" The charming, dramatic musical romance (akaIndian Love Call) with lovely scenic backdrops - a black/white MGM musical from a screenplay by Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, was thesecondscreen version of the popular operetta, and thesecondscreen partnering of Jeanette MacDonald with Nelson Eddy (in their best-known film of eight films)."[Debra""s voice-over described how this first night of shooting was "the night when everything changed.Leo""s plan was to steal horses from the camp""s pen, ride directly through the encampment, and cross the river to reach Calima.The opening sequence in particular was the most effective segment, with its dark portrayal of the pork industry and its pig farms, and the cruel fate of adorable porcines and other oppressed farm animals (chickens, sheep, cows, etc." He then asked Rocky, as his friend, to "stand by my side this one last time." Rocky was persuaded to agree: "All right, but when this is over...," when Apollo finished his thought: "You know me, Stallion, I always think of something else."A press conference in front of an American flag was held to announce and publicize the exhibition bout, tauted as "Red Star vs.