John Steinbeck

Lewis Milestone directs The Red Pony from a screenplay by legendary American novelist John Steinbeck, who wrote the original 1938 novelette.

Steinbeck's brilliant, and sometimes brutal, celebration of adolescence

The Red Pony is Steinbeck's brilliant, and sometimes brutal, celebration of adolescence.

a film score composed for Lewis Milestone's 1949 production which used John Steinbeck's screenplay based on Steinbeck's short story, The Red Pony

The Red Pony is a film score composed for Lewis Milestone's 1949 production which used John Steinbeck's screenplay based on Steinbeck's short story, The Red Pony.

by Aaron Copland

Featured compositions include The Red Pony by Aaron Copland, Out of the Silence by William Grant Still, and Concierto de Aranjuez by Joaquín Rodrigo, featuring the amazing classical guitarist Isaac Bustos.

a 100-page, four-chapter story weaving in memories of Steinbeck's childhood

In 1933 Steinbeck published The Red Pony, a 100-page, four-chapter story weaving in memories of Steinbeck's childhood.

one of the most well known and beloved works of Steinbeck's career

Today, The Red Pony is one of the most well known and beloved works of Steinbeck's career.

Olive Steinbeck

In 1933 Olive Steinbeck published The Red Pony (The Red Pony) and the unknown god (To a God Unknown).

a story of a young boy and Steinbeck's great dreams

The Red Pony, is a story of a young boy and Steinbeck's great dreams.

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[Classic Steinbeck story, with “The”] is RED PONY.

Steinbeck's other works

Steinbeck's other works include The Red Pony (1933),

a short 100-page, four-chapter novella, which recollects memories from Steinbeck's childhood

In 1933 Steinbeck published two works; The Red Pony is a short 100-page, four-chapter novella, which recollects memories from Steinbeck's childhood.

a young boy finds in Steinbeck's relationship with Steinbeck's horse

The Red Pony, set in the California mountains, is the story of the joy and sorrow a young boy finds in Steinbeck's relationship with Steinbeck's horse.

upon Steinbeck’s novel

The Red Pony (1949) based upon Steinbeck’s novel, “was not exactly a Western, but one of the finest horse tales ever.

by Steinbeck

The Red Pony was published by Steinbeck in three parts over three years, so each of the chapters tells the chapters's own story but in the same voice.

the final film for pioneering and innovative cinematographer Tony Gaudio, a six-time Oscar nominee and winner (Anthony Adverse, The Sea Hawk, The Adventures of Robin Hood)

The Red Pony was the final film for pioneering and innovative cinematographer Tony Gaudio, a six-time Oscar nominee and winner (Anthony Adverse, The Sea Hawk, The Adventures of Robin Hood).

Jody Tiflin

The Red Pony is a novella in four parts about the youth and entrance into manhood of Jody Tiflin, son of a horse trainer.

Dale Blackwell Gasque

Drawing on forty years of riding, raising, and training horses in Maryland and Vermont, Dale Blackwell Gasque is the author of Pony Trouble (Hyperion) and four middle grade novels in the Thoroughbred series (HarperCollins).

by Hayao Miyazaki

Ponyo was written by Hayao Miyazaki with Manga author Kia Asamiya's own estranged son Goro in mind, hoping to reconcile with Manga author Kia Asamiya .

Horace Greeley and the English explorer Sir Richard Burton both

Horace Greeley and the English explorer Sir Richard Burton both wrote about the Pony in detail, the result of contemporary travels.

Kulwinder Kamal , Davinder Sandhu

Kulwinder Kamal, Davinder Sandhu composed the songs of Pony.