Where the Red Fern Grows (+ Digital Copy)

Movie / Show Details

Where the Red Fern Grows is a 1974 family drama directed by Norman Tokar and based on Wilson Rawls’ beloved novel. The film follows Billy, a determined boy living in the Ozarks of Oklahoma who works hard for two years to afford his own hunting dogs. When he finally brings home Old Dan and Little Ann, two red-bone coonhounds, the trio embarks on adventures through the river bottoms of Cherokee country. Starring Beverly Garland, Jack Ging, James Whitmore, and Stewart Petersen, this heartfelt story explores themes of dedication, loyalty, and the bond between a boy and his dogs as they face both triumph and tragedy together.

This is a single-disc DVD release from Doty-Dayton Releasing with a runtime of 97 minutes and a G rating, plus a digital copy for viewing on other devices. The film captures a timeless tale of growing up and perseverance that resonates with viewers of all ages. You’ll get a hand-inspected disc that lets you own this classic story on physical media.