WHERE THE RED FERN GROWS is quite simply, a wonderful story for all ages and for all time. A boy's yearning for two red-bone coonhounds, which his parents couldn't afford during the desolate times of The Depression in the Ozarks, is the setting for this truly triumphant film. Billy's grandfather (JAMES WHITMORE, in a splendid performance) promises the lad that God will meet him halfway if he believes in himself and his beloved dogs. Billy faces adventure, suspense, and tragedy - and, ultimately, a love and loyalty of family and friendship - to realize his dream. The outcome makes for the kind of heart-warming story that great family films are all about.
Synopsis: A young boy living in Oklahoma during the Dust Bowl years learns life's lessons as he cares for two dogs.
Where The Red Fern Grows
Production Year:
1967
Released:
Tue, 10/21/1997
Run Time Minutes:
98
Genres:
Family
Genres:
Drama
Trailer:
No
Format Aspect Ratio:
1.85-Wide Screen
Resolution:
480x720 LowRez
More Information:
HD-3
Audio Language:
English
Audio Format:
Dolby Digital
Audio Channels:
2-Channel Stereo
Actors:
James Whitmore - Grandpa
Actors:
Beverly Garland - Mother
Actors:
Jack Ging - Father
Actors:
Lonny Chapman - Sheriff
Actors:
Stewart Petersen - Billy