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Sean O'Byrne (written by)
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15 December 2002 (Canada)
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100 Days in the Jungle tells the amazing true story of Canadian oil workers who were kidnapped by Colombian rebels and marched through the Ecuadorian jungle for 100 days. full summary | add synopsis
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(Credited cast) | Michael Riley | ... | Rod Dunbar |
 | Aidan Devine | ... | Barry Meyer |
 | Jonathan Scarfe | ... | Grunt (Grant Rankin) |
 | Adrien Dorval | ... | Barney (Brant Scheelar) |
 | Hugh Thompson | ... | Colin Fraser |
| Nathaniel Arcand | ... | Leonard Carter |
 | Brendan Fletcher | ... | Bean (Neil Barber) |
 | Patrick Gilmore | ... | Skunk (Steven Brent) |
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| Nicholas Campbell | ||
 | William B. Davis | ||
 | Brian Markinson | ... | Stan Walton |
| Bismark Méndez | ... | Kidnapper |
| Emily Nash | ... | Krissy |
| Peter Outerbridge | ... | Gord Black |
| Michèle-Barbara Pelletier | ... | Sabine |
| Liisa Repo-Martell | ||
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Netherlands:93 min
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On one of the last nights of filming in Edmonton, the temperature was twenty below zero and the entire cast and crew were freezing, so heating bars were brought out and placed around the set. Between scenes, the cast would gather around them to warm up. However, no one noticed that the blue jumpsuits the leads were wearing might not be heat-resistant. It isn't visible in the final film, but at least one pair of blue jumpsuit pants had melted across the front during filming, exposing white lining.
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Well, I worked on this movie, and personally I think the actors did an excellent job all through. (They were, incidentally, not working under the best of conditions.) However, the editing is fairly terrible, and for that reason alone, I still don't understand why we won the Gemini. Especially if the subject interests you, I recommend seeing it; but know that it could have been better. Michael and company did well especially in the ending jungle scenes, for which I was not present, but some very good material nearing the end of the movie was unfortunately removed; Emily and the supporting cast performed excellently (at two o'clock in the morning, two days before Christmas, at twenty degrees below zero at the airport), and I was sorry to see those scenes cut from the final product.