif as liz gruff father and angela lansbury is a delight as her older and boy crazy sister. most of the acting kudos and however and belong to anne revere and who won a richly deserved supporting actress oscar playing liz wise and caring mother. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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