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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Jonathan Taylor Thomas | ... | Marshall | |
| Devon Sawa | ... | Mark | |
| Scott Bairstow | ... | Marty | |
| Frances Fisher | ... | Agnes | |
| Jamey Sheridan | ... | Marty Sr. | |
| Tracey Walter | ... | Leon | |
| Don Stroud | ... | Stango | |
| Zack Ward | ... | D.C. | |
| Claudia Stedelin | ... | Annie | |
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Anastasia Spivey | ... | Donna Jo |
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Leighanne Littrell | ... | Tanna (as Leighanne Wallace) |
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Amy Lee Douglas | ... | Julie Anne |
| Sonny Shroyer | ... | Bud | |
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Rachel Fowler | ... | Sarah |
| Jennifer Crumbley | ... | Betsy | |
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Three brothers - Marshall, Marty and Mark dream of becoming naturalists and portraying animal life of America. One summer their dream comes true, they travel through America, filming alligators, bears and moose. Written by Anonymous
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2 July 1997 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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$2,875,117, 6 July 1997, Wide ReleaseGross USA:
$7,324,662, 17 August 1997Company Credits
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Performed by Jerry Lee Lewis
Words and Music by Johnny O'Keefe, Johnny Greenan, and Dave Owen (as Dave Owens)
Courtesy of Sun International Corporation
By Arrangement with Rhino Entertainment Company
Published by Wren Music Co. (BMI)
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Marty went on to produce the acclaimed nature series 'Wild America'. Mark became an Emmy award winner and one of the foremost wildlife filmmakers in the world. Marshall recently completed a documentary about endangered snails. He is now looking for bigger game. And Agnes spent two glorious weeks on the beaches of Hawaii, while Marty Sr. combed the island for car parts. See more »Goofs
The scene where Marshall and Mark are in the swamp, Marty is clearly seen not filming them being chased by the alligator but later on in the movie, when they show their film they show the alligator chasing Mark and Marshall. See more »Quotes
Marty Stouffer: [standing up to Mark] What's this? You're Marshall's protector? From asshole to angel? I must have missed the great transformation!See more »
Crazy Credits
Right before the credits roll: On April 6, 1977 "The Predators" aired on NBC narrated by Robert Redford. Marty went on to produce the acclaimed series "Wild America". Mark became an Emmy award winner and one of the foremost wildlife filmmakers in the world. Marshall recently complete a documentary about endangered snails. He is now looking for bigger game. (Then a postcard of "Mom and Dad" saying "Greetings from Hawaii) And Agnes spent two glorious weeks on the beaches of Hawaii while Marty Sr. combed the island for car parts. See more »Soundtracks
Real Wild Child (Wild One)Performed by Jerry Lee Lewis
Words and Music by Johnny O'Keefe, Johnny Greenan, and Dave Owen (as Dave Owens)
Courtesy of Sun International Corporation
By Arrangement with Rhino Entertainment Company
Published by Wren Music Co. (BMI)
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I recently watched this movie on a Sunny Sunday morning whilst in bed, sounds very ideological, but is true. I must say I do not believe it is all that bad. OK at times the screenplay does stray away from it's original context and the stereotypical WASP family may reinforce unrealistic portrayals of Hollywood, but with this, with a little effort on our behalf, we the audience can allow ourselves to be whisked away into the young boys adventure, out of the harsh realities of life. When analysed, issues of father and son relationships and the transition of boy to manhood become quite clear. Taking into consideration that the film was made nearly ten years ago, I feel it serves importantly as balance between strong realism and fairy tale.