Treasure of Matecumbe (1976)

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Written by Don Tait, Robert Lewis Taylor

Directed by Vince McEveety

Running Time: 115 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1976

Rating: U Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

After inheriting a treasure map, a young man and his traveling companions set out for Florida in search of fame and fortune. Standing in the way of their success is a long time enemy of the family.

Cast

Robert FoxworthJim
Joan HackettLauriette Paxton
Peter UstinovDr. Ewing T. Snodgrass
Vic MorrowSpangler
Johnny DoranDavie
Billy 'Pop' AtmoreThad
Jane WyattAunt Effie
Virginia VincentAunt Lou
Robert DoQuiBen
Don KnightSkaggs
Mills WatsonCatrell
Dub TaylorSheriff Forbes
Valentin de VargasCharlie
Dick Van PattenThe Gambler
George LindseyCoahoma Sheriff
Logan RamseyColey
Jonathan DalyPaxton Farrow
John MyhersCap. Boomer
Warde DonovanSheriff Coffey
James BrodheadThe Groom
John SteadmanGuide
Rex HolmanInformant
Clint RitchieFlatboat Leader
Ken RenardCustomer
Brion JamesRoustabout
John HayesMule Driver
John C. Flinn IIISpangler's Man
Louie EliasSpangler's Man
Richard WrightSpangler's Man
David S. Cass Sr.Spangler's Man

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