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White Fang 2: Myth of the White Wolf (1994) 5.1
In order to save one of the last Alaskin native tribes, Fang bands together with a friend of his master to stop miners from destroying a sacred land. Director:Ken OlinWriter:David Fallon |
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Henry Casey
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Lily Joseph
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Al Harrington | ... |
Moses Joseph
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Peter
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Katrin
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Rev. Leland Drury
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Paul Coeur | ... |
Adam John Hale
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Heath
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Lloyd Halverson
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Woodrow W. Morrison | ... |
Bad Dog
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Reynold Russ | ... |
Leon
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Nathan Young | ... |
One Ear
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Charles Natkong Sr. | ... |
Sshaga-Holy Man
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Edward Davis | ... |
Sshaga-Apprentice
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Byron Chief-Moon | ... |
Matthew
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In order to save one of the last Alaskin native tribes, Fang bands together with a friend of his master to stop miners from destroying a sacred land.
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An Ancient Myth. A Land of Mystery. An Extraordinary Adventure.Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
15 April 1994 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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$8,878,839 (USA)Company Credits
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Ethan Hawke returns for a mute cameo before passing on the lead role to an unknown actor in this pointless film. Henry Casey is looking after Jack's claim and White Fang after Jack finally moves to San Francisco. He meets a native girl who convinces him to search for Caribou. And...that's it when it comes to plot.
It's very, very slow and doesn't really build up to much. There are still some lovely views and scenery but the scope is lost, and even White Fang himself has a diminished presence and function.
Overall White Fang 2 feels and looks a lot like a Disney Channel TV and not like a theatrical movie. Nothing to do with Jack London either, so I can't really recommend it to any particular fanbase the first might have had.