D3: The Mighty Ducks
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matthewb03 remembers...this was pretty good but part of the it when the changed the name to the warriors didn't like it ... More »
Posted on 09/19/08
Cast:
Coach Ted Orion...Jeffrey Nordling
Dean Buckley...David Selby
Casey Conway...Heidi Kling
Charlie Conway...Joshua Jackson
Adam Banks...Vincent Larusso
Hans...Joss Ackland
Fulton Reed...Elden Ratliff
Greg Goldberg...Shaun Weiss
Averman...Matt Doherty
Guy Germaine...Garette Ratliff Henson
Connie...Marguerite Moreau
Cole...Michael Cudlitz
Rick...Christopher Orr
Dean Portman...Aaron Lohr
Dwayne Robertson...Ty O'Neal
Russ Tyler...Kenan Thompson
Luis Mendoza...Mike Vitar
Julie Gaffney...Colombe Jacobsen-Derstine
Ken Wu...Justin Wong
Scott...Scott Whyte
Linda...Margot Finley
Tom Riley...Lynn Philip Seibel
Josh...Benjamin Salisbury
Angela Delaney...Eliza Coyle
Mr. Barber...James Craven
Mrs. Madigan...Claudia Wilkins
Mindy...Melissa Keller
Cindy...Samantha Harris
Coach Wilson...Jack White
Arcade Attendant...Steven Brill
Jeannie...Mary Brill
Board Member...Jeannette Kerner
Board Member...Herbert Brill
Referee...Mike Kelly
Gabriella...Claire Bednarski
Customer at Mickey's Diner...Jerry Kerner
Customer at Mickey's Diner...Bert Sandberg
Championship Game Referee...Stephen Dowling
Paul Kariya...Himself
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Release History:
1996 - D3: The Mighty Ducks
The third Mighty Ducks chapter found the squad once again in the position of underducks – this time at a high-class prep school, where the Ducks would get the chance to show, once again, how perseverance and teamwork always come out on top. And not just on the ice, but also in the battle against the rich snobs of the world.
After their big victory at the Junior Goodwill Games, our scrappy heroes (and heroines) have won scholarships to Eden Hall, a fancy prep school. In addition to the new academic challenges, they have to make do without their longtime leader Gordon Bombay, who has passed the coaching baton to the hard-nosed Ted Orion. And that’s not the half of it.
You see, Eden Hall’s championship hockey tradition hasn’t made any allowances for players who aren’t white and male. Dean Buckley doesn’t think much of our multi-ethnic quackers, and neither do the Warriors, the academy’s varsity team. After working through the trials of high school romance, nasty pranks, and prejudice, the Ducks have to face the sturdy Warriors on the ice to defend their scholarships.
Emilio Estevez, who received top billing, appeared as Gordon only briefly; the Ducks themselves carried this picture. Disney was able to keep its successful tie-in with its real NHL team, the Anaheim Mighty Ducks, going strong. The Mighty Ducks screen franchise continued beyond the trilogy of films, with a series of animated television adventures that featured hockey-playing, alien ducks with super-powers instead of the human stars of the big screen.
