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Fury (1955)
Jim Newton and his adopted son Joey navigate life on the Broken Wheel Ranch, with their close bond to the wild black stallion Fury.
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Jim Newton and his adopted son Joey navigate life on the Broken Wheel Ranch, with their close bond to the wild black stallion Fury.
Rating:NR
Genre:Family, Adventure
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In Theaters:10/15/1955
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Runtime:400 minutes
Studio:Titanus
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