In the 1935 movie “The Call of the Wild,” the canine protagonist, Buck, was cast as a burly St. Bernard alongside a mustachioed Clark Gable. In 1972, he was played by a stoic German shepherd ...

Fans have asked "Call of the Wild" filmmakers why they didn't use a husky in their new movie. The answer rests with Jack London's original story.

"The Call of the Wild," starring Harrison Ford and a CGI dog named Buck, has beautiful mountain scenery, but so much of it is sentimental twaddle.

The 1972 version of The Call of the Wild starring Charlton Heston is, by all accounts, a very bad movie. But it does have one very important thing going for it: The dogs are real. Despite the fact ...

This brief filmography brings us to 2020, where Harrison Ford stars in the latest version of Call of the Wild with a canine costar of no breed at all—that is, there is no dog at all. Now Buck is ...

“The Call of the Wild,” Jack London’s gripping 1903 novel, tells the story of a California house dog who discovers his inner wolf. The latest movie adaptation, directed by Chris Sanders, is ...

"Call of the Wild" director Chris Sanders and composer John Powell talk to Variety about how music became the voice for the protagonist dog.

The Call of the Wild catapulted author Jack London to literary fame. The book follows a dog named Buck who’s forced from his cushy life in California to the Klondike Gold Rush, where he adapts ...

Learn more about the full cast of The Call of the Wild with news, photos, ... Buck yearns to run free with the wild dogs in the wilderness. Director 1 Credit. Peter Svatek. Writer ...