Following the positive response to the film, the franchise continued with later installments. The movie was one of the studio's most successful live-action films at the time. The Walt Disney Company released a 1975 feature film adaptation that was mostly faithful to the source material. It was originally published in 1978 by the Westminster Press in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Key penned the novelization, based on the screenplay by Malcolm Marmorstein. The duo escape with the remainder of their people, who call themselves 'Castaways'.Ī sequel novel titled Return from Witch Mountain was released in 1978 by the Walt Disney Studios, to coincide with the release of their feature film of the same title. Over the events of the book, the two remember their true nature as extraterrestrial life who came to Earth, when their home-planet was being destroyed. After being released to a man self-described to be their 'uncle', they discover his nefarious plans in using them for personal gain. The pair, who have little recollection of their past, are placed into a juvenile detention home by social services. The events of the story follow two teenage orphans named Tony and Tia, who have paranormal abilities. The Walt Disney Company's Witch Mountain franchise is based on the 1968 science fiction novel Escape to Witch Mountain, written by Alexander Key. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the Pennsylvania Film Office.įile:Rated PG MPAA Rating ID (1981).Further information: Escape to Witch Mountain Novels This project was made possible with the support of Written by Mick Jagger and Keith RichardsĬourtesy of FINIS, By arrangement with Secret Road Music Services, Inc.Ĭiara appears courtesy of Epic Records, a division of Sony Music Entertainment Published by Domino Publishing Company of America, Inc.

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