Strong Kids, Safe Kids (1984) (V)

Director:

Rick Hauser

Writer:

Rick Hauser

Genre:

Documentary | Short

Tagline:

The program about taking care of kids, and kids taking care of themselves.

Plot Keywords:

Instructional Film | Yogi Bear | Smurf | Family Relationships | Child Safety

Cast

Henry Winkler	...	Himself / Arthur 'The Fonz' Fonzarelli
Sol Gordon	...	Himself (Institute for Family Research and Education) (as Dr. Sol Gordon)
Kee MacFarlane	...	Herself (Children's Institute International)
Chris Wallace	...	Himself
John Ritter	...	Himself
Mariette Hartley	...	Herself
Hal Smith	...	Animated voice (voice)
Henry Corden	...	Fred Flintstone (voice)
Lucille Bliss	...	Smurfette (voice)
Danny Goldman	...	Animated voice (voice)
June Foray	...	Jokey Smurf (voice)
Dana Kavin	...	Little Girl
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Hannah Mason Hauser	...	Title Narrator (voice)
Don Messick	...	Papa Smurf / Scooby-Doo / Scrappy-Doo (voice)

Directed by
Rick Hauser

Writing credits
Rick Hauser

Produced by
Rick Hauser	....	producer
Wen-D Kersten	....	associate producer
Henry Winkler	....	executive producer

Cinematography by
Robert E. Collins		(as Bob Collins)

Film Editing by
Jim Settlemoir

Costume Design by
Mary Rose

Makeup Department
Shirley Gilbert	....	hair stylist for 'The Fonz'
Bruce Hutchinson	....	hair stylist: Henry Winkler
Bruce Hutchinson	....	makeup artist: Henry Winkler
Dana Nye	....	makeup artist
Linda Trainoff	....	hair stylist
Rob Wilson	....	makeup artist

Sound Department
William H. Angarola	....	sound recordist (as Bill Angarola)
Thomas J. Huth	....	sound mixer (as Tom Huth)
John Vincent	....	location sound

Camera and Electrical Department
Ed Barger	....	lighting director
Rose Calabrese	....	tape operator
Bob Gingg	....	tape operator
Tom Moore	....	tape operator

Animation Department
Isa Alsup	....	animator: title graphics, The Post Group (as Chris Alsup)
James Potter Jr.	....	animator: title graphics, The Post Group (as Chip Potter)

Music Department
David Carr	....	music arranger: theme music
Ole Georg	....	production music
Donald Waldrop	....	music supervisor: theme music, The Los Angeles Brass

Other crew
Steven Arellano	....	production assistant
Brent Behrens	....	this program would not have been possible without the help of
Vivian Brown	....	this program would not have been possible without the help of: Didi Hirsch Community Mental Health Center (as Dr. Brown Vivian)
Eric Clay	....	video maintenance engineer
Vivien Cohen	....	this program would not have been possible without the help of
Steve Collins	....	production assistant
Mary Emmons	....	consultant: Children's Institute International
Sol Gordon	....	consultant: Institute for Family Research and Education (as Dr. Sol Gordon)
Mrs. Guillestequi	....	this program would not have been possible without the help of: Lakeshore Elementary School, San Francisco, California
Sue Levinson	....	this program would not have been possible without the help of: The Children's Self-Help Project, San Francisco, California
Clara Maarse	....	this program would not have been possible without the help of: Jacob and Clara Maarse and family
Jacob Maarse	....	this program would not have been possible without the help of: Jacob and Clara Maarse and family
Kee MacFarlane	....	consultant: Children's Institute International
Miko	....	this program would not have been possible without the help of
Beatrice Rasof	....	this program would not have been possible without the help of: Harbor/UCLA Medical Center (as Dr. Beatrice Rasof)
Tanya Russell	....	this program would not have been possible without the help of: The Children's Self-Help Project, San Francisco, California
Pnina Tobin	....	consultant: executive director, The Children's Self-Help Project, San Francisco, California
Mariana Valdz	....	this program would not have been possible without the help of: The Children's Self-Help Project, San Francisco, California

Production Companies

• Fair Dinkum Productions
• Paramount Home Video

Distributors

• Paramount Home Video

Other Companies

• Adam Walsh Child Resource Center  this program would not have been possible without the help of
• Bally Midway  Pac-Man and the Pac-Man characters are the property of
• Bally Midway  Pac-Man and the Pac-Man characters are, in the Western Hemisphere, trademarks of
• Capitol Production Music  music for titles
• Children's Institute International  consulting
• Didi Hirsch Community Health Care Center  this program would not have been possible without the help of
• Don Elliot Creative Services  narration sound
• E. Waldo Ward and Son  this program would not have been possible without the help of
• Federation of Head Start State Preschools, Carson, CA  this program would not have been possible without the help of
• Glen Glenn Sound Company  sound post-production
• Hanna-Barbera Productions  Flintstones characters © 1984 by
• Hanna-Barbera Productions  Pac-Man animated sequence © 1984 by
• Hanna-Barbera Productions  Scooby-Doo/Scrappy-Doo © 1984 by
• Hanna-Barbera Productions  Smurf characters © 1984 by
• Hanna-Barbera Productions  Yogi Bear © 1984 by
• Hanna-Barbera Productions  animation
• Harbor/UCLA Medical Center  this program would not have been possible without the help of
• Institute for Family Research and Education  consulting
• Jacob and Clara Maarse and Family  this program would not have been possible without the help of
• Lakeshore Elementary School, San Francisco  this program would not have been possible without the help of
• Mackie Welding, Sierra Madre, CA  this program would not have been possible without the help of
• Modern VideoFilm  this program would not have been possible without the help of
• Namco  Pac-Man and the Pac-Man characters are the property of
• Namco  Pac-Man and the Pac-Man characters are, in the Western Hemisphere, trademarks of
• Namco  Pac-Man and the Pac-Man characters are, in the rest of the world, trademarks of
• Post Group, The  animation: title graphics
• Ruxton Ltd.  production equipment
• SEPP International S.A.  Smurf characters © 1984 by
• The Children's Self-Help Project, San Francisco  children trained in prevention skills by
• The Children's Self-Help Project, San Francisco  consulting
• The Children's Self-Help Project, San Francisco  this program would not have been possible without the help of
• The City of Sierra Madre, CA  this program would not have been possible without the help of
• The Leo Ryan Child Care Center, San Francisco  this program would not have been possible without the help of
• The Los Angeles Brass  theme music performed by
• United Way  this program would not have been possible without the help of
• Video Transitions Inc.  post-production services

Runtime:

42 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Mono

Certification:

UK:U | USA:Unrated

Company:

Fair Dinkum Productions

Quotes:

Chris Wallace:Penis. Is what boys have down in front. Penis. Is the word though it seems blunt. All boys have a penis, so no matter what you've heard, remember that penis, is the proper word. Vulva. Is what girls have down below. Vulva, when shes naked it will show...

Movie Connections:

References "Scooby Doo, Where Are You!" (1969)

Soundtrack:

You Don't Have to Keep a Secret

The most @#$$ed up video I have ever seen!!

Oh man, everyone must somehow find a copy of this and watch it, it is messed up. I can't imagine how these people could possibly have taken this seriously at the time. The songs are priceless and horrifying "There are 3 types of thouches I know. Stop, Heart, and I don't know" "My anus releves me in times of anguish" Penis and vulva" It's a cult classic just waiting to be born, and I'm just going to be the one with the audacity to declare it so. I don't know how you can get it, my roommate found it in a thrift store for a dollar. I actually remember seeing it as a kid. Its a must watch though, trust me. "The Fonz says No!"