Call of the Forest (1965 film)

Call of the Forest is a 1965 Canadian-American adventure film directed by John Trent. It stars Richard Boone, Lyman Ward, and Sue Ane Langdon.

The film centers around a young boy, Billy Logan (Lyman Ward), who befriends a wild white wolf in the Canadian wilderness. The wolf, named Lobo, becomes Billy’s companion. However, the peaceful relationship is threatened when poachers and a ruthless trapper (Richard Boone) arrive, seeking to capture or kill Lobo for profit. Billy must then use his knowledge of the forest and his bond with Lobo to protect the wolf from harm. Sue Ane Langdon plays the role of a woman who provides assistance to Billy.

Call of the Forest is known for its outdoor cinematography and its focus on the relationship between humans and animals. It was filmed in the forests of Quebec, Canada. The film is a family-friendly adventure story that explores themes of friendship, loyalty, and the importance of protecting wildlife.