D3: The Mighty Ducks
Brief Synopsis
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This time, the coolest team on ice has a new school and a new coach. But it's the same old Duck attitude that shines through as they face off against an upper-class varsity team of tough hockey players who are determined to melt their winning streak, and the stodgy school alumni who threaten to revoke the Ducks' scholarships. After winning The Junior Goodwill Games in "D2: The Mighty Ducks," the young hockey champions accept athletic scholarships from exclusive Eden Hall Academy, whose Warriors team have held the state title for 20 years. When Ducks Coach Gordon Bombay does not immediately accompany them to Eden Hall, the team feels abandoned. Adjusting to the pressure of being at a new school, and reporting to a new coach, Orion, are just the beginning of the Ducks' woes. They face their final test in the exciting showdown game against the bullies of the Warrior Varsity.
Cast & Crew
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Rob Lieberman
Director
Emilio Estevez
Gordon Bombay
Jeffrey Nordling
Coach Orion
Joshua Jackson
Charlie
Joss Ackland
Hans
David Selby
Dean Buckley
Film Details
MPAA Rating
Genre
Action
Comedy
Family
Sequel
Sports
Release Date
1996
Production Company
Air Studios, London; Avnet/Kerner Company; Bill Shotland; Birds & Animals Unlimited; Eastman Kodak; Hammerhead Productions, Inc.; Ken & Art'S Catering; Minnesota Film & Tv Board; Nike; Panavision, Ltd.; Segue Music Inc; Technicolor; Walt Disney Company Studio Facilities; Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
Distribution Company
Walt Disney Studios Distribution; Buena Vista International; Kinepolis Film Distribution; Walt Disney Studios Distribution; Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment
Location
Minnesota, USA; St. Paul, Minnesota, USA; Minnesota, USA
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 44m
Synopsis
This time, the coolest team on ice has a new school and a new coach. But it's the same old Duck attitude that shines through as they face off against an upper-class varsity team of tough hockey players who are determined to melt their winning streak, and the stodgy school alumni who threaten to revoke the Ducks' scholarships. After winning The Junior Goodwill Games in "D2: The Mighty Ducks," the young hockey champions accept athletic scholarships from exclusive Eden Hall Academy, whose Warriors team have held the state title for 20 years. When Ducks Coach Gordon Bombay does not immediately accompany them to Eden Hall, the team feels abandoned. Adjusting to the pressure of being at a new school, and reporting to a new coach, Orion, are just the beginning of the Ducks' woes. They face their final test in the exciting showdown game against the bullies of the Warrior Varsity.
Cast
Emilio Estevez
Gordon Bombay
Jeffrey Nordling
Coach Orion
Joshua Jackson
Charlie
Joss Ackland
Hans
David Selby
Dean Buckley
Heidi Kling
Casey
Elden Henson
Fulton
Shaun Weiss
Goldberg
Vincent A Larusso
Banks
Matt Doherty
Averman
Garette Ratliff Henson
Guy
Marguerite Moreau
Connie
Michael Cudlitz
Cole
Christopher Orr
Rick
Aaron Lohr
Portman
Ty O'neal
Dwayne
Kenan Thompson
Russ
Mike Vitar
Luis
Colombe Jacobsen
Julie
Justin Wong
Ken
Scott Whyte
Scott
Margot Finley
Linda
Lynn Phillip Seibel
Tom Riley
Benjamin Salisbury
Josh
Eliza Coyle
Angela Delaney
James Craven
Mr Barber
Claudia Wilkins
Mrs Madigan
Melissa Keller
Mindy
Samantha Harris
Cindy
Jack White
Coach Wilson
Steven Brill
Arcade Attendant
Mary Brill
Jeannie
Jeannette Kerner
Board Member
Herbert Brill
Board Member
Mike Kelly
Referee
Claire Bednarski
Gabrielle
Jerry Kerner
Costumer At Mickey'S Diner
Bert Sandberg
Costumer At Mickey'S Diner
John Adolph
Opposing Team Player
Josh Jorgenson
Opposing Team Player
Jaimey Bailey
Opposing Team Player
Matt Kelly
Opposing Team Player
Chad Brennan
Opposing Team Player
Darrin Kennedy
Opposing Team Player
Zach Brennan
Opposing Team Player
Aaron Laszlo
Opposing Team Player
Jaime Degriselles
Opposing Team Player
Jeremy Lewis
Opposing Team Player
Jason Evers
Opposing Team Player
Lonnie Mcdermott
Opposing Team Player
Greg Foster
Chris Melak
Opposing Team Player
Ricco Guzman
