Iron Will

Come on, boys!

Let's go. Hike!

Hike! Hike!

Let's go! Hike!

Let's go, Curly.

Atta boy!

That's it, Curly. Hike!

Yeah!

That's a good boy.

Yeah! Yeah!

Okay, let's go, boy!

Come on, now!

We gotta race now!

We gotta race!

Let's catch 'em. Let's catch 'em.

Come on, boys! Yeah!

That's it.

Come on, Curly!

Come on, Curly!

Let's get there first.

Let's beat 'em!

Let's go!

Come on, boys!

Come on! Let's move!

Come on! Come on!

We've gotta beat this train!

All right, all right, all right,

we got 'im, now!

Come on! Come on!

Almost there! Come on!

Yeah! All right!

Here you go.

-Whoa! Whoa!

-Watch it! Look out!

Curly, gee! Gee!

-Will, that was incredible!

-Incredibly foolish.

You could have been killed,

Will Stoneman.

How many times is there an army truck

in the middle of the street?

I've been coming around

this corner my whole life.

Has there ever been an army truck

in the middle of the street?

Nice piece of running there.

-So, how old are you, pal?

-Seventeen.

-Think you'll be ready to fight a war in a year?

-No, I'm ready now.

War with who?

Stay alive, buddy.

Your country might need ya.

-Coming on the run tomorrow?

-I ain't coming.

-We planned it. You gotta come.

-I can't.

-You know my father.

-Yeah.

Ward, you gonna do something besides

work for your father your whole life?

Please, Will. Just 'cause you want

something doesn't mean it's gonna happen.

-I know, but you can try, can't you?

-Ward!

Get back to the dock.

The train is on time, Mr. Stoneman,

and you are once again late.

-Yeah, I got...

-If you're late again...

you're fired.

What are you so riled about?

Old man Burton. He's always

got something to say.

Next time he opens his mouth,

I swear, I'll knock his teeth in.

Don't waste time worrying about

the Burtons in this world, son.

They're too scared of living

to see past their own faces.

Besides, there's too damn

many of them anyway.

-One day you'll make him

eat his own words. -You think?

Not a doubt in my mind.

There we go.

Come on. I'll help you

sort the mail.

Let's see:

Milkson, Sorrenson...

Jensen, Wilkerson

and Zeider.

That's it for...

-What have you got there?

-Just a letter.

Hey!

Is that from the college?

-Well, did you get in?

-Yes, sir.

You got in!

I'm so proud of you!

-I'm not going, Dad.

-What? Wha...

-I'm not going.

-What are you talking about?

I know how bad you and Mom want

this for me, but it's just dreams.

-My place is here.

-Son, listen to me.

Your place is where your dreams are.

Now, you never forget that.

-Dad, what about the money?

-Don't worry about the money!

Look. When you need it, it'll

be there. That's a promise.

Come on.

Let's go tell your mom.

All right.

-Come on, Will.

-I'm here.

Let's go, boy!

Come on, Will.

Whoa, boy.

-Zee-now, Tika.

-Easy, now.

Slow up, now.

Slow up.

-Good boy.

-Good dog!

Hey, Ned.

Good dog, yes.

Come here, Gus.

How ya doin'?

You're my dog, aren't ya?

You're my dog.

Hey, Gus, good dog.

What? What is so funny?

-He bit me!

-Bite him back.

-Bite him back?

-He knows one master.

When he respects you as he does

your father, then he'll like you.

Good dog, Curly.

Good dog.

Such a good dog.

Mmm, yes, you are.

That's a good dog.

"Winnipeg to St. Paul

Carnival Dog Derby."

Listen to this, Ned.

"J.W. Harper announces...

"the longest, toughest,

richest race...

"in the history

of dogsledding...

-with a first prize of $10,000."

-Ten thousand dollars?

"The race will run from

Winnipeg, Canada...

to St. Paul, Minnesota,

500 miles."

Ten thousand dollars

for 500 miles!

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