
The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin (1967) on Netflix
PG19671h 48mActionComedyDramaFamilyWestern
Jack Flagg of Boston stows away on a ship to San Francisco, hoping the gold rush will restore his family's fortune. The butler, Eric Griffin, is on the same voyage.
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Plot summary
In Boston in 1849, Jack Flagg and his sister Arabella lose their parents. Jack stows away aboard a vessel bound for San Francisco, drawn by the California gold rush, and the household butler Eric Griffin ends up on the voyage too. Griffin makes himself useful to the captain as cook and servant. Quentin Bartlett, an actor among the passengers, has a map to a gold mine, and the crooked Judge Higgins takes it. Griffin, Jack and Quentin go after the judge. Arabella makes her own way to San Francisco and takes a job performing at a saloon. Griffin meets the stocky bully Mountain Ox and drops him with one punch, and the feat wins him the name Bullwhip.
Cast
Roddy McDowallas Bullwhip Griffin
Suzanne Pleshetteas Arabella Flagg
Karl Maldenas Judge Higgins
Harry Guardinoas Sam Trimble
Richard Haydnas Quentin Bartlett
Hermione Baddeleyas Miss Irene Chesney
Bryan Russellas Jack Flagg
Liam Redmondas Capt. Swain
Cecil Kellawayas Mr. Pemberton
Joby Bakeras Bandido Leader
Mike Mazurkias Mountain Ox
Alan Carneyas Joe Turner
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin (1967)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Tony Hancock was cast in The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin but was sacked during production because of his erratic behavior, and Richard Haydn was brought in to replace him.
- For the streaming release of The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin, Disney+ overdubbed the word "coolie" from dialogue that referred to a character's disguise.
- The 1967 comedy The Adventures of Bullwhip Griffin was the fifth and final film that director James Neilson made for Disney.




















