Son of Lassie

1945
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1h 42m

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Laddie, son of Lassie, and his master are trapped in Norway during WW2 while serving with the RAF - has he inherited his mother's famous courage?Laddie, son of Lassie, and his master are trapped in Norway during WW2 while serving with the RAF - has he inherited his mother's famous courage?Laddie, son of Lassie, and his master are trapped in Norway during WW2 while serving with the RAF - has he inherited his mother's famous courage?

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6.4/10

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Trivia
The dog playing Laddie (the son of Lassie) is actually Pal - the dog who played the original Lassie in Lassie Come Home (1943).

Goofs
The British plane flown by Joe has a maple leaf as mark so the plane should be Canadian. As the movie was shot in the States and Canada is likely a Canadian aircraft was used.

Quotes
Joe Carraclough: Laddie, you get bigger but you never grow up, does he, Lassie?

Connections
Followed by Le courage de Lassie (1946)

Soundtracks
Main Theme
(uncredited)
from Lassie Come Home (1943)
Music by Daniele Amfitheatrof

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Featured review

7/10

"Lassie Come Home" Sequel.

S. Sylvan Simon directed this sequel to "Lassie Come Home", set several years later, with Lassie's son being a trained war dog who assists a grown-up Joe(now played by Peter Lawford) while he is behind enemy lines in Norway during WWII, where he is now a soldier who must flee the Nazis in his bid for freedom. June Lockhart takes over the role of Priscilla from Elizabeth Taylor, who here is romantically involved with Joe, praying for his safe return. Donald Crisp returns as his father Sam, and Nigel Bruce also returns as the Duke of Rudling. Entertaining continuation of the first film pretty much gets it right with an interesting wartime setting, though it's a pity the time-frame didn't allow the return of original actors Roddy McDowall & Elizabeth Taylor, though Lawford & Lockhart do just fine.