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So Dear to My Heart

Released 1949
Runtime 82
Category Disney/Pixar, Family
Language English
Director Harold Schuster

What it’s about

On a small farm, young Jeremiah (Driscoll) adopts Danny, a black sheep that he dreams of entering in the county fair. Though chided by his granny (Bondi), who thinks Danny is a troublesome lot; Jeremiah is encouraged by Uncle Hiram (Ives), not to mention a few imaginary sketchbook friends, to go for the blue ribbon.

Why we love it

SSet in 1903, Disneys heartwarming classic combines live action with delightful animation sequences set to tunes like Stick-to-It-ivity. Ives brings his down-home folksiness to the role of Hiram, and Driscoll holds his own as the rural lad whose big dream almost runs off-course when his pet runs away one stormy night. Viewers of any age will get a kick out of Hearts jaunty, feel-good spirit.
Burl Ives, Bobby Driscoll, Beulah Bondi, Harry Carey Harold Schuster

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