Young Indiana Jones: Travels with Father was the fourth and final of four TV movies based on The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles TV series. It originally aired on The Family Channel on June 16, 1996.

SynopsisEdit

Indiana Jones returns home from World War I, and recalls two adventures of his: with Leo Tolstoy in 1909, and with his father in 1910.

AppearancesEdit

Cast and charactersEdit

• Corey Carrier as Indiana Jones (age 10)
• Sean Patrick Flanery as Indiana Jones (age 20)
• Lloyd Owen as Prof. Henry Jones, Sr.
• Ruth de Sosa as Anna Jones
• Margaret Tyzack as Helen Seymour
• Michael Gough as Leo Tolstoy
• Robyn Lively as Nancy Stratemeyer
• Eva Océnasová as Mrs. Vlasov
• Jana Altmanová as Mrs. Tolstoy
• Milan Gargula as Russian Priest
• Milan Gal as Russian Novitiate
• Jan Kuzelka as Inn Keeper
• Josef Nedorost as Militia Man 1
• Alan Fordham as Militia Man 2
• Ladislav Demetr as Gypsy
• Marian Cingros as Gypsy Grandfather
• Miroslav Dubsky as Russian Peasant
• Valerie Knotkova as Russian Servant
• Jirí Krytinár as Vendor
• Lee Warner as Winch Room Monk
• Nikos Tsachiridis as Pan Pipe Player
• George Yiasoumi as Artistotle
• Raad Rawi as Pater
• Thanassis Sakellarious as Stephanos
• George Jackos as Nikos Kazantzakis
• Jiri Konicek as Bellboy
• Milan Riehs as Vlasov
• Jirí Knot as Makovsky
• Olegar Fedoro as Monk (voice) (uncredited)
• Brooke Langton as Rebecca Donelly (uncredited)
• William Gregory Lee as ??? (uncredited)
• Josh McLerran as Boy #1 (uncredited)

LocationsEdit

• Greece
• Princeton
• Russia

Behind the scenesEdit

The film was shot from April to June of 1994 in Prague, Meteora, Delphi, and Athens. It aired on The Family Channel in 1996, and later re-edited as Travels with Father, for which Flanery's bookends were dropped.^[1]

• Steve Stewart's 1996 book Full-Frontal mentions the skinny dipping scene from this film.
• This film was originally shot as three separate episodes of an intended third season of the TV series. The Sean Patrick Flanery bookends were taken from "Princeton, 1919", while the two Corey Carrier segments were taken from "Russia, March 1909" and "Athens, July 1910". The film was later re-edited into part of Travels with Father and Winds of Change. It was released at different times in different countries.
• Travels with Father won the 1997 Emmy award for Outstanding Music Composition for a Miniseries or a Special (dramatic underscore) for Laurence Rosenthal.

Notes and referencesEdit

External linksEdit

• Young Indiana Jones: Travels with Father at the Internet Movie Database