Gumby: The Movie (1995) - Turner Classic Movies

Brief Synopsis

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One day while Gumby is traveling through the book, "Down on the Farm", he discovers that his longtime enemies, The Blockheads--who own the loan company--have foreclosed on all the farmer's properties. Gumby and the Clayboys decide to hold a benefit concert to raise money to buy back the lost farms.

Cast & Crew

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Art Clokey

Dallas Mckennon

Voice Of Claybert; Voice Of Fatbuckle; Voice Of Gumby; Voice Of Kapp

Art Clokey

Voice Of Gumbo; Voice Of Pokey; Voice Of Prickle

Gloria Clokey

Manny Lacarruba

Voice Of Thinbuckle

Alice Young

Voice Of Ginger

Film Details

Also Known As

Gumby 1

MPAA Rating

Genre

Adventure

Fantasy

Release Date

1995

Production Company

City of Sausalito; Skywalker Sound

Location

Northern California, USA

Technical Specs

Duration

1h 30m

Synopsis

One day while Gumby is traveling through the book, "Down on the Farm", he discovers that his longtime enemies, The Blockheads--who own the loan company--have foreclosed on all the farmer's properties. Gumby and the Clayboys decide to hold a benefit concert to raise money to buy back the lost farms. Gumby puts on a spectacular performance which has a strange, yet amazing, effect on his dog, Lowbelly--he starts to cry... pearls! These pearl tears do not go unnoticed by the unscrupulous Blockheads. Thinking it is the Clayboys' music which triggers Lowbelly's tears, the greedy Blockheads devise a selfish scam to record the music, dognap Lowbelly and harvest the free-flowing pearls. Upon returning to their lab, the Blockheads try in vain to induce Gumby's loyal friend to shed pearl tears by playing tapes of the Clayboys' music. The plot thickens when a computer instructs the bumbling blockheads that only LIVE music will work: Undaunted, they scheme to kidnap the whole band!

Director

Art Clokey

Cast

Dallas Mckennon

Voice Of Claybert; Voice Of Fatbuckle; Voice Of Gumby; Voice Of Kapp

Art Clokey

Voice Of Gumbo; Voice Of Pokey; Voice Of Prickle

Gloria Clokey

Manny Lacarruba

Voice Of Thinbuckle

Alice Young

Voice Of Ginger

Janet Macduff

Patti Morse

Bonnie Randolph

Voice Of Farm Lady; Voice Of Lowbelly

Ozzie Ahler

Voice Of Radio Announcer

Crew

Ozzie Ahlers

Ozzie Ahlers

Song (Music), Song Producer

Marco Ambrosio

Music Score (Marcoco)

Michael Belzer

Trimensional Animation

Stephen Buckley

Trimensional Animation

Craig Chaquico

Lead Guitar ("Take Me Away" "Rockin' Arc Park")

Art Clokey

Art Clokey

Art Clokey

Trimensional Animation

Art Clokey

Gloria Clokey

Song (Lyrics) "Take Me Away" "This Way 'N That)

Gloria Clokey

Gloria Clokey

Gloria Clokey

Kirby Coleman

Song Performer ("This Way 'N That")

Jerry Gerber

Angie Glocka

Trimensional Animation

Ruth Goodell

Song Producer ("He Was Once" (Clokey Productions))

Kurt Hanson

Trimensional Animation

Holly Harman

Melissa Kary

Song Performer ("Take Me Away")

Pete Kleinow

Song ("He Was Once")

Peter Kleinow

Trimensional Animation

Tony Laudati

Trimensional Animation

Daniel Mason

Daniel Mason

Trimensional Animation

Marilyn Mccoppen

Tom Rubalcava

Model Sculpturing

Lynn Stevenson

Harry Walton

Trimensional Animation

Ken Willard

Trimensional Animation

Film Details

Also Known As

Gumby 1

MPAA Rating

Genre

Adventure

Fantasy

Release Date

1995

Production Company

City of Sausalito; Skywalker Sound

Location

Northern California, USA

Technical Specs

Duration

1h 30m

Quotes

Trivia

Miscellaneous Notes

Released in United States Spring May 12, 1995

Released in United States December 8, 1995

Released in United States on Video December 19, 1995

Feature directorial debut for Gumby creator Art Clokey.

Released in United States Spring May 12, 1995

Released in United States December 8, 1995

Released in United States on Video December 19, 1995

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