Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey

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Cast & Crew

Don Ameche
Shadow
Voice

Michael J. Fox
Chance
Voice

Sally Field
Sassy
Voice

Don Adler
Molly's Father

Ed Bernard
Desk Sergeant

Kevin Chevalia
Jamie Seaver

Anne Christianson
Research Assistant

Ted D'Arms
Vet

Kim Greist
Laura Burnford-Seaver

Duwayne Dunham
Director

Sheila Burnford
Writer

Caroline Thompson
Screenwriter

Linda Woolverton
Screenwriter

Donald W. Ernst
Executive Producer

Kirk Wise
Executive Producer

Franklin R. Levy
Producer

Jeffrey Chernov
Producer

Bruce Broughton
Original Music

Reed Smoot
Cinematography

Jonathan P. Shaw
Film Editing

Susan Bluestein
Casting

Marsha Shoenman
Casting

Roger Cain
Production Design

Dan Self
Art Director

Nina Bradford
Set Decoration

Karen Patch
Costume Design

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Audience Reviews for Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey

• Jul 29, 2012

  Sweet and likable for all the family. Years after, The Incredible Journey still a delight remarkable odyssey and a Disney classic.
  Lucas M Super Reviewer
• Feb 18, 2012

  My animal-movie loving mania continues. I seem to remember a black and white version of this movie, but maybe I'm hallucinating nostalgia. I definitely read the book. It's a great story--what animal lover doesn't fear being separated from a beloved pet and then doesn't fantasy about that pet finding their way back to you? It bordered on sentimentality (it is Disney after all) but I cried at the end so there you have it.
  Bathsheba M Super Reviewer
• Nov 07, 2011

  Homeward Bound-The Incredible Journey is the perfect family film. The film may not be flawless, but for what it is, it's a fun, charming film that kids and adults can enjoy. The film is good fun. The voice talents are good in their parts, and you see that they have fun with the material. Homeward Bound is a fun family film for anyone looking for good entertainment. The film has a good story, a good cast and good adventure. Homeward Bound is a good film that the entire family can enjoy. With a good cast, this film is worth watching, and this is simply an amusing film. The film may not be perfect, but it's entertaining enough to appeal to the family, and it's simply a good adventure film. The film is charming and the cast do a good job with their parts. The script is well written, and the film succeeds at being a piece of nostalgia from your childhood, that is if you've seen it when you were younger. The voice over of the animals is a clever touch, and considering that this film came out around the same time as Beethoven, this is a far better family film with a better story, better acting, and above all, much more original concept. This the better film to watch and unlike Beethoven, which is tiring, stupid, and poorly constructed, Homeward Bound is still a good film after all these years. The film is very enjoyable whether you're a child or not, and it's an adventurous story that will appeal to the child in all of us.
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• Aug 15, 2011

  It's the rare remake that works and improves upon its inspiration. I grew up with this film and I still cry every time I watch it. So much care was put into making this film, and it sucessfully respects the original and doesn't try to be hip for the new generation audience but rather goes in the better direction of good storytelling. The voice acting is also well done so there isn't really anything to dislike about Homeward Bound.
  Directors C Super Reviewer

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