Touch The Top of The World (2006)

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Written by Peter Silverman, Eric Weihenmayer

Directed by Peter Winther

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2006

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: Canada

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Adventure film telling the true story of American Erik Weihenmayer, a blind adventurer and mountaineer who climbed the so-called 'Seven Summits', the tallest peaks on every continent. He has scaled the 3,000 foot rock face of El Capitan, skied down the tallest peak in Europe, and guided blind Tibetan teenagers to 21,500 feet on the north side of Mount Everest.

When is Touch The Top of The World next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Five USA November 28th, 1:40pm. See more...

Cast

Peter FacinelliErik Weihenmayer
Sarah ManninenEllie Weihenmayer
Image for Bruce CampbellBruce CampbellEd Weihenmayer
Tom CareyBrad Bull
Cassandra BennettSasha
Brian CoppingSherman Bull
Saxon DeCocqJeff Evens
Dawson DunbarErik - Age 3
Talon DunbarDavid
Sarah HyslopTiffany
Connor SchmidtBrian
Sean Anthony OlsenEddi Weihenmayer
Aaron PooleChris Morris
Brooklynn ProulxEmma Weihenmayer
Chris IppolitoVictor
Jack KnightErik at 12
Tommy LimNick
Stephen StrachanKeagan Reddy
Joseph Allan SutherlandYoung Mark Weihenmayer

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