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| Disney / Buena Vista (7/7/1976) | |||||
| Children, Comedy | |||||
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| Edward Asner | Hank Cooper |
| Don Knotts | Coach Venner |
| Ed Asner | Hank Cooper |
| Gary Grimes | Andy Petrovic |
| Tim Conway | Crankcase |
| Liberty 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 |
| Louise Williams | Debbie Kovac |
| Tom Bosley | Spinner |
| Titos Vandis | Papa Petrovic |
| Hanna Hertelendy | Mama Petrovic |
| Liam Dunn | Dr. Morgan |
| Director | Vincent McEveety
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| Producer | Ron Miller
Christopher Hibler |
| Writer | Arthur Alsberg
Don Nelson Ted Key |
| Cinematography | Frank V. Phillips
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| Musician | Robert F. Brunner
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In this Disney film, Hank Cooper (Ed Asner) the owner of a losing professional football team, recruits Gus, a Yugoslavian soccer player, to his team. Even though Gus is a mule, he figures the animal can be taught to make field-goal kicks. Despite the outrage of his team, and sabotage efforts by Crankcase, Spinner and Gwymm (Tim Conway, Tom Bosley and Harold Gould), Gus the Mule kicks his team all the way to a championship. — Clarke Fountain |
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