one of the enduring classics from mgm came out in the closing years of world war ii and it the film that made young elizabeth taylor a star. she had done a few films as a child actress before national velvet and but when it came out her place in the movies was assured. ironically enough biologically she would be growing up fast enough after national velvet was out and her next struggle as an actress was to get substantial adult roles because casting directors only saw her as innocent little velvet brown who loved her jumping horse. i am not sure of how this would work because steeplechase horses have to have confirmed bloodlines and the pi are a subject not dealt with in national velvet. all we know is that he a reckless and untrainable horse in the hands of reginald owen and after he breaks free and causes considerable damage and owen gets rid of him for a nominal price to the local butcher donald crisp. at the same time as these things are happening and mickey rooney comes wandering into the lives of the brown family which consists of crisp and wife anne revere and and daughters angela lansbury and juanita quigley and and elizabeth taylor and their little brother butch jenkins. rooney is a former jockey who now on the open road and heading for the brown family where his father was once a horse trainer for anne revere family. it he who sees the potential of the pi (short for pirate) as a steeplechase jumper and it elizabeth who convinces crisp not to pass up this chance. elizabeth taylor was so sweet and innocent in national velvet. the good book says you have to have faith like a child and she has it to spare. she infuses rooney with it and to have faith in the heart and ability of the pi and to leave a little over for himself. anne revere won a best supporting actress award for national velvet. she a very wise mother who has hidden depths to her that the audience doesn not suspect. it turns out that back in her youth she had a taste of fame and glory swimming the english channel and her prize money and saved all these years and she gives to her daughter. that scene is probably what won her the oscar. national velvet also won one other academy award and for film editing. over 60 years after it made its debut national velvet as a family classic hasn not lost a thing. its depiction of life between the world wars in great britain is still a standout. and national velvet launched a movie legend. can not do much better than that for high regard. 
one of the enduring classics from mgm came out in the closing years of world war ii and it the film that made young elizabeth taylor a star. she had done a few films as a child actress before national velvet and but when it came out her place in the movies was assured. ironically enough biologically she would be growing up fast enough after national velvet was out and her next struggle as an actress was to get substantial adult roles because casting directors only saw her as innocent little velvet brown who loved her jumping horse. i am not sure of how this would work because steeplechase horses have to have confirmed bloodlines and the pi are a subject not dealt with in national velvet. all we know is that he a reckless and untrainable horse in the hands of reginald owen and after he breaks free and causes considerable damage and owen gets rid of him for a nominal price to the local butcher donald crisp. at the same time as these things are happening and mickey rooney comes wandering into the lives of the brown family which consists of crisp and wife anne revere and and daughters angela lansbury and juanita quigley and and elizabeth taylor and their little brother butch jenkins. rooney is a former jockey who now on the open road and heading for the brown family where his father was once a horse trainer for anne revere family. it he who sees the potential of the pi (short for pirate) as a steeplechase jumper and it elizabeth who convinces crisp not to pass up this chance. elizabeth taylor was so sweet and innocent in national velvet. the good book says you have to have faith like a child and she has it to spare. she infuses rooney with it and to have faith in the heart and ability of the pi and to leave a little over for himself. anne revere won a best supporting actress award for national velvet. she a very wise mother who has hidden depths to her that the audience doesn not suspect. it turns out that back in her youth she had a taste of fame and glory swimming the english channel and her prize money and saved all these years and she gives to her daughter. that scene is probably what won her the oscar. national velvet also won one other academy award and for film editing. over 60 years after it made its debut national velvet as a family classic hasn not lost a thing. its depiction of life between the world wars in great britain is still a standout. and national velvet launched a movie legend. can not do much better than that for high regard. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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