Call Of The Wild (1993)

Released: 1993-04-25 Duration: 1hr 37min

Genres: Family Adventure TV Movie

Rating 6.9

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Overview

A young boy heads off to the Yukon after hearing tales about the Gold Rush, and he forms an unwavering friendship with a heroic Alsatian dog called Buck.

Production Companies

RHI Entertainment

Additional Info

Budget	$0.00
Revenue	$0.00
Original Language	en
Popularity	3.238

Directed By

Alan Smithee

Michael Toshiyuki Uno

Crew

Director
Alan Smithee

Director
Michael Toshiyuki Uno

Executive Producer
Robert Halmi Sr.

Producer
Alan Jacobs

Line Producer
Robert Frederick

Teleplay
Christopher Lofton

Original Music Composer
Lee Holdridge

Novel
Jack London

Director of Photography
David Geddes

Production Designer
John Willett

Editor
James Rick

Production Executive
Njeri Karago

Casting
Lynn Kressel

Casting
Sid Kozak

Assistant Costume Designer
Glenne Campbell

Makeup Artist
Jan Newman

Costume Designer
Wendy Partridge

Music Supervisor
John Caper Jr.

Hairstylist
Brenda Turner

Assistant Editor
Richard J. Rossi

Set Decoration
Elizabeth Wilcox

Script Supervisor
Temple Anderson

First Assistant Director
Mick MacKay

Second Assistant Director
James Marshall

Gaffer
Andrew W. Davidson

Sound Mixer
Mark Holden

Unit Production Manager
Robert Frederick

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