
A Bear Named Wojtek
Animation · War · History
Overview
Displaced by the Second World War, a troop of Polish soldiers form an inseparable bond through an orphaned bear they name Wojtek.
Top Cast


Shauna Macdonald
Shauna Macdonald
Beryl (voice)
Shauna Macdonald
Beryl (voice)


Bill Paterson
Bill Paterson
Zoo Director (voice)
Bill Paterson
Zoo Director (voice)


Michael Golab
Michael Golab
Maciej (voice)
Michael Golab
Maciej (voice)


Richard Gadd
Richard Gadd
Dave (voice)
Richard Gadd
Dave (voice)


Tomasz Borkowy
Tomasz Borkowy
Major (voice)
Tomasz Borkowy
Major (voice)
Piotr Baumann
Piotr Baumann
Piotr (voice)
Piotr Baumann
Piotr (voice)
James Sutherland
James Sutherland
Chairman (voice)
James Sutherland
Chairman (voice)
Remi Rachuba
Remi Rachuba
Jan (voice)
Remi Rachuba
Jan (voice)
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