Opposing Team Player
Chris Pietrzak
Opposing Team Player
Kevin Halsey
Opposing Team Player
Mark Rice
Opposing Team Player
Tyler Hutson
Opposing Team Player
Peter Sellwood
Opposing Team Player
Andrew Jones
Opposing Team Player
Wes Van Vickle
Opposing Team Player
Chad Vezina
Opposing Team Player
Michael J Schmidt
Leadman
Crew
Jeffrey Abramson
Location Assistant
John Brandon Adolph
Hockey Assistant
Jonathan Alvord
Apprentice Editor
Bruce R Anderson
Special Effects Assistant
Christina Anderson
Wardrobe Assistant
Heather Anderson
Production Assistant
Howard Anderson
Other
Larry Anderson
Other
Loren Anderson
Transportation Coordinator
Tina Anderson
Wardrobe Assistant
Wendell Anderson-falls
Production Assistant
Tammy Apana-dianda
Assistant Production Coordinator
Cindy Lee Arnold
1st Assistant Production Accountant
Rick Ash
Dialogue Mixer
Jon Avnet
Producer
Maria Baker
Art Department Coordinator
Brooke Ballinger-white
Skating Double (For Marguerite Moreau)
Tammy Banal
Property Assistant
Mary Banovetz
Assistant Production Coordinator (2nd Unit)
Todd Bassman
Boom Operator
Claire Bastien
Hair (2nd Unit)
Claire Bastien
Makeup
Adam L Beck
Swing Gang
Denise Bell
Other
Bruce Benedict
Camera Operator (2nd Unit)
Luigi Boccherini
Composer ("Minuet #5 In E Major")
Mars Bonfire
Song ("Born To Be Wild")
Mike Boudry
Other
Jeannine Bourdaghs
Set Costumer
Robert J Boyle
Location Manager (2nd Unit)
Katie Boyum
Stunt Player
Nita Boyum
Script Supervisor (2nd Unit)
Steve Boyum
Stunt Coordinator
Steve Boyum
Director Of Photography (2nd Unit)
Peter Brayshaw
Post-Production Assistant
Jeremy Briggs
1st Assistant Camera (2nd Unit)
Steven Brill
Screenwriter
Steven Brill
Executive Producer
Steven Brill
Characters As Source Material
Allyson Brown
Costume Supervisor
Bob F Brown
Stunt Player
G W Brown
Adr Supervisor
Jim Burnstein
Screenwriter
Jim Burnstein
Story By
Colin Burton
Skating Double (For Marguerite Moreau)
Andre Campbell
Production Assistant
Andrew Carlson
Skating Double (For Matt Doherty)
Andrew Carlson
Hockey Assistant
Kim Carrillo
Emilio Estevez Hair & Make-Up
Carol Chacamaty
Other
John A Champion
Swing Gang
Scott Christensen
Video Assist (2nd Unit)
Peter Clemence
Key Grip (2nd Unit)
Kyle Clementson
Production Assistant
Richard Coad
2nd Assistant Director
Elisa Cohen
Apprentice Editor
Harve Cook
Video Assist
Tim Cooney
Sound Mixer
Todd Corman
2nd Additional Assistant Director
Paul Covington
1st Assistant Editor
Mike Craine
Skating Double (For Shaun Weiss)
Cathy Crandall
Assistant (To Kimberly A Tillman)
Jim Creegan
Song ("Grade 9")
Andy Creeggan
Song ("Grade 9")
Doug Cress
Assistant Make-Up Artist
Michael Curtis
Title Design
Andy D'addario
Music Mixer
Tom Dahl
Effects Mixer
Ed Dally
2nd Assistant ("B" Camera)
Jeff Daniels
Swing Gang
Harry Darrow
Art Director
Mark Shane Davis
Key Grip
Mark Demarais
Production Assistant
C Tad Devlin
Executive Producer
C Tad Devlin
Unit Production Manager
Angela Rae Diemert
Assistant (To Robert Lieberman)
Mark Dornfeld
Title Optical Effects Supervisor
Michael Dressel
Foley Editor
Darren Drew
Electrician (2nd Unit)
Josh Duerkop
Skating Double (For Jeffrey Nordling)
Milo R Durben
Dolly Grip
Dan Dustin
Set Medic
Ace Eastman
Rigging Grip
Chris Edwards
Rollerblading Double (For Shaun Weiss)
Philip Elins
Second 2nd Assistant Director
Paula Endara
Post-Production Supervisor
Kenny Endoso
Stunt Player
Jim Farrell
Grip
James Fierro
Stunt Player
Peter Devaney Flanagan
1st Assistant Editor
Ryan Ford
Skating Double (For Ty O'Neal)
Geoff Foster
Scoring Recorder & Mixer
Kelly Foster
Production Assistant
Ian Fox
Camera Operator
Thomas Franchett
Best Boy Electric
Jamie Franta
Grip
David Fudge
2nd Assistant Director
Chris Gaiman
Assistant (To Jordan Kerner)
Nita Gayle
Stunt Player
Adam Geiger
Production Assistant
Nicole Gelbard
Casting Associate
Kurt Gensmer
Set Medic
Kurt W Gensmer
Medic
Ben Georgiades
Scoring Assistant Engineer
Harris Goldberg
Screenwriter
Robert Graf
Location Manager
Isobel Griffiths
Orchestra Contractor
Chris Haifley
Other
Donavan M Hake
Construction Foreman
Colleen Halsey
Editor
Tim Hanson
Swing Gang
Barbara Harris
Voice Casting
Richard A Harrison
Assistant Music Editor
Will Harrison
Scoring Assistant Engineer
Dana Kay Hart
