The story of three pets, a cat and two dogs, who lose their owners when they are all on vacation. Can they find their way home?The story of three pets, a cat and two dogs, who lose their owners when they are all on vacation. Can they find their way home?The story of three pets, a cat and two dogs, who lose their owners when they are all on vacation. Can they find their way home?
Iréna Mayeska
- Mrs. Nurmias Mrs. Nurmi
- (as Irena Mayeska)
Rex Allen
- Narratoras Narrator
- (voice)
Syn Cat
- Tao -Catas Tao -Cat
- (uncredited)
Muffy
- Bodger -Dogas Bodger -Dog
- (uncredited)
Rink
- Luath -Dogas Luath -Dog
- (uncredited)
The story of three pets, a cat and two dogs, who lose their owners when they are all on vacation. Can they find their way home?
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What!? No Oscar Nominations For Luath, Bodger, And Tao?
And, so - Tell me - Who says (in this jaded day and age of ours) that one can't find pleasant entertainment-value in watching a live-action adventure story that contains no CGI, no gore, no sex, no profanity, no over-the-top violence, and no explosions, whatsoever? Eh? Who?
Well - Let me tell you - 1963's "The Incredible Journey" (from Disney Studios) is a truly wholesome and delightful, family-oriented, animal story that can certainly be enjoyed by all ages (young, old, and, yes, jaded, as well).
Featuring lively voice-over narration provided by veteran actor, Rex Allen - The Incredible Journey's many outdoor scenes of pure natural beauty were (believe it or not) actually filmed in Canada in the vast wilderness area of Northern Ontario.
Anyway - This film's happy/sad/tragic story tells the tale of a 200-mile trek taken by Luath (the Labrador retriever), Bodger (the bull-terrier), and Tao (the Siamese cat) who (together as a loyal team) bravely venture across this great distance in hopes of soon reuniting themselves with their beloved human family.
Well - Let me tell you - 1963's "The Incredible Journey" (from Disney Studios) is a truly wholesome and delightful, family-oriented, animal story that can certainly be enjoyed by all ages (young, old, and, yes, jaded, as well).
Featuring lively voice-over narration provided by veteran actor, Rex Allen - The Incredible Journey's many outdoor scenes of pure natural beauty were (believe it or not) actually filmed in Canada in the vast wilderness area of Northern Ontario.
Anyway - This film's happy/sad/tragic story tells the tale of a 200-mile trek taken by Luath (the Labrador retriever), Bodger (the bull-terrier), and Tao (the Siamese cat) who (together as a loyal team) bravely venture across this great distance in hopes of soon reuniting themselves with their beloved human family.
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