WEE WILLIE WINKIE1937
Wee Willie Winkie
Movie Rating
MOVIE RATING
Average Rating: 3.5 (out of 5) (117 votes cast)
Source of Film
SOURCE OF FILM
Rudyard Kipling, born in Mumbai, India in 1865, but educated in England, returned to India as a young man and began working as a journalist. By the time his collection of short stories was published in 1888, Kipling was 23 years old and living in Allahabad, Uttar Pradesh, India. It was his ninth collection of short stories or poetry to be released.
Ernest Pascal, a novelist who had been writing adaptations and screenplays since the early 1930s, and Julien Josephson, who had received an Academy Award nomination for his screenplay of Disraeli (1929), were credited with the adaptation for film.
Director Detail
DIRECTOR DETAIL
- John Ford
- Universal Film Manufacturing
- (1914-1915)
- Rex Motion Pictures
- (1916)
- Bison Motion Pictures
- (1917)
- Universal Film Manufacturing
- (1917-1920)
- Fox Film
- (1920-1935)
- 20th Century-Fox
- (1935-1942), (1945-1952)
- U.S. Naval Reserve
- (1942-1945)
- various
- (1953-1976)
Film Run-time and Synopsis
RUNTIME & SYNOPSIS
1 hour, 40 minutes
Compromised by circumstance, a mother and daughter travel to India to live with her father, a colonel in the British army. Soon the child makes friends with everyone, including sworn enemies. John Ford directs Shirley Temple.
Film Awards
FILM AWARDS
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
OSCAR NOMINEE
Art Direction- (William S. Darling)
- (David S. Hall)
MPAA Rating
MPAA RATING
No rating
Box Office Ranking
BOX OFFICE RANKING
- 1937 Domestic Box Office Rank: #14[1]
Theatrical Revenues
GROSS
- (Adjusted Gross in $millions)
- Domestic Theatrical Release: $194[1]
