White Fang


1h 44m 1991

Brief Synopsis

While searching for his father's lost gold mine in the Yukon, a young man befriends a white wolf.

Film Details

Also Known As
Croc-Blanc
MPAA Rating
Genre
Adventure
Adaptation
Drama
Family
Release Date
1991
Production Company
Scott Sherline
Distribution Company
Walt Disney Studios Distribution
Location
Haines, Alaska, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 44m

Synopsis

Set in the Yukon Territory in 1897, the story of a young man and a wolf.

Crew

Tim Ahrend

Consultant

Thomas A Andriesen

Location Manager

Rick Barker

Stunts

Huston Beaumont

Best Boy

Jenny Beavan

Costume Designer

Michael A Benson

Camera Operator

Andrew Bergman

Executive Producer

Denise Bernt

Animal Trainer

Michael S Bolton

Production Designer

Debi Boulden

Animatronics

Jim Boulden

Animatronics

Tim Boyle

Music

Linda Brachman

Assistant Director

E W Bradford

Construction Coordinator

John Bright

Costume Designer

Robin Brown

Assistant Camera Operator

Pamela Kook Buttler

Other

Bob Calnan

Electrician

Gary Capo

Director Of Photography

Ken Carpenter

Wrangler

E J Castillo

Adr

Andre Cerina

Wrangler

Seth Cirker

Assistant Director

Joe Clem

Electrician

Sandy Cochrane

Art Director

Michael J Cohen

Assistant Camera Operator

Simon Coke

Sound

Gigi Coker

Makeup

Brigitte Daloin

Sound

Lisa Day

Editor

Grace Denniis

Production Accountant

Marc Deschaine

Sound

Patrick Dorman

Wardrobe Supervisor

M Elizabeth Dougherty

Assistant Camera Operator

Tara Duncan

Apprentice

Tom Erickson

Wrangler

Summer Eubanks

Assistant Property Master

Cindy Evans

Assistant

David Fallon

Screenplay

Julie Feiner

Sound

Mike Fenton

Casting

Dennis Galling

Assistant Editor

Holly Gent

Other

Jean Gilpin

Adr

Jack Haddox

Production Accountant

Raine Hall

Location Manager

William Hankins

Assistant Camera Operator

Joe Henderson

Animal Trainer

Rusty Hendrickson

Wrangler

Jerry Henery

Foreman

Wendell A Bud Hill

Foreman

Harry J. Hitner

Editor

Robert G Hoelen

Grip

Frederick Hoffman

Adr

William Hooper

Sound

Michael Hoskinson

Sound

Bob House

Wrangler

Charles Hughes

Wrangler

Paul Hulme

Music

Jeffrey A. Humphreys

Boom Operator

Charles Martin Inouye

Music Editor

Joe Janusek

Key Grip

Jeannie Jeha

Production Coordinator

Olof Kallstrom

Sound

Brian Kasch

Set Decorator

Sean Kavanagh

Set Production Assistant

David Kelson

Sound Mixer

Roger Kern

Adr

Rolf Konow

Photography

Dick Kyker

Property Master

Robert Kyker

Property Master

Larry Larson

Assistant Art Director

Paul Lasaine

Matte Painter

Luke Latino

Assistant Camera Operator

Michael Levine

Camera Operator

Ed Lish

Other

Mike Lobell

Executive Producer

Jack London

Source Material

Russel J Lyster

Gaffer

Beth Maccready

Casting

Don Macdougall

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Dessie Markovsky

Sound Editor

Dessie Markovsky

Sound Design

Jackie Martin

Consultant

Walter Maslow

Adr

William Mccaughey

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Cliff Mclaughlin

Stunts

Greig Mcritchie

Music Arranger

Doug Metzger

Assistant Director

Doug Metzger

Stunts

T A Moore

Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Bruce Moriarty

Assistant Director

Stuart Neumann

Location Manager

Stacey Packer

Consultant

Patricia Parris

Adr

Eric Peterson

Photography

Frederick Peterson

Assistant Editor

Tony Pierce-roberts

Director Of Photography

Beverly Pinnas

Assistant Editor

Basil Poledouris

Music

Marykay Powell

Producer

Steve Prince

Music

Carl Prinzi

Key Grip

Bob Putynkowski

Color Timer

Rick Raphael

Steadicam Operator

Keenie J Reeves

Other

Mike L Reynolds

Adr

Marie-ange Ripka

Hair

Sally Roberts

Wardrobe Supervisor

Maggie Rodford

Music

Marc Rogers

Gaffer

Jeanne Rosenberg

Screenplay

Clint Rowe

Consultant

Clint Rowe

Stunts

Lalanea Rowe

Consultant

Scott Rowe

Consultant

Stephani Ryan

Adr

Corinne Saaren-welch

Script Supervisor

Robert Schneider

Unit Production Manager

Martha Schrik

Property Master

Norman B Schwartz

Adr

John D Scott

Wrangler

Tod Sebens

Other

Doug Seus

Stunts

Lynne Seus

Consultant

Marcella Shane

Script Supervisor

Marcella Shane

Production

Burton Sharp

Adr

Scott Sherline

Cable Operator

Ferrell A. Shinnick

Dolly Grip

John Simpson

Consultant

Thomas G Smith

Consultant

Fred Stafford

Sound

Edward Steidele

Foley Artist

P Michael Sudmeier

Gaffer

Rob Sweeney

Assistant Camera Operator

Andrew Taylor

Dolly Grip

Judy Taylor

Casting

Ross Taylor

Foley Artist

Nick Thiel

Screenplay

John Thomas

Special Effects Foreman

Fiachra Trench

Original Music

Fiachra Trench

Music

Thomas Lee Tully

Adr

Michael Vezina

Special Effects Foreman

Erich Von Stauffenberg

Photography

Fuzzy Von Stauffenberg

Production Assistant

Shirley Walker

Original Music

Shirley Walker

Song

