Balto and his daughter Aleu embark on a journey of adventure and self discovery.
Trailer
Cast
Phil Weinstein
Director
Jodi Benson
Jenna
David Carradine
Nava
Lacey Chabert
Aleu
Mark Hamill
Niju
Maurice LaMarche
Balto
Peter MacNicol
Muru
Charles Fleischer
Boris
Rob Paulsen
Terrier
Rob Paulsen
Wolverine 2
Rob Paulsen
Sumac
Nicolette Little
Dingo
Melanie Spore
Saba
Kevin Schon
Muc
Kevin Schon
Luc
Kevin Schon
Wolverine 1
Joe Alaskey
Hunter
Joe Alaskey
Nuk
Monnae Michaell
Aniu
Mary Kay Bergman
Fox
Mary Kay Bergman
Wolverine 3
Jeff Bennett
Yak
Dev Ross
Writer
Cliff Ruby
Writer
Elana Lesser
Writer
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source: Balto: Wolf Quest
Balto: Wolf Quest
I felt this film was kinda like Balto himself--a bit rough around the edges, but with a heart of gold underneath. I didn't care for Boris, Mu(c)k and Lu(c)k this time around, but Maurice LaMarche, Lacey Chabert and Mark Hamill were good as Balto, Aleu and Niju. However, the BEST piece of casting was David Carradine as Nava...he was WONDERFUL. The songs were generally well-done, and "Taking You Home" was beautiful. I really thought the ending of the movie was well-done: hopeful and leaving you with a satisfying feeling without being a traditional "happy ending." So I have to say I still like the original a bit more, but this film was by no means a failure.