Will Stoneman
Mackenzie Astin
Will Stoneman
Iron Will
“It's not a question of age. Or strength. Or ability. It's a matter of will.”
6.7
1994
1h 48m
AdventureFamilyAction
Director: Charles Haid
Overview
When Will Stoneman's father dies, he is left alone to take care of his mother and their land. Needing money to maintain it, he decides to join a cross country dogsled race. This race will require days of racing for long hours, through harsh weather and terrain. This young man will need a lot of courage and a strong will to complete this race.
Trailer
Iron Will Movie Trailer (better quality)
Cast
Harry Kingsley
Kevin Spacey
Harry Kingsley
Angus McTeague
Brian Cox
Angus McTeague
J.W. Harper
David Ogden Stiers
J.W. Harper
Ned Dodd
August Schellenberg
Ned Dodd
Joe McPherson
Rex Linn
Joe McPherson
Jack Stoneman
John Terry
Jack Stoneman
Spirit Guide #2
Ron Winters
Spirit Guide #2
Burton
Richard Riehle
Burton
Borg Guillarson
George Gerdes
Borg Guillarson
De Fontaine
Jeffrey Alan Chandler
De Fontaine
Simon Lambert
Michael Laskin
Simon Lambert
Reviews
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You're telling me James MacArthur and Mackenzie Astin <b>aren't</b> related? I'm not even joking, they looked exactly the same in their respective youngers years; I thought I was back in 1950s Disney when I saw Astin appear. <em>'Iron Will'</em> is a good film. It begins quite slowly but soon enough picks up the pace thanks to the dog-sled racing, which I enjoyed alongside the newspaper and animal parts of the story. The stuff, meanwhile, with Will (Astin), McTeague (Brian Cox) et al. isn't majorly interesting to me, but it still makes for alright viewing. Astin is more than decent in the lead role, while Kevin Spacey is (unfortunately) solid in his role as media man Kingsley. With that noted, it isn't really a film that is set alight by its cast. They all serve their purpose but aren't anything great. The animals, racing and hearty narrative make up for that though. A fine film, even if it does just narrowly avoid 3*.
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