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 ...

Although it looks like Ford shares the screen with an animal co-star, the reality is much more complex. ... Published in 1903, The Call of the Wild centers on a dog named Buck.

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 ...

I read years ago Clark Gable, star of original 1935 Call of the Wild, felt sorry for Buck, film's real dog. Buck was forced to drag heavy loads, take after take, till exhaustion. CGI ends this ...

FILM REVIEW. Old dog, new tricks: 'Call of the Wild' has warm heart under lackluster visuals. February 21, 2020 at 6:30 a.m. by DAN LYBARGER Special to the Democrat-Gazette ...

Dog-centric movies command a specific audience like period pieces and war films; it can be difficult for a viewer who is not a fan of the genre to crossover for a specific movie except in ...

Woof. And not in the good way. “The Call of the Wild” — the first film released under Disney’s new 20th Century Studios moniker — is what happens when CGI goes too far (or perhaps not ...

‘The Call of the Wild’ dragged down by its off-putting digital doggy Harrison Ford does quietly powerful work as author Jack London’s hero, but his computer-generated co-star looks weird.

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.

And this was important because Buck is “The Call of the Wild” protagonist: a joyous, domesticated dog, who gets physically abused and spiritually broken in the Yukon until he bonds with John ...