| Year Released |
| 1967 |
| Director |
| Robert Stevenson |
| Genre(s) |
| Musical comedy |
| Specific Locations of Filming |
| Big Basin State Park |
Brief Synopsis
A view of the VHS cover.
Millionaire and grandkids find two gnomes in a forest and agree to help them find others of their kind.
Scenes Prominently Featuring Local Locations
Redwood trees in Big Basin State Park.
Overall Effects of the Film Locally
Unknown.
Reviews
TRIVIA:
Filmed in 1965, this Disney film is noted as the last movie for Ed Wynn. (His character was Rufus.) Wynn died before the release of the movie. It was also the last film of Matthew Garber (Rodney Winthrop in the movie). Walter Brennan has two roles in the movie. Brennan plays the millionaire, D.J. Mulrooney, and the elderly gnome, Knobby.
Walter Brennan does sing in the movie. In 1962, Walter Brennan's song, "Old Rivers" was a top 10 hit.
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