Summaries

A poor farmer is always inventing things. A lot of them don't work, but the toys he makes brings joy to the children at the local orphanage. It is a very good movie.

Claude Raintree creates toys and gives them to the local orphanage. Unfortunately some of his "creations" do more than they were designed to do. Hysterical neighbors and law enforcement can't control him and even the spy from a big city toy manufacturer gets caught up in the web of ultrasonic, over-the-top harebrained adventure. Along the way, Claude tries to save his farm and the orphanage from foreclosure - marry his sweetheart of 12-years - and adopt an orphan he's fallen in love with. The Man From Clover Grove is a heartwarming story of generosity, love and life's most important attribute - the importance of family.—Hank Hiller

Details

Keywords
  • children
  • independent film
  • poverty
Genres
  • Comedy
  • Family
Release date Dec 11, 1975
Motion Picture Rating (MPA) G
Countries of origin United States
Language English
Filming locations Agoura, California, USA
Production companies Destiny Worldwide Entertainment Intro Media Productions Inc.

Box office

Budget $47930

Tech specs

Runtime 1h 36m
Color Color
Sound mix Dolby Digital Mono
Aspect ratio 1.85 : 1

Synopsis

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