I just found out a few years ago that Bing Russell, who played Arno's henchman, Angelo, was Kurt Russell's dad. He had a longtime supporting role on Bonanza and also played Elvis Presley's dad, Vernon, in the tv movie Elvis, where Kurt played the title role.
@steveasat2 Frank Welker was the voice of Fred from Scooby Doo, not Scooby himself, and his voice is very recognizable in this movie as Fred's. The late Don Messick was the original voice of Scooby Doo.
@power992000 As nice as it is for someone to upload the whole movie, and i can understand it.. I would really appreciate it if they didnt. But you are welcome to listen to the song
What is the order of release for this, Now You See Him; Strongest Man; and Barefoot Executive? And when was Joe Flynn's last movie The Rescuers (Mr. Snoops' voice) released?
@JGCooney This movie was released first (1969), followed by The Barefoot Executive (1970, Kurt Russell played a different part in that movie from the others.), Now You See Him (1972), and The Strongest Man in the World (1975) was the last of the Dexter Riley movies. The Rescuers wasn't released until 1977, more than 2 years after Joe Flynn died. Strongest Man was also released after his death.
@jackdouglas98 Barefoot Executive was released early in 1971, but the movie copyright is 1970, if you watch the opening credits closely. It was interesting seeing Hayden Rorke & Bill Daily together in a scene (on the plane), since it was right after they completed work on I Dream of Jeannie.
@jehobden I love it in "Strongest Man..." when Joe Flynn eats some of the cereal and then tries to break a table with his bare hand and screams and the words "the end" come flying out of his mouth! That's really funny!
@JGCooney Actually that happened to Phil Silvers, who played the rival cereal company's owner. He thought the other cereal was magic, but it wasn't, since Dexter had to carry the real formula in a testtube.
@JGCooney Kirk Cameron's version was never rated, at least by MPAA, since it was made for tv. ABC aired it as a Disney movie around Feb. 1995. Around the next November ABC aired a Disney remake of The Barefoot Executive, with Jason London in Kurt Russell's role and Chris Elliott in Joe Flynn's.
Thanks for posting this, this was CERTAINLY a blast from the past. Man oh man, I remember that title song. I was seeing what Kurt Russell was up to as an actor, haven't seen him in a film lately & saw this Disney flick listed, then went onto YouTube & did a search. Amazingly, YouTube has added to the global consciousness of humankind! ha ha
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jehobden 2 weeks ago
wheres the 1990s version to compare it?
CaptCamping 3 months ago
Love this movie... love this intro!
Mario36Bros 9 months ago
i herd that this movie was forgottened
stich1025 1 year ago
now this is a kool song XD i want it on my iShoes XD
JoXDDFive 1 year ago
@IdahoMoe1963
might as well ben the 70's
shirahonda 1 year ago
I just found out a few years ago that Bing Russell, who played Arno's henchman, Angelo, was Kurt Russell's dad. He had a longtime supporting role on Bonanza and also played Elvis Presley's dad, Vernon, in the tv movie Elvis, where Kurt played the title role.
jehobden 1 year ago
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jehobden 1 year ago
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jehobden 1 year ago
@steveasat2 Frank Welker was the voice of Fred from Scooby Doo, not Scooby himself, and his voice is very recognizable in this movie as Fred's. The late Don Messick was the original voice of Scooby Doo.
jehobden 1 year ago
1:39 = The beginning of "glitch art"?
(Seriously...what was this, the 60's?)
disappear 2 years ago
Blimey. Fred Welker sure got around, didn't he? :wow:
HypnoToad72 2 years ago
I want someone to upload the opening titles to The Strongest Man in the World!!! I loved that movie when I was a kid.
SpeedRacer1125 2 years ago
someone please upload the whole movie
power992000 2 years ago 5
@power992000 As nice as it is for someone to upload the whole movie, and i can understand it.. I would really appreciate it if they didnt. But you are welcome to listen to the song
Bob65001 1 year ago
What is the order of release for this, Now You See Him; Strongest Man; and Barefoot Executive? And when was Joe Flynn's last movie The Rescuers (Mr. Snoops' voice) released?
JGCooney 3 years ago
@JGCooney This movie was released first (1969), followed by The Barefoot Executive (1970, Kurt Russell played a different part in that movie from the others.), Now You See Him (1972), and The Strongest Man in the World (1975) was the last of the Dexter Riley movies. The Rescuers wasn't released until 1977, more than 2 years after Joe Flynn died. Strongest Man was also released after his death.
jehobden 1 year ago
@jehobden Don' u mean The Barefoot Executive 1971
jackdouglas98 2 weeks ago
@jackdouglas98 Barefoot Executive was released early in 1971, but the movie copyright is 1970, if you watch the opening credits closely. It was interesting seeing Hayden Rorke & Bill Daily together in a scene (on the plane), since it was right after they completed work on I Dream of Jeannie.
jehobden 2 weeks ago
@jehobden Oh well. I just go on IMDB to see the years of movies
jackdouglas98 2 weeks ago
@jehobden You are right. I checked on my DVD. I am not American I am British. The DVD was not released in the UK. I got the DVD imported
jackdouglas98 2 weeks ago
@jehobden I love it in "Strongest Man..." when Joe Flynn eats some of the cereal and then tries to break a table with his bare hand and screams and the words "the end" come flying out of his mouth! That's really funny!
JGCooney 1 week ago
@JGCooney Actually that happened to Phil Silvers, who played the rival cereal company's owner. He thought the other cereal was magic, but it wasn't, since Dexter had to carry the real formula in a testtube.
jehobden 1 week ago
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jehobden 2 weeks ago
@JGCooney The Rescuers 1977
jackdouglas98 2 weeks ago
Was Kirk Cameron's version also a "G"?
JGCooney 3 years ago
@JGCooney Kirk Cameron's version was unrated, since it was made for tv (ABC's Disney Movie).
jehobden 1 year ago
@JGCooney Kirk Cameron's version was never rated, at least by MPAA, since it was made for tv. ABC aired it as a Disney movie around Feb. 1995. Around the next November ABC aired a Disney remake of The Barefoot Executive, with Jason London in Kurt Russell's role and Chris Elliott in Joe Flynn's.
jehobden 2 weeks ago
wow. corny
decen1m 3 years ago
1969 moon-age technology: computer punch cards!
procommenter 3 years ago
Thanks for posting this, this was CERTAINLY a blast from the past. Man oh man, I remember that title song. I was seeing what Kurt Russell was up to as an actor, haven't seen him in a film lately & saw this Disney flick listed, then went onto YouTube & did a search. Amazingly, YouTube has added to the global consciousness of humankind! ha ha
Cheers.
clockworktim 3 years ago
Anyone able to see from :53 to :56 what the MPAA Certificate number is (under the red strip) and what is the rating of the movie?
JGCooney 3 years ago
I don't know what the number is, but my guess is that the movie was rated G.
Tubewings 3 years ago
Done. ;)
gitaroosuperman 3 years ago
GREATEST MOVIE EVER!!!
nadeboy7 3 years ago
Dude, I need to understand this Movie.
BDogs15 4 years ago
wut about the kirk camerion version
yocvbn 4 years ago
thank u!
ottoskidoo 4 years ago 3