The Tillamook Treasure (2006)

Director:

Jane Beaumont Hall

Writers:

Richard A. Doyon (writer)
Jane Beaumont Hall (writer)

Genre:

Family

Tagline:

Discover your treasure

Plot:

Julie, a lonely fourteen year old girl, moves to Manzanita, an Oregon seaside town, from Los Angeles after her writer father...

Plot Keywords:

Indians | Marionette | Loggers | Pirates | Oregon

Awards:

5 wins

Cast

Brian McNamara	...	Robert Kimbell
Julia Campbell	...	Kathryn Kimbell
Brian Thompson	...	Jimmy Kimbell
Suzanne Marie Doyon	...	Julie Kimbell
Max Gail	...	Grandpa Kimbell
Floyd 'Red Crow' Westerman	...	Standing Elk
Bradley Stryker	...	Tom
Janine Doyon	...	Susan Kimbell
Richard A. Doyon	...	Clyde (as Richard Doyon)
Mary Stein	...	Billie Stahl
Escher Holloway	...	Eddy
Phillip Huber	...	Puppeteer
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Leah Brisbois	...	Indian Girl
Elizabeth Caldart	...	Susan's friend
Kelly Dennis	...	Logging show judge
Bob Doyon	...	Crew Boss
Elizabeth Erickson	...	Nancy
Kathryn J. Hall	...	Artist
Tony Hyde	...	Igmar Spike Johanson
Matthew Jared	...	Fred
Vernon Red Hawk Kennedy	...	Indian singer and drummer
Imie Lane	...	Grammy Ruth
Kelly Laviolette	...	Jetty Owner
Steve Meltzer	...	Sledge
Karara Muhoro	...	Mlinzi (African slave)
Robert Myers	...	Insurance Agent
Zale Parry	...	Hardware Store Owner
Jan Michael Looking Wolf Reibach	...	Looking Wolf
Maria Rodriguez	...	Indian girl dancer
Jordon Thompson	...	Spike's cornerman
Dan Weitzel	...	Ocean rescuer
David Welborn	...	Doctor
Bill Woolsey	...	Logging show judge

Also Known As:

The Legend of Tillamook's Gold (USA) (wide-release title)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Filming Locations:

Asheville, North Carolina, USA

Company:

Bright Light Studio

Trivia:

The treasure legend is a real Oregon Coast legend. There are various versions of the legend. Only a few versions talk about the black slave. Spielberg's film, The Goonies, is based on the same legend but tells a whole different story.

Soundtrack:

Divine

A family adventure, loved it!

Excellent, I saw it with my kids and we were part of every minute of this fast-pace adventure. Julie is a hero, not only for finding the treasure against all odds, yet also for fixing all the family troubles after all. Great acting in all the supporting parts as well. I'm thankful that there are still movies out there that can make you feel good and promote family values. An interesting combination of independent film making and "money on screen", the cave showdown is just phenomenal! A perfect Holiday Movie for the upcoming season. Take your kids and see it, I checked the website, it seems the movie is traveling the festival cycle quite a bit these days. Hope the DVD is out soon, too. RJ