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Where the Red Fern Grows (1974 film)
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Where the Red Fern Grows is a 1974 drama film about a young boy and his quest for his own red-bone hound hunting dogs.
Directed by Norman Tokar. Written by Douglas C. Stewart and Eleanor Lamb, based on the novel by Wilson Rawls.
A Boy's Greatest Adventure Begins...taglines
Dialogue
Mother: Billy Coleman!
( gasps )
Billy: Grandpa says in New England, everyone's going crazy over coon skin coats.
Father: Is that right?
Billy: So we should be gettin' a good price.
Father: I'll tell you what. I'll let you have one whole wall of that smokehouse if you think you and them dogs can cover it.
Billy: It's not hardly big enough, is it?
Father: I'll be looking for a big coon skin on the smokehouse wall in the morning.
Billy: I couldn't come home, mama. My dogs had a coon up this tree.
Grandpa: Well, he sure picked a big sycamore.
Billy: Biggest one in the whole river bottom.
Grandpa: That's all right. The bigger they come, the harder they fall.
Father: Well, there's no sense chopping down a tree like this, just for one coon. Come on, Billy, we gotta go.
Billy: I can't, papa.
Father: Why not?
Billy: I made a bargain with my dogs. I told them if they'd put one up a tree, I'd do the rest. They did their part, it's up to me to do mine.
Mother: Well you're quitting, and that's that, so come on. Let's go. Billy, do I have to whip you on top of all the punishment you already brought on yourself? Do I?
Billy: Yes, ma'am.
Father: A man can't keep his word, Jenny, he's not much good. Especially to himself.
Grandpa: I say amen to that, Jenny.
Billy: Little Ann! Little Ann! Little Ann!
Father: She's not in the barn, Billy, look in the house.
Billy: I've already looked there. Little Ann!
( Ann whispers )
Billy: Oh, Little Ann.
( melancholy music playing )
( gentle music playing )
( slow bluegrass music playing )
Taglines
A Boy's Greatest Adventure Begins...
He Made a Promise And He Kept It!
A True Story of a Boy and His Dogs
Cast
James Whitmore - Grandpa
Beverly Garland - Mama Coleman
Jack Ging - Papa Coleman
Lonny Chapman - Sheriff
Stewart Petersen - Billy Coleman
Bill Dunbar - Mr. Kyle
Marshall Edwards - The Preacher
Jill Clark - Alice
Jeanna Wilson - Sarah Coleman
Rex Corley - Rubin Pritchard
John Lindsey - Rainie Pritchard
Garland McKinney - Mr. Pritchard
Production
The film is produced by Lyman Dayton and filmed on location in Oklahoma, including at the waterfall in what is now Natural Falls State Park.
External links
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Category:1974 American films
Category:American drama films
Category:Films about dogs
Category:Films based on American novels
Category:Films set in Oklahoma
Category:Films based on children's books
Category:Films directed by Norman Tokar