Savage Sam
1963 theatrical release poster
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Savage Sam
1963 theatrical release poster
Absolute savage from Sam 💀😭
How exactly did a yellow Mastador (or a Black Mouth Cur, if you're talking books instead of movies) sire what appears to be a full blooded Blue Tick Coonhound?
This has bothered me for literally my whole life, ok? 🤣 Especially since puppy Sam looks exactly like Yeller! What happened to the yellow fluff? How did it turn mottled blue-grey? Dog fur doesn't work that way!
Tom Dooley the Dog made his film debut as Savage Sam (1963).
original publicity still for Savage Sam (1963), directed by Norman Tokar. Norm was born in Newark, New Jersey, and had 40 director credits from a 1951 episode to The Cat from Outer Space (1978). His other notable credits include 93 episodes of Leave It To Beaver, 22 episodes of The Donna Reed Show, his first Disney feature Big Red, The Ugly Dauchshund, The Boatniks, five episodes of The Doris Day Show, an episode of MASH, and The Apple Dumpling Gang.
Savage Sam (1963) is Walt Disney Studios' sixth live action honorable mention, after The Legend of Lobo, The Parent Trap, Charlie the Lonesome Cougar, Mary Poppins, and The Bears and I.
Royal Dano as Pack Underwood in Savage Sam (1t963). Royal was born in New York City and had 197 acting credits, from an uncredited bit as a convict in 1943, to 1993. His other notable credits include The Red Badge of Courage (another honorable mention), Bend of the River, Johnny Guitar, The Trouble with Harry (as the deputy sheriff), Moby Dick, an episode of Father Knows Best, two episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Cimarron, five episodes of The Rifleman, an episode of The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, five episodes of The Virginian, three episodes of Bonanza, four episodes of The Big Valley, The Skin Game, The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid, Cahill: US Marshall, Big Bad Mama, The Outlaw Josey Wales, three episodes of Little House on the Prairie, an episode of Fantasy Island, Something Wicked This Way Comes, The Right Stuff, Ghoulies II, Killer Klowns from Outer Space, and two episodes of Twin Peaks.
Brian Keith as Uncle Beck Coates and Dewey Martin in a scene from Savage Sam (1963). This is Brian's second honorable mention, after The Parent Trap, another film for Disney.