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Harry Davis, principal of the Burberry Elementary School, is concerned because his two little boys wish they were bears...
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Innocuous suburban fantasy for families...
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(Cast overview, first billed only)| Eddie Albert | ... | Harry Davis | |
| Jane Wyatt | ... | Anne Davis | |
| Soupy Sales | ... | Officer McGovern | |
| Butch Patrick | ... | Billy Davis | |
| Donnie Carter | ... | Timmy Davis | |
| Jimmy Boyd | ... | Johnny Dillion | |
| Nancy Kulp | ... | Emily Wilkins | |
| Theodore Marcuse | ... | Janos (as Ted Marcuse) | |
| Milton Parsons | ... | Dr. Fredricks | |
| James Maloney | ... | Jefferson Stander | |
| Emory Parnell | ... | Grimshaw Wilkins | |
| Jack Finch | ... | Psychiatrist | |
| Opal Euard | ... | Fortuneteller | |
| Jack Lester | ... | Phil Wade | |
| Richard Alden | ... | Tom Provost (as Dick Alden) |
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81 min
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Soupy Sales' feature film debut.
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Speak To Me Pretty
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Grammar school principal and father to three kids--none of whom look or sound alike--has to accept the fact that magic can happen when his two youngest boys change themselves into bears via an incantation borrowed from a trailer-park gypsy. Aside from the typical stereotyping of a nervous, hypocritical psychiatrist, there's nothing offensive about "The Two Little Bears"...indeed, it's as blithely innocuous and harmless as a sitcom from the early 1960s. Littered with famous faces and a familiar suburban scenario, the movie incorporates fanciful comedy and a little song into its mix; still, even trained bear cubs can only do so much, and the picture feels extremely thin at 83 minutes. Eddie Albert and Jane Wyatt are charming as the non-hysterical, low-keyed parents; Brenda Lee is their twangy-voiced teenage daughter (perhaps adopted?); and Donnie Carter and Butch Patrick are the boys (neither of whom are perceptive child-actors, though they are cute as a button). Lee sings (very well) and acts (not so well). Had Walt Disney made this movie, the teasing from critics never would have stopped. Since Twentieth Century-Fox made it--on a TV budget with TV actors--nobody paid any attention. ** from ****