Victoria Westhead

Production Supervisor

Brent Winter

Sound

Craig Yaeger

Sound

Tom Yewell

Assistant

Clint Youngreen

Consultant

Clint Youngreen

Stunts

Film Details

Also Known As
Croc-Blanc
MPAA Rating
Genre
Adventure
Adaptation
Drama
Family
Release Date
1991
Production Company
Scott Sherline
Distribution Company
Walt Disney Studios Distribution
Location
Haines, Alaska, USA

Technical Specs

Duration
1h 44m

Articles

White Fang (1991)


Walt Disney Studio's beautifully photographed White Fang (1991) is loosely based on one of the all-time classic animal stories, Jack London's 1907 tale of the friendship between a young adventurer in Alaska's Yukon Valley and the white wolf-dog he rescues from a professional dog-fight promoter. In one his first roles after his breakthrough success in Dead Poets Society (1989), Ethan Hawke stars as Jack Conroy, whose search for his late father's lost gold mine is enlivened by his canine companion, played by Jed. Hawke has named Jack London among his favorite authors.

Dick Mackey, an expert in cold-weather wildernesses and a winner of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, served as a technical consultant on White Fang. Bart the bear, the hero of the Jean-Jacques Annaud's The Bear (1989), makes a guest appearance as a ferocious villain. The film's producers were given a commendation by the Humane Society for their exemplary treatment of the animal actors. The film spawned a sequel, White Fang II: Myth of the White Wolf (1994). An Italian film version of London's story, White Fang and the Hunter, was produced in 1975.

Producer: Lynn Bigelow (Executive Producer), Jim Kouf (Executive Producer), Marykay Powell
Director: Randal Kleiser
Screenplay: Jeanne Rosenberg, Nick Thiel, David Fallon, from novel by Jack London
Cinematography: Tony Pierce-Roberts
Original Music: Basil Poledouris, Fiachra Trench, Shirley Walker, Hans Zimmer
Production Design/Art Direction: Michael S. Bolton, Sandy Cochrane
Editing: Lisa Day
Principal Cast: Klaus Maria Brandauer (Alex), Ethan Hawke (Jack), Seymour Cassel (Skunker), Susan Hogan (Belinda), James Remar (Beauty), Bill Moseley (Luke).
C-109m. Closed captioning.

by Roger Fristoe
White Fang (1991)

White Fang (1991)

Walt Disney Studio's beautifully photographed White Fang (1991) is loosely based on one of the all-time classic animal stories, Jack London's 1907 tale of the friendship between a young adventurer in Alaska's Yukon Valley and the white wolf-dog he rescues from a professional dog-fight promoter. In one his first roles after his breakthrough success in Dead Poets Society (1989), Ethan Hawke stars as Jack Conroy, whose search for his late father's lost gold mine is enlivened by his canine companion, played by Jed. Hawke has named Jack London among his favorite authors. Dick Mackey, an expert in cold-weather wildernesses and a winner of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, served as a technical consultant on White Fang. Bart the bear, the hero of the Jean-Jacques Annaud's The Bear (1989), makes a guest appearance as a ferocious villain. The film's producers were given a commendation by the Humane Society for their exemplary treatment of the animal actors. The film spawned a sequel, White Fang II: Myth of the White Wolf (1994). An Italian film version of London's story, White Fang and the Hunter, was produced in 1975. Producer: Lynn Bigelow (Executive Producer), Jim Kouf (Executive Producer), Marykay Powell Director: Randal Kleiser Screenplay: Jeanne Rosenberg, Nick Thiel, David Fallon, from novel by Jack London Cinematography: Tony Pierce-Roberts Original Music: Basil Poledouris, Fiachra Trench, Shirley Walker, Hans Zimmer Production Design/Art Direction: Michael S. Bolton, Sandy Cochrane Editing: Lisa Day Principal Cast: Klaus Maria Brandauer (Alex), Ethan Hawke (Jack), Seymour Cassel (Skunker), Susan Hogan (Belinda), James Remar (Beauty), Bill Moseley (Luke). C-109m. Closed captioning. by Roger Fristoe

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Miscellaneous Notes

Released in United States 1991

Released in United States August 1991

Released in United States on Video June 12, 1991

Released in United States Winter January 18, 1991

Shown at Deauville Film Festival August 30 - September 9, 1991.

Shown at Malmo Films Days in Stockholm August 26-29, 1991.

Based on the novel "White Fang" written by Jack London and published by Macmillan in May, 1906.

After shooting in February 1990, project was on hold until May 24th, when shooting resumed.

Began shooting February 26, 1990.

Completed shooting July 7, 1990

Released in United States 1991 (Shown at Deauville Film Festival August 30 - September 9, 1991.)

Released in United States Winter January 18, 1991

Released in United States on Video June 12, 1991

Released in United States August 1991 (Shown at Malmo Films Days in Stockholm August 26-29, 1991.)