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Bookmark this pageHomeward Bound: The Incredible Journey (1993)
Director: Duwayne Durham
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From Time Out Film Guide
Disney's live-action hit The Incredible Journey (1963) saw two dogs and a cat trek across Canada on their way home. This is the remake. Verities are passed from age to youth; races and creeds bonded by adversity. The creatures are voiced - Fox is the tearaway pup, Ameche the venerable hound, Field the Himalayan cat. Totally uncorrupting.Author: WH
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Posted on Apr 12 2009 02:37
Just watched this movie for the first time with my grand kids.
A great show. - Report as inappropriate
Cast & crew
Director: Duwayne Durham
Producer: Franklin R Levy, Jeffrey Chernov
Cast: Kim Greist, Don Adler, Sally Field, Don Ameche, Don Adler, Ed Bernard, Michael J Fox full cast
Duration: 85 mins
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