Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey (1993)

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Written by Sheila Burnford, Caroline Thompson

Directed by Duwayne Dunham

Also known as "Disney's Homeward Bound"

Running Time: 80 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1993

Rating: U Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

This delightful film is a re-make of a Disney classic, the story of three pets who are accidentally left behind when their family moves to the other side of the country. Chance is a boisterous bulldog puppy, Sassy is a snobbish cat, and Shadow is an older, wiser golden retriever. Although none of them have any experience of life in the wild, they embark on a dangerous journey across country in an effort to be re-united with the family they love. Top stars have been brought in to provide the animals' voices, in this charming and heartwarming family film that's a must for animal lovers.

Cast

Image for Michael J. FoxMichael J. FoxChance
Image for Sally FieldSally FieldSassy
Don AmecheShadow
Don AlderMolly's Father
Ed BernardDesk Sergeant
Kevin ChevaliaJamie Seaver
Anne ChristiansonResearch Assistant
Ted D'ArmsVet
Woody EneyForest Ranger 'Mark'
Kim GreistLaura Burnford-Seaver
Rich HawkinsForest Ranger
Image for Robert HaysRobert HaysBob Seaver
Nurmi HusaThe Caterer
Jane JonesMolly's Mother
Veronica LaurenHope Burnford

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