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Gus

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1976 | 96m | English

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The California Atoms are in last place with no hope of moving up. But by switching the mule from team mascot to team member, (He can kick 100 yard field goals!) they start winning, and move up in the rankings, Hurrah! The competition isn't so happy.
Release Date: Jul 07, 1976
Director: Vincent McEveety
Writer: Don Nelson, Ted Key, Arthur Alsberg
Genres: Family, Comedy
Keywords yugoslavia, sports, football (soccer), mule
Production Companies Walt Disney Productions
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 02, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Ed Asner Hank Cooper
Don Knotts Coach Venner
Gary Grimes Andy Petrovic
Tim Conway Crankcase
Louise Williams Debbie Kovac
Dick Van Patten Cal Wilson
Ronnie Schell Joe Barnsdale
Bob Crane Pepper
Johnny Unitas Himself
Dick Butkus Rob Cargil
Harold Gould Charles Gwynn
Tom Bosley Spinner
Virginia O'Brien Reporter
Kenneth Tobey Asst. Warden
Richard Kiel Tall Man
Dick Enberg Atoms' Announcer
Fred Dryer Atoms player (sideline & showers) (uncredited)
Liam Dunn Dr. Morgan
Warde Donovan Butcher
Larry Burrell Locker Room Announcer
Titos Vandis Seth Petrovic
Hanna Landy Molly Petrovic
Irwin Charone Hotel Clerk
Timothy Brown Calvin Barnes
Jackson Bostwick Stjepan Petrovic
John Orchard Pemberton Captain
Larry McCormick N.Y. Broadcaster
Jack Manning Mayor
Jeanne Bates Nurse
Name Job
Vincent McEveety Director
Don Nelson Screenplay
Al Roelofs Art Direction
Eustace Lycett Visual Effects
Herb Taylor Sound
Harrison Ellenshaw Visual Effects
Ted Key Story
Robert F. Brunner Original Music Composer
Robert Stafford Editor
Art Cruickshank Visual Effects
Frank Regula Sound Mixer
Walter Sheets Orchestrator
Arthur Alsberg Screenplay
John B. Mansbridge Art Direction
Frank R. McKelvy Set Decoration
Danny Lee Visual Effects
Frank V. Phillips Director of Photography
Buddy Joe Hooker Stunt Coordinator
Name Title
Ron Miller Producer
Christopher Hibler Associate Producer
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r96sk
6.0

This drags. I actually don't mind how silly the premise to <em>'Gus'</em> is, yet even so it's such a slow and predictable watch. There's a few decent gags spread across the 96 minute run time, but there's so much plainness with everything else. The plot itself is something that feels seen before ... , across Disney's many high school/sport comedies from these early decades. As for the cast, Ed Asner is the best performer as Hank Cooper. Don Knotts (Venner) and Tim Conway (Crankcase) are in a film again, following on from <em>'The Apple Dumpling Gang'</em>; though they aren't a pair here, Tom Bosley (Spinner) teams up with Conway instead. Regardless, none of the three are all that amusing. There are a few other OK but forgettable roles, while the sports commentator bits are way more annoying than they are funny. Not a production I would recommend, even if you could pick many worse live-action films from this studio to watch.

Jun 23, 2021