Title | Adventures Of Spin & Marty |
Year | 1955 |
Time | 275 mins |
Genre | Adventure; Children; Western |
Director | William Beaudine |
Edition | Walt Disney Treasures Limited Edition Tin |
Format | DVD |
Actor | Dee Aaker as Russell the Muscle; Harry Carey Jr. as Bill Burnett; Roy Barcroft as Col. Logan; Tim Considine as Spin Evans; David Stollery as Martin 'Marty' Markham; Leonard P. Geer as Ollie |
Rating | NR (Not Rated) |
Cinematography | |
Language | English |
Plot | The Adventures of Spin and Marty premiered on The Mickey Mouse Club in 1955 and scored an instant hit. Like many of Disney's most successful creations, Spin and Marty was a simple story. Rich, coddled Martin Markham (David Stollery) arrives at the Triple R in his grandmother's limousine and dismisses the dude ranch for boys as 'a dirty old farm.' His comment angers everyone, especially Spin Evans (Tim Considine), the most popular boy on the ranch. Over the course of the summer, Marty learns to relax and make friends; he and Spin become best buddies. Humor and wisdom are dispensed by wrangler Ollie (Leonard P. Greer), 'Well I'll be a blue-nosed gopher!'; Marty's fussy butler, Perkins (J. Pat O'Malley); avuncular foreman Bill Burnett (Harry Carey, Jr.); and George (Sammee Tong), the Chinese cook, who regales the boys with Western songs in Cantonese. The characters proved so popular Disney brought them back in The Further Adventures of Spin and Marty (1957) and The New Adventures of Spin |
Producer | Bill Walsh |
Writer | Jackson Gillis; Lawrence Edward Watkin |
Subtitles | English; English (Closed Captioned) |