Reviews for Wee Willie Winkie

6.5 / 10 1h 40min

In 1897, little Priscilla Williams, along with her widowed mother, goes to live with her army colonel paternal grandfather on the British outpost he commands in northern India.

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Review by user122xymbaski

Rudyard Kipling Meets Shirley Temple!

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Review by user851h25zhmkm

Still one of Temple's best, has very good messages for peace, amid the chuckles

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Review by user2668feg5220

It's a tear-jerker. A story of innocence, war, peace and friendship.

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Review by user298sikue1n6

Cutesy Shirley Temple set in the North West Frontier of India

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Review by user53276xppp1s

Another must-see for Temple fans!

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Review by user882bmyx2hum

McGlaglen and Temple have great chemistry...good John Ford touches...

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Review by user275iu1cd6vu

At 100 Mnutes, Too Long For Shirley

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Review by user41351qlzxtk

I have to admit that I liked it a lot!

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Review by user93k6j2bvj9

Opposing forces at war: No superheroes or Superpowers, Fake graphics. Private Winkie's on duty

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Review by user3762uuddaqh

John Ford and Shirley Temple...a definite winner...not

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Review by user1823k94id7j

A Little Child Shall Lead Them --------- At the Box office

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Review by user464tlm48xe

Shirley Temple in Rudyard Kipling Tale of British India

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Review by GoldenGoose

I know I shouldn't like this, but....

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Review by user999h2kih1ah

Interesting hybrid of a typical Shirley Temple film and a John Ford 'western', set near Khyber Pass, central Asia

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Review by user605klg8w5qv

two very different legendary names

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Review by user692or9nyth3

RUDYARD KIPLING, JOHN FORD, and AULD LANG SYNE!

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