Grey Owl
Brief Synopsis
Cast & Crew
Richard Attenborough
Pierce Brosnan
Annie Galipeau
Renee Asherson
Stephanie Cole
Nathaniel Arcand
Film Details
Technical Specs
Synopsis
In the 1930s, young Englishman Archibald Belaney emigrates to Canada, and decides to live as a Native American named Grey Owl. While travelling as a trapper he meets Pony, a young Mohawk woman who is immediately enamored with Grey Owl. She decides to follow him to the north of Canada, and although he resists her affections he eventually grows fond of her. Pony convinces Grey Owl to give up the cruelty of animal trapping and so he turns his hand to writing in order to make a living. Eventually, Grey Owl becomes a famous nature writer and conservationist, widely popular on the international lecture circuit. It is not until his death in 1938 that his true nationality, and his double-identity are exposed.
Director
Richard Attenborough
Cast
Pierce Brosnan
Annie Galipeau
Renee Asherson
Stephanie Cole
Nathaniel Arcand
Stewart Bick
Chip Chuipka
John Dunn-hill
David Fox
Saginaw Grant
Jimmy Herman
Jaques Lussier
Gordon Masten
Charles Powell
Vlasta Vrana
Floyd Westerman
Floyd Westerman
Graham Greene
Serge Kroetsch
Serge Houde
Peter Colvey
Lee-roy Jocobs
John Walsh
Annabelle Torsein
Marcel Jeannin
Kent Mcquaid
Matthew Sharp
Seann Gallagher
James Bradford
Oel Burton
Richard Jutras
Art Kitching
Pierre Lenoir
Norris Domingue
Al Vandecruys
Gene Blackbird
Lindsey Cote
Arnold Jocks
Tahatie Montour
Rene Tonda Splicer Kiepprien
Donald J White
Kevin Peltier
Donald Swamp
Timothy Eashappie
Frank Buswa
Vernon Cardinal
Josie Cox
Donald Dowd
Hilliard Friday
Les Harper
David Herman
Joseph Mcleod
Dylan Manitopyes
Brian Moore
Gordie Odjig
Gary Parker
Ron Ranville
Steve Sands
Dwight Teeple
Denis Whiteye
Larry Yazzie
Gerald Mcdonald
Michael Macdonald
Narcisse Kakegabon
Steve Wood
Elmer Baptiste
Shane Dion
Aaron Mcgilvery
Bradley Mcgilvery
Ferlin Mcgilvery
Cecil Nepoose
Leroy Whitstone
Steve Wood
John Walsh
Crew
Geoffrey Alexander
David Allen
Chirs Allies
Anne Alloucherie
Denis Ampleman
Renee April
Jeff Atmajian
Richard Attenborough
Jill Avery
Francis Back
Helen Barrett
Helen Barrett
John Bateman
John Bateman
Jonathan Bates
Jocelyne Bellemare
Charles-andrt Bertrand
Chrissie Beveridge
Chrissie Beveridge
Paula Boram
Danielle Boucher
Stephane Bourdeau
Sylvain Brault
Isabelle Brutus
Rosina Bucci
Andrew D Campbell
Daniel Carpentier
Bill Carrick
Marianne Carter
Tim Cavagin
Michel Charron
Michel Chauvin
Andy Chmura
Nikki Clapp
Patrick Clayton
Joel Cockrill
Geraldine Diane Courchesne
Susan D'arcy
Celine Daignault
Gilles David
Buck Deachman
Anne-laure Debay
Jean-yves Dolbec
Raymond Ducasse
Marie-josee Dupont
Jake Eberts
Louis Elman
Stephane Falardeau
Frantois Fauteux
George Fenton
George Fenton
Maurice Forget
Veronique Gabillaud
Keith Grant
Pauline Griffiths
Michelit Guay
Robert Guertin
Hugh Harlow
Diana Hawkins
John M Hay
Rene Haynes
Peter Holt
Brad Hruboska
Gerry Humphreys
Josee Juteau
Dave Lawson
Claude Leger
Carl Lessard
Jean-sebastien Lord
Nick Lowe
David Mckeown
Clyde C Miller
Vera Miller
William Nicholson
Donna Noonan
Marcelo Nestor Padovani
Claude Part
Gilles Perreault
Josette Perrotta
Josee Pilon
Barr Potter
Anthony Pratt
Roger Pratt
Trevor Puckle
Veronika Rentsch
Patrick Rousseau
Marcel Savoi
Michael Scherer
Adrian Simmons
Mark Somner
Graham Sutton
John Trapman
Joyce Turner
Camille Villeneuve
Daniel Vincelette
Don Waboose
Lesley Walker
Judy Wasdell
Pete White
Kelly Whitlock
Joanne Woollard
Gavyn Wright
Lenny Young
Film Details
Technical Specs
Quotes
Trivia
Miscellaneous Notes
Winner of the 1999 Genie Award for Best Costume Design (Renee April).
Released in United States Winter October 1, 1999
Released in United States on Video February 15, 2000
Released in United States 1999
Released in United States January 2000
Shown at Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival (Gala Film) October 20 - November 15, 1999.
Shown at Nortel Palm Springs International Film Festival (Closing Night) January 13-24, 2000.
Began shooting April 13, 1998.
Completed shooting mid June 1998.
Released in United States Winter October 1, 1999
Released in United States on Video February 15, 2000
Released in United States 1999 (Shown at Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival (Gala Film) October 20 - November 15, 1999.)
Released in United States January 2000 (Shown at Nortel Palm Springs International Film Festival (Closing Night) January 13-24, 2000.)
