Summary
Adventure starring Tom Tayback and Joe Campenella. Grizzly Adams embarks on a perilous journey to rescue a kidnapped friend, thought by his captors to know the whereabouts of a secret burial ground.
Grizzly Adams: the Treasure of the Bear
- 1995
- John Huneck
- 98 mins
Review
This adventure featuring the bearded backwoodsman dabbles in native American folklore and cultural piracy, as well as the usual outdoor heroics, and is rather dark and involved for a family film. Aided by a grizzly named Samson, Tom Tayback (as Adams) takes on both the perils of Dark Mountain and the villainous Joseph Campanella to secure the liberty of a kidnapped professor and ensure the safe birth of the new chief of the Bear People. Director John Huneck makes effective use of the landscape, but all the stuff about spirits, superstitions and shamen will probably go over the heads of younger viewers.
How to watch
Credits
Cast
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Grizzly Adams | Tom Tayback |
| Hunnicutt | Joseph Campanella |
| Rebecca Brummette | Lindsay Bloom |
| Mary Brummette | Jennifer Waldman |
| Gentle Storm | Selina Jayne |
| Prof Paul Brummette | Maye Nutter |
| Mr Pettibone | Joel Rook |
Crew
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Director | John Huneck |
| Director | David Sheldon |
Details
- Languages
- English
- Guidance
- Edited for some of its violence and contains swearing.
- Formats
- Colour
