Little Ninjas (1990)

A treasure map found by three young boys allows them reason to get their kicks in more ways than one.

Director:

Emmett Alston

Writer:

Douglas Ivan (story)

Stars:

Douglas Ivan, Steven Nelson, Jonathan Anzaldo

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Douglas Ivan	...	Ken
Steven Nelson	...	Stevie
Jonathan Anzaldo	...	Jon
Alan Godshaw	...	Alan
Robert Hunt	...	Sarak
Cynthia Cheston	...	Cynthia
Tiffany Salerno	...	Wendy
Ted Tabura	...	Emil
Baron Tabura	...	Pujo
Casey Tabura	...	Badu
Bernie Garcia	...	Farl
Sam Plunkett	...	Zonk
Takeshi Garcia	...	Smallest Ninja
Royce O'Donnell	...	Cookie
Robert Matheney	...	Mr. Mabry

Storyline

A treasure map found by three young boys allows them reason to get their kicks in more ways than one.

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Plot Keywords:

treasure map | ninja | mask | martial arts | children | 

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Genres:

Action | Adventure | Comedy | Family

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Certificate:

PG

Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Also Known As:

3 Little Ninjas and the Lost Treasure

Company Credits

Production Co:

Newport Films

Technical Specs

Runtime:

100 min

Sound Mix:

Ultra Stereo

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Goofs

One Royce O'Donnell is credited as Cookie in the end credits while another character, the Smallest Ninja, played by another actor, Takeshi Garcia, is referred to as Cookie throughout the movie. This is likely unintentionally confusing.

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Crazy Credits

At least two characters are designated differently in the credits from the progress of the plot. Tiffany Salerno's character, the hot babe, is referred to as Jackie throughout the movie but as Wendy in the end credits. Likewise Takeshi Garcia's character, the youngest of the heroes, is referred to as Cookie throughout the movie but as Smallest Ninja in the end credits. However, one Royce O'Donnell is credited as Cookie, just under Garcia's name.

User Reviews

A wonderful children's film

This was a very charming children's movie. My children watched it several times. I would highly recommend it to parents that are concerned about excessive violence and sexual content. I thoroughly enjoyed viewing this with my children. I only wish there were more of this type of film produced today.