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A Stranger in My Forest (1976)

Orphaned by a tragic car crash, young Robbie and his older sister Susie come to live with their grandmother. A full-grown bear named Luke (after St. Luke), who steals hearts (and food) all over town, soon befriends the lonely boy. As a bitter old man plots Luke’s death, a mysterious stranger appears thrusting all into a hair-raising adventure
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Orphaned by a tragic car crash, young Robbie and his older sister Susie come to live with their grandmother. A full-grown bear named Luke (after St. Luke), who steals hearts (and food) all over town, soon befriends the lonely boy. As a bitter old man plots Luke’s death, a mysterious stranger appears thrusting all into a hair-raising adventure

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Genre:Family, Drama
Directed By:Donald W. Thompson
Written By:Donald W. Thompson, Russ Doughten
In Theaters:1/1/1976
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Mark IV Pictures Incorporated

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Donald W. Thompson

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Eddie Moran

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Susan Backlinie

Susie

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George Jones

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Trent Dolan

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