The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again (1979)

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Bill Bixby and Susan Clark in The Apple Dumpling Gang (1975)

Tim Conway and Don Knotts in The Apple Dumpling Gang (1975)

Tim Conway, Don Knotts, Stacy Manning, Clay O'Brien, and Brad Savage in The Apple Dumpling Gang (1975)

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Bill Bixby

Susan Clark

Don Knotts

Don Tait

Jack M. Bickham

Three orphan children strike gold in 1878 California.

Norman Tokar

The Apple Dumpling Gang

Funnier Than Most!

In the 1970&apos;s, Disney churned out cheap film after cheap film meant to draw children in without spending much money. They had mediocre acting, mediocre laughs and often obscure and pointless plots.

Out of all these films, The Apple Dumpling Gang is one of the few that succeeds in capturing the audience. This is entirely due to the splendid performances by Don Knotts and Tim Conway. These accomplished comedy actors give perhaps the most hilarious performances that Disney has delivered to date.

The plot is pretty pointless, most of the acting is only okay, but the dialogue and action, especially from Knotts and Conway, is hilarious. Catch this film if you just want to laugh.

You can also see the sequel, which delivers quite a few laughs but is a little too weird and pointless for my taste.

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In the 1970's, Disney churned out cheap film after cheap film meant to draw children in without spending much money. They had mediocre acting, mediocre laughs and often obscure and pointless plots.

Out of all these films, The Apple Dumpling Gang is one of the few that succeeds in capturing the audience. This is entirely due to the splendid performances by Don Knotts and Tim Conway. These accomplished comedy actors give perhaps the most hilarious performances that Disney has delivered to date.

The plot is pretty pointless, most of the acting is only okay, but the dialogue and action, especially from Knotts and Conway, is hilarious. Catch this film if you just want to laugh.

You can also see the sequel, which delivers quite a few laughs but is a little too weird and pointless for my taste.

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