Jack the Bear 1993 - Jack the Bear Reviews, Box Office, Credits, Release Dates

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JACK THE BEAR (1993) - PG-13

Country:	United States
Genre:	Drama

Credits

Director:	Marshall Herskovitz
Producer:	Bruce Gilbert
Exec Producer:	Ron Yerxa
Assoc. Producer:	Peter J. Burrell
Writer: Book:	Dan McCall
Writer: Screenplay:	Steven Zaillian
Cast:	Cliff Bemis Jahary Bennett Sarah Bork Christy Botkin Vonna Bowen Monica Calhoun George E. Clayton Jr. Kelly Connell Danny DeVito Lillian Hightower Domio Charles Dugan Marion Dugan Rob Dunn Sam Freed Lee Garlington Stefan Gierasch Dena Goodmanson Miko Hughes Art LaFleur Christopher Lawford Donovan Leitch Julia Louis-Dreyfus Dorothy Lyman Andrea Marcovicci Steven McCall Kevin McDermott Bert Remsen Gary Sinise Troy W. Slaten Justin Mosley Spink Robert J. Steinmiller Jr. Jessica Steinmiller Scott Thomson Douglas Tolbert Lorinne Vozoff Paul Wilson Reese Witherspoon Erica Yohn Carl Gabriel Yorke
Editor:	Steven Rosenblum
Production Design:	Lilly Kilvert
Dir of Photography:	Fred Murphy
Composer:	James Horner
Costume Designer:	Deborah Lynn Scott

Trailer:

Synopsis: Following the death of their mother in a car crash, a 12-year old boy, Jack (nicknamed “The Bear”) and his young brother move to Oakland with their slatternly father. Since dad drinks incessantly, Jack is left to raise his young brother. While trying to adjust to their tough new neighborhood, they must fend off the assaults of a wacko neighbor, a racist Viet Nam veteran who kidnaps the youngest boy, and then comes after Jack, as well. Jack needs all the strength his nickname implies to overcome this maniac.

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