Francis the Talking Mule

Francis the Talking Mule

Universal Studios (1950)
Comedy, War, Fantasy
USA / English / Color / 91 min
6.2
Cast View More ↓
Robert Anderson Capt. Grant
Robert Blunt Second ambulance man
Laura K. Brooks Visitor
Howland Chamberlain Maj. Nadel
Roger Cole Correspondent
Ray Collins Col. Hooker
Mikel Conrad Maj. Garber
Robert Conte Photographer
Tony Curtis Capt. Jones
Richard Farmer Marine Corps. captain
Frank Faylen Sgt. Chillingbacker
Al Ferguson Capt. Dean
Harold Fong Japanese soldier
Eduard Franz Col. Plepper
Tim Graham Lt. Bremm
Harry Harvey Correspondent
Jim Hayward Capt. Norman
Judd Holdren First ambulance man
Ted Jordan General's Aide
Marvin Kaplan First Medical Corps lieutenant
Joseph Kim Japanese Lt. Taki
John Laird Switchboard Operator
James Linn Correspondent
Mickey McCardle Captain Anderson
John McIntire Gen. Stevens
Fraser McMinn Second Medical Corps. lieutenant
Patricia Medina Maureen Gelder
Charles Meredith Banker Munroe
Roger Moore Marine Corps. major
Howard Negley Correspondent
Donald O'Connor Peter Stirling
ZaSu Pitts Nurse Valerie Humpert
Jack Shutta Sgt. Mller
Loren Tindall Maj. Richards
James Todd Col. Saunders
Robert Warwick Col. Carmichael
Chill Wills Voice of Francis the Talking Mule
Duke York Sgt. Poor
Piper Laurie Frances Travers
Cecil Kellaway Colonel Travers
Jesse White Frank Damer
Barry Kelley Mallory
Hayden Rorke Rogers
Vaughn Taylor Harrington
Larry Keating Head Steward
Peter Brocco Dr. Marberry
Edwin Maxwell 1st Mug
Don Beddoe Dr. Quimby
Jack Wilson 2nd Mug
Bill Walker Sam
George Webster Jockey
Alice Kelley
Palmer Lee
Lori Nelson
William Reynolds
Crew View More ↓
Director Arthur Lubin, David Stern
Writer David Stern, Oscar Brodney, Robert Arthur
Producer Robert Arthur, Leonard Goldstein
Plot
Peter Stirling (Donald O'Connor) is a young and anxious soldier during World War II, who happens to make a special bond with a talking army mule named Francis (Chill Wills). Peter who is the Second Lieutenant in his team is stationed in Burma where he is separated from his team during a battle with the Japanese. While he is wounded in the leg, as well as terrified and exhausted, he is rescued by an unexpected old mule in which the animal brought Peter to safety. However, when Peter tells others about the mule's extraordinary abilities to others, he is seen as lunatic and finds himself ending up in a psychiatric ward where he under the care of Nurse Humpert (Zasu Pitts). During his stay at the ward, a beautiful young refugee named Maureen Gelder (Patricia Medina) caught Peter's eyes. However, what Peter does not know is,she is there as a spy.
Editions
Barcode Format Region Release Edition
025192502026 1 2004-06-01
025192118579 1 2012-03-06
096898010030
25192502026A
025192502026A