
The Adventures of Mickey Matson and the Copperhead Conspiracy (2012) on Netflix
PG20121h 34mAdventureComedyFamily
Mickey Matson finds a map on a Petoskey stone his late Grandpa Jack left him. With Sully Braginton he follows clues to keep three mystical objects from men rebuilding an ancient device.
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Plot summary
Grandpa Jack has died, and what he leaves behind for his grandson Mickey Matson is a Petoskey stone with a map encoded on it. That map begins a trail of clues. Meanwhile a group of Confederates who believe the Civil War never ended has rebuilt a mythical device from ancient times, and three mystical objects give the device its power. Mickey and his newfound friend Sully Braginton take up Grandpa Jack's clues, hoping to reach the objects first and keep them out of the men's hands. Should the device be completed, Mickey's family home and the whole country stand to lose. Flashback scenes carry the story back to the Civil War and the Lincoln presidential era.
Cast
Derek Brandonas Mickey Matson
Lee Arenbergas Billy Lee
Patrika Darboas Grams
Francesca Derosaas Sully
Christopher Lloydas Grandpa Jack
- Rick Plummeras Stalwert Priggish III
Ernie Hudsonas Ivan Stumpwater
Frank Drankas Jeremiah
Kevin Yonas Buckshot Plindenberg
- Greg L. Rogersas Vincent Hoffenboo (as Greg L. Rogers)
Amy McFaddenas Mom
- Phil Giganteas Dad
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about The Adventures of Mickey Matson and the Copperhead Conspiracy (2012)
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- Walmart retailing staff suggested retitling the film for its July 16, 2013 DVD release as The Adventures of Mickey Matson and the Copperhead Treasure, reasoning "Treasure" was clearer to younger viewers, and adding "The Adventures of..." so it would file under A in digital listings.
- The film's primary artifact is a Petoskey stone, a real rock that is also the state stone of Michigan.





