Key Costumer
Sheryl Hayward
Production Assistant
Lyn Healy
Assistant (To Jon Avnet)
Matthew Heien
Production Assistant
David Hennings
Director Of Photography
Kirsten Hermann
Production Accountant
William Hobson
Grip
Steve Holladay
Stunt Player
Alan Hopkins
Stunt Player
J Alan Hopkins
1st Assistant Director (2nd Unit)
Eric Howell
Stunt Player
Eric Howell
Special Effects Assistant
Christopher A Hultgren
Electrician
Gail Hunter
Script Supervisor
Dan Hurdley
Skating Double (For Aaron Lohr)
Anne Hyvarinen
Other
Ruth Irvine-alexanderf
Stunt Player
Ruth Irvine-hauer
Production Coordinator
Robin Jacobs
Assistant Hairstylist
Douglas Johnson
Other
Kenneth Johnson
Story By
Rick R Johnson
1st Assistant Director
Doc Kane
Adr Mixer
Rachel Kapel
Assistant Location Manager (2nd Unit)
Paul Kariya
Special Thanks
Debra A Kaszynski
Production Assistant
Barbara Keith
Song ("Changing Of The Guard")
Michael F Kelly
Stunt Player
Michael F Kelly
Assistant Hockey Coach
Mike Kennedy
Other
Melissa Kent
2nd Additional Assistant Editor
Jordan Kerner
Producer
Paul Kiernan
Apprentice Editor
Steven R. Kutcher
Other
John Kwiatkowski
Adr Editor
Stephen Lang
Rigging Key Grip
Royston Langdon
Song ("Never Coming Down (Part Ii)")
Brian Langsdorf
Construction Coordinator
Daryl C Lefever
2nd Assistant Production Accountant
Rick Lefevour
Stunt Player
Stacy Logan
Stunt Player
Sydney Lunn
Props Assistant
Patrick Lussier
Editor
George A Martin
Music Editor
Lisa Haleski Masseur
Production Coordinator (2nd Unit)
David May
Skating Double (For Justin Wong)
Matt Mcbride
Stunt Player
Mickey Mcdermott
Assistant (To Emilio Estevez)
Annie Mceveety
1st Assistant ("B" Camera)
Taj Melson
Hockey Assistant
Kathy L Menzies
Associate Producer
Theresa Meyer
Production Assistant (2nd Unit)
David Meyers
Rigging Gaffer
James P Meyers
Other
Zachary Meyers
Electrician
Annie Miller
Set Costumer
Theresa Repola Mohammed
Negative Cutter
Mike Moorman
Skating Double (For Mike Vitar)
Peter L Mullin
Hockey Trainer
Peter Mullin
Skating Double (For Elden Ryan Ratliff)
Paul Murphy
Special Effects Coordinator
Lori J Ness
Production Assistant
Joel K Neubeck
Stunt Player
David Newman
Composer ("Original Mighty Ducks Theme")
Cheryl Nick
Key Makeup Artist
Jim Nickerson
Stunt Player
Garrette Noel
Skating Double (For Garette Ratliff Henson)
Scott Nordhausen
Swing Gang
John O'kennedy
Song
John O'kennedy
Song Performer ("Dwayne'S Puck-It 2-Step")
Jill O'shaunassey
Production Assistant (2nd Unit)
Tony Oftedahl
Horse Handler
Marsha Oglesby
Avnet-Kerner Development Executive
John Oliver
Skating Double (For Colombe Jacobsen)
Linda R Olson
Transportation Captain
Matt Ostrow
Skating Double (For Vincent A Larusso)
Leah Otto
Property Assistant
Steven Page
Song ("Grade 9")
Paul Paguyo
Grip
Jeffrey Payne
Sound Effects Editor
Peter Pearce
Electrician
Danny Pelfrey
Song Performer ("International Intrigue")
Danny Pelfrey
Song
Meila Penn
Still Photographer
Brad Perry
Hockey Assistant
P J Perry
Hockey Assistant
Film Details
MPAA Rating
Genre
Action
Comedy
Family
Sequel
Sports
Release Date
1996
Production Company
Air Studios, London; Avnet/Kerner Company; Bill Shotland; Birds & Animals Unlimited; Eastman Kodak; Hammerhead Productions, Inc.; Ken & Art'S Catering; Minnesota Film & Tv Board; Nike; Panavision, Ltd.; Segue Music Inc; Technicolor; Walt Disney Company Studio Facilities; Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures
Distribution Company
Walt Disney Studios Distribution; Buena Vista International; Kinepolis Film Distribution; Walt Disney Studios Distribution; Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment
Location
Minnesota, USA; St. Paul, Minnesota, USA; Minnesota, USA
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 44m
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States Fall October 4, 1996
Released in United States on Video January 21, 1997
Feature film directorial debut for Rob Lieberman.
Completed shooting August 11, 1995.
Began shooting June 22, 1995.
Follow up to "The Mighty Ducks" (USA/1992), directed by Stephen Herek, and "D2: The Mighty Ducks" (USA/1994), directed by Sam Weisman.
Released in United States Fall October 4, 1996
Released in United States on Video January 21, 1997
