
Son of the White Mare (1981) on Netflix
NR19811h 26mAdventureAnimationFantasy
Fanyüvő, the White Mare's third son, draws superhuman strength from her milk. With his mighty brothers Kőmorzsoló and Vasgyúró he hunts the dragons that overran the Forefather's kingdom.
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Plot summary
Fanyüvő grows up listening to old tales of the Forefather, whose kingdom was seized by humanoid dragons, creatures the Forefather's three wicked daughters-in-law set loose. The White Mare's milk gives the boy superhuman strength, and after the horse dies he goes in search of the dragons, joined by his two equally powerful brothers, Kőmorzsoló and Vasgyúró. They look for the entrance to the Underworld, the dragons' home, and take shelter in a hollow tree while they hunt for it. Each day two of them go out searching, and the third stays behind to cook porridge and twist rope. Hétszűnyű Kapanyányi Monyók, a mischief-making gnome, keeps asking for a share of their porridge.
Cast
György Cserhalmias Fanyüvö / Vasgyúró / Kömorzsoló (voice)
Pap Veraas Aranyhajú Nyárszépe / Ezusthajú Tavaszszépe / Rézhajú Öszszépe (voice)
Gyula Szabóas Hétszünyü Kaponyányi Monyók / Esökirály (voice)
Mari Szemesas Fehérló / Hókirálnyö (voice)
- Ferenc Szalmaas Griffmadár úr (voice)
- Szabolcs Tothas Háromfejü sárkány / Hétfejü sárkány / Tizenkétfejü sárkány (voice)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Son of the White Mare (1981)
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- Disney animator Roger Allers hired Marcell Jankovics to work on Kingdom of the Sun, the project that became The Emperor's New Groove, after seeing Son of the White Mare via a bootleg copy, and Aeon Flux creator Peter Chung first saw the film in 1984; both were among its cult following.
- A 4K restoration by the Los Angeles studio Arbelos Films screened at the 2019 Fantasia International Film Festival, but its planned theatrical release was cancelled by the COVID-19 pandemic; it went to Vimeo on August 17, 2020, the first time in decades the film was distributed in America.




















