The Call of the Wild - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "The Call of the Wild"
The Call of the Wild (2020)
Timing:
1:40 (100 min)
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Actors and characters
Raven Scott
Character Pastry Chef
Wes Brown
Character Mountie
Stephanie Czajkowski
Character Postmaster
Brad Greenquist
Character Skagway Dog Seller
Chase Victoria
Character Saloon Girl
Chris Graham
Character Blacksmith
Kirk Geiger
Character Weary Climber
Thomas Adoue Polk
Character Assistant Postmaster
Benjamin Hoffman
Character Deckhand
Aria Lyric Leabu
Character Alice Miller
Salem Meade
Character Molly Miller
Jamie Bock
Character Abigail
Adam Zastrow
Character Greasy Man
P.J. King
Character Chief Deckhand
Michael Lanahan
Character Attorney
Joshua Nazaroff
Character Gambling Orchard Worker
Martin J. Riddell
Character Miner #2
Ellen Buckley
Character Preacher Lady
Dillon Daniel Mutyaba
Character Buffalo Solider
Alexander Lewis
Character Dry Goods Shopkeeper
Michael Froton
Character Man Selling Used Equipment
Anthony Fox
Character Man Selling New Equipment
Patty Ann Nix
Character Stew Vendor
Heather McPhaul
Character Head Cook
What's left behind the scenes
- Each dog in Beck's team, except Spitz, was given features of one of the dwarfs from the classic Disney cartoon “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” (1937): Dolly is Dopey, Pike is Grumpy, Joe is Happy, Billy is Sleepy, Dave is Bashful, Dub is Sneezy, and Sol-Leks is Doc.
- The film features dogs created using computer graphics, which allowed for a wider range of emotions and avoided injuries. Chris Sanders was chosen as the director of this film due to his experience in animation at Disney and DreamWorks.
- In memory of Jack London (1876-1916) and his love of nature, the creation of this film was made as environmentally friendly as possible. No single-use plastic bottles were used during the film's production, and only biodegradable plates and cutlery were used. Leftover food was given to the needy, solar-powered generators were used, and recycled paper was utilized.
- Buck's digital model used a scan of Buckley, a dog that director Chris Sanders and his wife Jessica adopted from a shelter in Kansas.
- Wes Brown, who played the police officer, was asked to catch a mailbag thrown to him with one hand, without looking. Brown did just that, on the very first take. However, during editing, someone from the studio management decided it looked too “cartoonish,” so Brown’s hand was replaced with a digital one and the mailbag was made to fall in the snow.
- Hal’s red and black suit, played by Dan Stevens, was sewn from a piece of fabric woven over 100 years ago before the Klondike Gold Rush.
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