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My Pal Trigger

My Pal Trigger
Directed by Frank McDonald

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MY PAL TRIGGER (DVD MOVIE)


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #144728 in DVD
  • Brand: WESTLAKE ENTERTAINMENT INC
  • Released on: 2004-03-02
  • Rating: NR (Not Rated)
  • Aspect ratio: 1.37:1
  • Formats: Black & White, Digital Sound, Mono, NTSC, Original recording remastered
  • Original language: English
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Dimensions: 1.00 pounds
  • Running time: 79 minutes

Customer Reviews

The Best Of Roy Rogers5
This movie-My Pal Trigger- is stupendous! It is a touching story of Trigger and the beginning of Trigger's and Roy's relationship. Along with co-stars, Dale Evans and Gabby Hayes, Roy breeds his prized mare, Lady, to Golden Sovereign, the fastest horse in the west. The owner of Golden Sovereign refuses Roy's request, but amazingly Lady and Sovereign run off together. Roy is accused of shooting the stallion. Months later, Roy returns with the unregistered foal of the Golden Sovereign as a token of sympathy to the owner. Golden Sovereign's owner sneers and tosses the foal off as a "half-breed". Roy is not about to let him get away with that and promises to prove to one and all that the best horse in the world is- Trigger.

Roy Rogers' personal favorite!5
This movie is Roy Rogers' personal favorite. It has a lot of classic Roy Rogers action. If you only own one Roy Rogers movie, this should be the one. END

Roy's favorite of his movies5
I take issue with the negative review on this movie. I found it a two-hanky movie (for anyone who loves animals), some real acting from "Gabby" (who seldom, if ever, played a drunk) and even a surprise ending. Jack Holt is excellent as the heavy, and Roy is far from the usual super-cowboy character in this. (The "California" character mentioned in another review was played by Andy Clyde, and I don't think he ever appeared in a Rogers movie -- mainly in the Hopalong Cassidy and Whip Wilson series.) This is one of two movie versions of how Roy got Trigger, but much the better one.