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Follow Me, Boys! is a 1966 American comedy-drama film produced by Walt Disney Productions. It is an adaptation of the 1954 novel God and My Country by MacKinlay Kantor and was the final film released by Walt Disney Productions in Walt Disney 's lifetime, with Disney dying exactly two weeks after the film's premiere.
Jackie Cooper as Bruce Scott, leader of the Scout Troop; David Durand as Rip Rawson; Bill Cody, Jr. as Skeets Scanlon; Vondell Darr as Mary Scanlon; William Ruhl as Hal Marvin, a G-Man on the trail of the counterfeiters; Sidney Miller as Hermie, a Boy Scout; Ivan Miller as Turk Mortensen; Edwin Stanley as Pat Scanlon; Ralph Dunn as Pug O'Toole ...
The boy returns the money, impressing the Jordans. When the couple pursue adoption through the local church, Rev. Dr. Stone mentions that the Scout troop is in need of a new scoutmaster. Jordan sees it as a chance to find out more about children, but is appalled by their rowdy behavior. As a Cub Scout, Mike is too young to be a Boy Scout but ...
A Boy Scout can be seen behind Weird Al Yankovic on the album cover of Poodle Hat; In March 2013, Madonna made a public appearance dressed as a Scout and called for the BSA to lift the ban on gay membership. [30] "Born to be a Scout" (2009) was featured in the movie "Scout Camp". "Girl Scout" in the musical "Beetlejuice" (Broadway)
The film follows four Boy Scouts and two Scout leaders, from the streets of Harlem to the woods of Camp Keowa on Crystal Lake in the Catskills.The newest Scout, eleven-year-old Keith Dozier, spends his first week at camp facing the challenges of the woods: the dock test in the deep lake, creatures of the night, the climbing tower, the raucous dining hall, and the kitchen.
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Ace is shocked, but makes a gesture of congratulating the Davises; still, the minute he leaves the room, he throws a temper tantrum. When Phil asks Brady who grandpa's neighbor was who gave him advice, Brady points out a man in the audience, who turns out to be the man in the instructional video Phil has been watching to help design his car.