Alaska (1996 film)

Alaska is a 1996 adventure survival film about two teenagers who brave the wilderness to rescue their lost father, aided by a friendly polar bear cub while being chased by a ruthless poacher. Directed by Fraser Clarke Heston. Written by Andy Burg and Scott Myers. Dialogue Charlie: Nice landing, Jake. That's a stiff crosswind. Jake Barnes: A landing you walk away from is a good one. Charlie: You didn't say that when you were flying 747s. Jake Barnes: I could say anything as long as I didn't spill the drinks in first class. Perry: Mr. Koontz. I don't think you understand me. Let me be clear. I'm accustomed to getting what I want. I want that bear. Perry: Well, let's get rid of this kayak before it attracts unwanted company. Koontz: [sees a helicopter] Who the hell's that? Perry: Unwanted company. Sean Barnes: Wait a sec. You're sure this is how they do it? Jessie Barnes: It's how they do it on ESPN. Cast Thora Birch as Jessie Barnes Vincent Kartheiser as Sean Barnes Dirk Benedict as Jake Barnes Charlton Heston as Colin Perry Gordon Tootoosis as Ben Duncan Fraser as Mr. Koontz Ben Cardinal as Charlie Ryan Kent as Chip Don S. Davis as Sergeant Sam Grazer Dolly Madsen as Mrs. Ben Stephen E. Miller as Trooper Sam Harvey Byron Chief-Moon as Chip's Father Kristin Lehman as Florence Adrien Dorval as Burly Fisherman Agee as Cubby External links Category:1996 English-language films Category:1996 American films Category:American aviation films Category:American survival films Category:Teen drama films Category:Films about aviation accidents or incidents Category:Films about polar bears Category:Films about families Category:Films about missing people Category:Films about siblings Category:Films set in Alaska Category:Films directed by Fraser Clarke Heston