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Sylvester (1985)
Charlie is a 16-year-old orphan struggling to raise her two younger brothers when she endeavors to train a wild horse she names Sylvester and turn him into an Olympic jumping champion.
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Charlie is a 16-year-old orphan struggling to raise her two younger brothers when she endeavors to train a wild horse she names Sylvester and turn him into an Olympic jumping champion.
Rating:PG
Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Carol Sobieski
In Theaters:3/15/1985
Box Office:$172
Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Columbia Pictures, Rastar Productions
Cast
Tim Hunter
Director
Richard Farnsworth
John Foster
Melissa Gilbert
Charlene "Charlie" Railsberg
Michael Schoeffling
Matt
Constance Towers
Mrs. Whitney "Muffy" Hyde
Peter Kowanko
Harris Pell (as Pete Kowanko)
Arliss Howard
Peter
Chris Pedersen
Red
Ángel Salazar
Tommy John
Shizuko Hoshi
Mrs. Daniels
James Gammon
Steve
Yankton Hatten
Grant Railsberg
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