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Wild America Director: William Dear Cast: Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Devon Sawa, Scott Bairstow, Frances Fisher

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  • DVD Release Date: 05/06/2008
  • Original Release: 1997
  • Rating: Rated PG
  • Sales Rank: 8,612

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Production notes; Theatrical trailer; ; Closed Caption

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Disc #1, Side A -- Wild America [FS]
1. Field Experiments [3:56]
2. The Stouffers [1:56]
3. 2nd Movie Theater [2:54]
4. Dad's Home [4:21]
5. Dumb Idea [4:54]
6. Lion in His Lens [3:42]
7. Shooting the Doe [2:15]
8. Marty's Plan [4:18]
9. Bloodbrother Thing [1:57]
10. A Stowaway [2:44]
11. Missed Opportunity [1:53]
12. Gator Bait [6:02]
13. Beach Buffs [1:31]
14. Bombs Away [4:16]
15. Stampede! [1:28]
16. An Ancient Clue [1:58]
17. Close Encounter [2:46]
18. Wild Ride [1:59]
19. Mystery Man Advice [4:08]
20. Memento from Woman [3:33]
21. Mark's Accident [2:33]
22. Marshall's Hunch [2:27]
23. Reptile Reception [2:05]
24. Lullaby [3:36]
25. Rude Awakening [1:26]
26. Narrow Escape [1:50]
27. Humble Homecoming [2:01]
28. Strong to Fly Away [3:39]
29. Dad's Accident [3:23]
30. Dreams Take Flight [4:56]
31. Talking to Us All [3:22]
32. Between Dad and Me [2:12]
33. World Premiere [1:50]
34. Family Pride [2:19]
35. Coda [:45]
Disc #1, Side B -- Wild America
1. Field Experiments [3:56]
2. The Stouffers [1:56]
3. 2nd Movie Theater [2:54]
4. Dad' Home [4:21]
5. Dumb Idea [4:54]
6. Lion In His Lens [3:42]
7. Shooting the Doe [2:15]
8. Marty's Plan [4:18]
9. Bloodbrother Thing [1:57]
10. A Stowaway [2:44]
11. Missed Opportunity [1:53]
12. Gator Bait [6:02]
13. Beach Buffs [1:31]
14. Bombs Away [4:16]
15. Stampede! [1:28]
16. An Ancient Clue [1:58]
17. Close Encounter [2:46]
18. Wild Ride [1:59]
19. Mystery Man Advice [4:08]
20. Memento from Woman [3:33]
21. Mark's Accident [2:33]
22. Marshall's Hunch [2:27]
23. Reptile Reception [2:05]
24. Lullaby [3:36]
25. Rude Awakening [1:26]
26. Narrow Escape [1:50]
27. Humble Homecoming [2:01]
28. Strong to Flyaway [3:39]
29. Dad's Accident [3:23]
30. Dreams Take Flight [4:56]
31. Talking to Us All [3:22]
32. Between Dad and Me [2:12]
33. World Premiere [1:50]
34. Family Pride [2:19]
35. Coda [:45]

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Based on the true saga of the Stouffer brothers, this movie is an unusual combination of comedy film and nature documentary. In the 1960s in rural Arkansas, Marty Stouffer (Jamey Sheridan) grooms his three sons to take over the family auto parts business. But the sons are more interested in animals, photography, racing cars and trucks, and impressing girls. Marty, Jr. (Scott Bairstow) and Mark (Devon Sawa) fight frequently with their stern father over his work demands and their yen for adventure. Finally, their mother Agnes (Frances Fisher) intercedes, and the patriarch agrees to let the two boys take a cross-country trip to film a nature documentary. The youngest son, Marshall (Jonathan Taylor Thomas), stows away in his brothers' van and joins them on their travels. They head west, encountering a variety of animals and surviving many dangerous scrapes. The brothers' wacky exploits contribute to a new kind of participatory nature cinematography. In real life, the Stouffer film was shown on national television in 1977, and all three brothers became documentarians and served as advisers on this film biography. ~ Michael Betzold, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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