Episode 511 · Film year 1983

Never Cry Wolf (1983)

· 4h 44m

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Never Cry Wolf (1983)
Episode 511 · The Projection Booth
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Show notes

We're discussing Carroll Ballard's Never Cry Wolf (1983). Based on the novel by Farley Mowat (opens in a new tab), it's the story of Tyler (Charles Martin Smith), a bureaucrat who is sent into the Northern wilds to study wolves and their impact on the caribou population.

Matthew Socey (opens in a new tab) and Chris Stachiw (opens in a new tab) join Mike to talk about the film, isolation, and sassy animals.

Interviews:
00:40:34 First assistant director John Houston (opens in a new tab)

02:25:46 Screenwriter Sam Hamm

02:46:56 Screenwriter Richard Kletter

03:00:46 Screenwriter Eugene Corr

03:19:06 Editor Michael Chandler (opens in a new tab)

03:45:56 Cinematographer Hiro Narita

Labels: Brian Dennehy Charles Martin Smith Chris Stachiw Curtis Hanson Farley Mowat Hiro Narita Jay Presson Allen John Houston Matthew Socey Michael Chandler Richard Kletter Sam Hamm

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Music credits

  • Original Soundtrack by Mark Isham

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