Son of Flubber

1963

Son of Flubber

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Son Of Flubber is the first big screen sequel attempted by Walt Disney productions. Professor Ned Brainard (Fred MacMurray) has come up with a new invention called "dry rain." A gun-like devise creates a rain cloud at the desired target. The one drawback is that the gun shatters every piece of glass in the immediate area. Brainard's faithful assistant Biff Hawk (Tommy Kirk) develops a by-product of flubber called flubbergas. Instead of the basketball team as in it's film predecessor, the football team is aided by the new invention to help them win the big game. The Professor faces the judge in court over the damage his dry rain gun leaves in the wake of it's use. The dark storm clouds of justice loom ominously over the inventor before a country agricultural agent produces giant vegetables that prove the value of the rain gun. Virtually the same cast appears in this film as appeared in "The Absent Minded Professor." The Disney sequel brought in over 9 million dollars in the initial release. It didn't take a college professor to prove the numbers added up quite well.

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Cast

Fred MacMurray
as Professor Ned Brainard
Keenan Wynn
as Alonzo Hawk
Nancy Olson
as Betsy Brainard
Tommy Kirk
as Biff Hawk
Ed Wynn
as A.J. Allen
Charles Ruggles
as Judge Murdock
Charlie Ruggles
as Judge Murdock
Leon Ames
as President Rufus Daggett
Ken Murray
as Mr. Hurley
William Demarest
as Mr. Hummel
Paul Lynde
as Sportscaster
Elliott Reid
as Shelby Ashton
Bob Sweeney
as Mr. Harker
Joanna Cook Moore
as Desiree de la Roche
Edward Andrews
as Defense Secretary
James Westerfield
as Officer Hanson
Stuart Erwin
as Coach Wilson
Alan Hewitt
as Prosecutor
Leon Tyler
as Humphrey Harker
Forrest Lewis
as Officer Kelly
Alan Carney
as Referee
Lee Giroux
as Newscaster
Jack Albertson
as Mr. Barley
Eddie Ryder
as Mr. Osborne
Harriet MacGibbon
as Edna Daggett
Beverly Wills
as Mother
Wally Boag
as Father
Walter Elias Miller
as Baby Walter in TV Commercial
Henry Hunter
as Admiral
Hal Smith
as Bartender
Harvey Korman
J. Pat O'Malley
as Sign Painter
Norman Grabowski
as Rutland Football Player No. 33
Gordon Jones
as Rutland Coach
Lindy Davis
as Newsboy Joey Marriano/1st Hobgoblin
Hope Sansberry
as Secretary
Byron Foulger
as Proprietor
Jack Rice
as Juror
Robert Shayne
as Assistant to Defense Secretary
Dal McKennon
as Juror
Burt Mustin
as 1st Bailiff
Joe Flynn
as Announcer in TV Commercial
Mari Lynn
as Couple in Commercial
Belle Montrose
as Mother in Commercial
John Olsewski
as Rutland Football Player No. 15
Darby Hinton
as Hobgoblin
Brad Morrow
as Football Player
William H. O'Brien
as Attendant
Ned Wynn
as Rutland Student Manager
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Audience Reviews for Son of Flubber

There's no sons in this film, but it's still a great sequel.

Marcus Woolcott
Marcus Woolcott

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The original was better but still a funny early Ealingesq movie.

Barry Lappin
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