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Seventeen-year-old Brydie White (Hayley Mills) is emotionally stunted due to an accidental shooting death with which she was involved when she was an adolescent, the incident which she doesnt remember. Mrs. White (Annette Crosby), a widow, recluse, and alcoholic, still treats her daughter like a child, although she pays her daughter little attention. However, Brydie is physically becoming a young woman. Always fascinated by death, Brydies new pastime is to bury any dead animal in the local church graveyard. She has convinced all of the young children of her small English rural town to do the same, the animal plots complete with grave markers. These animal burials are the last straw for many of the townsfolk, who see Brydie as a menace and bad influence who should be locked away. The vicar, Reverend Philip Moss (Geoffrey Bayldon), although as perturbed by the animal graves as anyone, does understand Brydies position more than anyone in the town and wants to do what is best for her. When it looks like Brydie is in some real danger, Roibin Krisenki (Ian McShane), one in a band of Gypsies recently settled in the area, takes it upon himself to be her savior.
Brydie White (Hayley Mills) is a seventeen-year-old girl living in a rural English village who finds solace in burying pet animals in the church cemetery. Her only friends are the village children and her dog. Her alcoholic and distant mother, along with the loathsome town drunkard, get in the way of her overcoming her past trauma and furthering her emotional development.
Hayley Mills
Brydie White
Annette Crosbie
Mrs. White
Laurence Naismith
Edwin Dacres
Geoffrey Bayldon
Philip Moss
Pauline Jameson
Mrs. Moss
Norman Bird
Cheeseman
June Ellis
Mrs. Cheeseman
Hamilton Dyce
Bill Slim
Judith Furse
Mrs. Rigby
Anne Blake
Mrs. Potts
Jack Bligh
Fred Strong
Michael Nightingale
Doctor
Wyn Jones
Miller
Dafydd Havard
Schoolmaster
Cyril Chamberlain
Hubberd
George Selway
Police Sergeant
Fred Ferris
Police Constable
Grace Arnold
Village Woman
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