| Klaus Maria Brandauer | Alex Larson |
| Ethan Hawke | Jack Conroy |
| Seymour Cassel | Skunker |
| Susan Hogan | Belinda |
| James Remar | Beauty Smith |
| Bill Moseley | Luke |
| Pius Savage | Grey Beaver |
| Suzanne Kent | Heather |
| Bart the Bear | Bear |
| John Beers | Sykes' Dog Handler |
| Diane Benson | Grey Beaver's Wife |
| Van Clifton | Piano Player |
| David Fallon | Lookout |
| Tom Fallon | Prospector |
| Mike Fenton | |
| Clifford Fossman | 1st Old Timer |
| Michael A. Hagen | Teenager |
| Robert G. Hoelen | Bar Patron |
| Aaron Hotch | Little Beaver |
| Charles Jimmie Sr. | Older Indian |
| Rob Kyker | 1st Frozen Prospector |
| Michael David Lally | Sykes |
| Dick Mackey | Sled-Dog Prospector |
| Valorie Massalas | |
| Raymond R. Menaker | Shopkeeper |
| Jim Moore | Violin Player |
| George Rogers | Registrar |
| George Rogers | Registrar |
| Marliese Schneider | Woman of the Night |
| Irvin Sogge | 2nd Old Timer |
| Judy Taylor | |
| Ted | White Fang |
| Tom Yewel | 2nd Frozen Prospector |
| Clint B. Youngreen | Tinker |
| Randal Kleiser | Director |
| Rick Barker | Stunts |
| Jenny Beavan | Costumes/Costume Designer |
| Andrew Bergman | Producer |
| Michael S. Bolton | Production Designer |
| John Bright | Costumes/Costume Designer |
| Sandy Cochrane | Art Director |
| Lisa Day | Editor |
| David Fallon | Screenwriter |
| Brian Kasch | Set Decoration/Design |
| David Kelson | Sound Mixer |
| Mike Lobell | Producer |
| Tony Pierce-Roberts | Cinematographer |
| Basil Poledouris | Score Composer |
| Marykay Powell | Producer |
| Richard H. Prince | Producer |
| Jeanne Rosenberg | Screenwriter |
| Rob Schneider | Production Designer |
| Nick Thiel | Screenwriter |
| Shirley Walker | Score Composer |
Anonymous
Posted October 1, 2010
THIS DVD IS AN OUTSTANDING STORY FOR ANY AGE.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
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Posted January 13, 2004
Never read the book. My son and husband love the movie and so i'm forced to buy it. I enjoyed it as well.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.
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Posted March 31, 2003
Dude the boock o the best ever! Especially if you enjoy reading about wolves but movie has NOTHING to do with the book besodes the title ''White Fang'' on the scale from 0-10 Book: 10 movie: 4
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Posted February 12, 2003
i'd prefer reading the book first before watching the movie. the movie was good, but the book is better.
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Posted April 30, 2001
I PERSONALLY THOUGHT THAT THIS MOVIE WAS GOOD.ALTHOUGH I HAVE TO AGREE WITH THE PERSON WHO WROTE EARLIER IT HAS TRAILED ALONG FROM THE BOOK,I STILL THOUGH IT WAS GREAT.I LOVE WOLVES I EVEN HAVE WOLF STUFF ALL IN MY ROOM.
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Posted February 12, 2001
When i watched this movie i couldn't help but think what Jack London would feel when watching this film. I had just read his masterfull work of art to have it portrayed in the movie nothing like he intended. The book is very tamtalizing in detail, but the movie picks up where the book is nearing its end, and has nothing to do of Londons conception of the writing. I urge you to read the book first please then decide.
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Posted December 31, 2010
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