La meravigliosa avventura di Sam e l'orsetto lavatore (1969)

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- 1 vittoria e 1 candidatura in totale

Interpreti principali19

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Ted Eccles

Sam Gribley
(as Teddy Eccles)

Theodore Bikel

Bando

Tudi Wiggins

Miss Turner

Paul Hébert

Hunter

Cosette Lee

Apple Lady

Ralph Endersby

Boy In Soda Fountain

George Allan

Boy In Soda Fountain

Dan McIlravey

Little Boy On Bus
(as Danny McIlravey)

Frank Perry

Mr. Gribley

Peggi Loder

Mrs. Gribley

Tom Harvey

Deer Poacher

Larry Reynolds

Deer Poacher

Patrick Peuvion

Ranger

Gina Dick

Mary Gribley

Karen Pearson

Prudence Gribley

Ed Persons

Man In Street

Maxie Rosenbloom

Flint Seller
(as Max 'Slapsie Maxie' Rosenbloom)

Bruno the Bear

Bear

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The scene where the falcon starts freaking out was caused by somebody upsetting it from behind. If you look closely, you can see the arm of one of the crew members behind it causing it to be upset. That probably was Dan Haggerty, who is also uncredited for the film, but who worked as the animal handler in it. He later went on to play the title role in Grizzly Adams (1977).

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After being so long in the wilderness Sam's hair would've grown a lot longer.

Citazioni
Sam: The deer have pressed in all around me. They're hungry. They come into the hemlock grove to hide and sleep for the day. They manage the snow so well on their slender hooves. If I was to know that a million years from today, my children's children were to live as I am living in these mountains, I would marry me a wife with slender feet and begin immediately to breed a race with hooves. So that the mountain children of the future might run through the snows and meadows and mountains and marshes as easily as the deer. I must be pretty lonely to be having such daydreams. I guess I am.

Connessioni
Referenced in Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Painted Hills (1993)

Colonne sonore
Baby Elephant Walk
(uncredited)
from Hatari! (1962)
Music by Henry Mancini
Arranged by Jerry Bilik

I saw this movie when i was a kid and thought it was wonderful. i must have been about 12 or 14. It made me want to eat algae pancakes. I think it had a good lesson, and remember it made me appreciate the mountains. maybe the acting isn't all that great, but it is a Good kid movie. i don't remember why the title was my side of the mountain but i have thought about it over the years and i am 42 now so it must have had an impact on me to last this long. with all the bad movies they make for kids these days i don't think you can go wrong with this one. if you go into it with low expectations you may find that is was much better than you thought it would be.