The Wolf Prince: Tale of A Warrior is a 1999 American animated adventure drama musical film. It was directed by Eric Goldberg and Ralph Zondag. Released in April 26, 1999, the film features the voice talents of Adam Beach, James Earl Jones, Jeff Bennett, Irene Bedard, Stephen Bishop, Jason Marsden, Hamilton Camp, John Schneider, Cam Clarke and Michael Gambon, and featuring the singing voices of Steven Curtis Chapman, Enya, John Denver (in a posthumous appearance), Glen Campbell, Amick Byram, Amy Lee, Kris Kristofferson and Joni Mitchell. The film, set in pre-Columbian North America, revolves around a young Kiowa Indian named Little Wolf, whose father is killed by a rival clan and his tribe-including the woman he is betrothed to-taken prisoner. He flees into the forest and, with the help of
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| - The Wolf Prince: Tale of A Warrior is a 1999 American animated adventure drama musical film. It was directed by Eric Goldberg and Ralph Zondag. Released in April 26, 1999, the film features the voice talents of Adam Beach, James Earl Jones, Jeff Bennett, Irene Bedard, Stephen Bishop, Jason Marsden, Hamilton Camp, John Schneider, Cam Clarke and Michael Gambon, and featuring the singing voices of Steven Curtis Chapman, Enya, John Denver (in a posthumous appearance), Glen Campbell, Amick Byram, Amy Lee, Kris Kristofferson and Joni Mitchell. The film, set in pre-Columbian North America, revolves around a young Kiowa Indian named Little Wolf, whose father is killed by a rival clan and his tribe-including the woman he is betrothed to-taken prisoner. He flees into the forest and, with the help of
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| - The Wolf Prince: Tale of A Warrior is a 1999 American animated adventure drama musical film. It was directed by Eric Goldberg and Ralph Zondag. Released in April 26, 1999, the film features the voice talents of Adam Beach, James Earl Jones, Jeff Bennett, Irene Bedard, Stephen Bishop, Jason Marsden, Hamilton Camp, John Schneider, Cam Clarke and Michael Gambon, and featuring the singing voices of Steven Curtis Chapman, Enya, John Denver (in a posthumous appearance), Glen Campbell, Amick Byram, Amy Lee, Kris Kristofferson and Joni Mitchell. The film, set in pre-Columbian North America, revolves around a young Kiowa Indian named Little Wolf, whose father is killed by a rival clan and his tribe-including the woman he is betrothed to-taken prisoner. He flees into the forest and, with the help of his friends and several animal spirits, tries to battle the rival clan. The film grossed $220 million worldwide against a budget of $13 million and received generally positive reviews from critics. It was also nominated for a Best Original Song Oscar among other accolades.
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