Marty Stouffer's Wild America Story Summary

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1. More about the production - Marty Stouffer's Wild America

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Wild America is a 1997 American adventure comedy film directed by William Dear, written by David Michael Wieger based on the wildlife documentarian Marty Stouffer, and starring Jonathan Taylor Thomas, Devon Sawa and Scott Bairstow. In the summer of 1967, Marshall Stouffer is chased by his two older brothers, Mark and Marty; the brothers love using Marshall to film him in stunts, which he dislikes. Occasionally Marty and Mark will show footage of their antics in their garage to all their friends.

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While growing up in Arkansas during the late '60s, Marshall was more than just the youngest brother of the Stouffer family, he was their reluctant daredevil stunt man.

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Wild America by William Dear is an engaging kiddie movie, supposedly based on the true story of a family of prominent naturalist-filmmakers, which will provide some wholesome thrills with its peeks at life and wildlife through the eyes of three boys growing up in Arkansas in the late 1960s.

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Martin Luther Stouffer Jr. is a documentary filmmaker best known for his Wild America PBS television series involving endangered wildlife. Whereas many ...

The best-known of them is Marty Stouffer, whose TV show "Wild America" was ... Rather than being a biographical story, the movie is more of a parody of ...
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