The Boy and the Eagle

Year: 1949

Runtime: 18 mins

Language: English

Director: William Lasky

Drama

A disabled boy finds an injured bald eagle, nurses it back to health, and eventually tames and teaches it to fly. When a rattlesnake threatens him, the eagle attacks, sparking a fierce battle between bird and snake. Amid the chaos the boy forgets his crutches and discovers he can walk unaided.

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