About White Fang 2: Myth of the White Wolf

'White Fang 2: Myth of the White Wolf' is an American Northern (genre of adventure films set in the Northwest Territory of Canada or Alaska) film, released in 1994. It is a continuation of the pervious 1991 film 'White Fang'. It tells the story of Henry Casey, a prospector in Alaska, who becomes friends with a wolf-dog named White Fang. The plot takes a twist when they get involved in a struggle to prevent a gold mining corporation from razing a native American tribe's territory.

Making / Production

The film was directed by Ken Olin and produced by Preston Fischer. Screenplay handled by David Fallon took inspiration from Jack London's novel of the same name, though it mostly deviates from the original story.

Actors

• Scott Bairstow as Henry Casey: Bairstow played the role of the courageous and optimistic protagonist remarkably well.
• Charmaine Craig as Lily Joseph: Craig's portrayal of a Native American woman fighting for her people's rights was authentic and compelling.
• Alfred Molina as Reverend Drury: Molina delivered a captivating performance as the antagonist.
• Geoffrey Lewis as Heath: Lewis masterfully embodied his character, contributing significantly to the movie's overall impact.

Trivia / Interesting Facts

• The film was completely shot in British Columbia, even though the story was set in Alaska.
• Despite being a sequel, it has a completely different cast and creative team from the original 'White Fang'.
• White Fang's behavior and movements were orchestrated by a bunch of trained wolves rather than a single animal.

Awards

'White Fang 2: Myth of the White Wolf' did not receive any significant awards or nominations.

Quotes

• "You don't own a place just because you plant a flag and carry a cross there." - Henry Casey
• "This creature has the power to guide us to what we are looking for." - Moses Joseph (played by Floyd 'Red Crow' Westerman)
• "Mining is the future!" - Reverend Drury

Music, Soundtrack

• 'White Fang' - composed by John Debney
• 'Hunting' - composed by John Debney
• 'The Kiss' - composed by John Debney