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The Giant of Thunder Mountain (1991)A mountain man is falsely accused of the murder of his parents. Director:James W. Roberson |
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Title: The Giant of Thunder Mountain (1991)
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| Cloris Leachman | ... |
Narrator /
The Elder Amy
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| Richard Kiel | ... |
Eli Weaver
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Lynne Seus | ... |
Ma Weaver
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Doug Seus | ... |
Pa Weaver
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| Marianne Gordon | ... |
Alicia Wilson
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Noley Thornton | ... |
Amy Wilson
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Chance Michael Corbitt | ... |
Tommy Wilson
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| Ryan Goldstein | ... |
Ben Wilson
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| Jack Elam | ... |
Hezekiah Crow
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| William Sanderson | ... |
Percey Crow
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| George 'Buck' Flower | ... |
Oliver Crow
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| Ellen Crawford | ... |
Agnes Macgruder
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| Danuel Pipoly | ... |
Zeke Macgruder
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Ed Williams | ... |
Mr. Macgruder
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Foster Brooks | ... |
Doc (Townsman)
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A mountain man is falsely accused of the murder of his parents.
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
1 March 1991 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
A viharhegy óriásai See more »Filming Locations:
Yosemite National Park, California, USABox Office
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$126,911 (USA)Company Credits
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Anyone who thinks of Richard Kiel as simply a James Bond nemesis with metal teeth should see this, a film in which he stars as the victim of fearful people jumping to conclusions about those who are a little bit different than themselves. His tender relationship with the child Amy evokes similar scenes between the Frankenstein monster and another small but fearless little girl. This is a fine drama for kids -- well written, acted and produced -- although the ending, while moving, is a bit of a letdown. Ellen Crawford makes the most of her limited screen time; one wishes, though, her role had been bigger. Not quite sure why this film was rated PG; it's clearly a G, not unlike a lot of the best family movies of the pre-ratings era.