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Kim
1950
MGM Film
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Dir:
Victor
Saville
starring
Errol
Flynn,
Dean
Stockwell,
Paul
Lukas,
Reginald
Owen
Adaptation
of
Rudyard
Kipling's
classic
tale
involving
an
orphaned
English
boy in
1880's
India
who
assumes
a
native's
identity
and gets
involved
in local
espionage
plot.
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King
Solomon's
Mines
1950
MGM Film
--
Dir:
Compton
Bennett
&
Andrew
Martin
starring
Stewart
Granger,
Deborah
Kerr,
Richard
Carlson
Guide
Allan
Quartermain
helps a
young
lady
(Betty)
find her
lost
husband
somewhere
in
Africa.
It's a
spectacular
adventure
story
with
romance,
bcause
while
they
fight
with
wild
animals
and
cannibals
they
fall in
love.
Will
they
find the
lost
husband
and
finish
the nice
connection?
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Laughing
at Life
It's
1913 and
Dennis
McHale
(Victor
McLaglen),
the
manager
of an
illegal
gold
mining
operation
near the
Panama
Canal,
is
on-the-run
from the
local
police.
One year
later he
resurfaces
as Binke,
a
gunrunner
in the
South
Sea
Islands,
still
sporting
an
infectious
smile
and a
devil-may-care
attitude.
Once
again,
he
narrowly
escapes
from
being
sent to
prison.
Whether
he's a
soldier
of
fortune
in
Shanghai,
an army
officer
during
World
War I or
the
tough-talking
"Captain
Easter"
who
organizes
an armed
revolt
in South
America
-
McLaglen
portrays
this
unforgettable
character
as a
lovable
scoundrel,
laughing
his way
through
one
adventurous
situation
after
another.
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Mark
of
Zorro,
The
1940
Fox Film
--
Dir:
Rouben
Mamoulian
starring
Tyrone
Power,
Linda
Darnell,
Basil
Rathbone
Around
1820 the
son of a
California
nobleman
comes
home
from
Spain to
find his
native
land
under a
villainous
dictatorship.
On the
one hand
he plays
the
useless
fop,
while on
the
other he
is the
masked
avenger
Zorro.
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Nabonga
An
embezzler
and his
daughter
crash
their
plane in
the
jungles
of
Africa.
Young
Doreen
(Julie
London)
is the
sole
survivor
and
befriends
a
gorilla,
Samson,
who
becomes
her
guardian.
Ray
Gorman
(Buster
Crabbe)
is out
to clear
the name
of his
father,
who is
falsely
accused
of
stealing
the
money.
Ray is
unaware
that he
is being
trailed
in the
jungle
by
scheming
couple
Carl and
Marie
(Barton
MacLane
and Fifi
D'Orsay)
intent
on
stealing
the
treasure
that is
guarded
by a
White
Witch
and her
ape
companion.
The
parties
clash in
double-crossing
treachery
that
unleashes
the fury
of
Samson.
Nabonga
borrows
from
King
Kong and
the
"gorilla
gone
wild"
pictures
of the
era and
is a
classic
tale of
beauty
and the
beast.
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Outpost
in
Morocco
French
Foreign
Legion
Captain
Paul
Gerard
(George
Raft),
has
gained a
reputation
not only
for his
military
performance
but also
his
sexual
prowess.
He is
assigned
to lead
a convoy
escorting
the
vivacious
Cara
(Marie
Windsor),
the Emir
of
Bel-Rashad's
daughter,
back to
the
Arabian
citadel.
The two
soon
fall in
love, a
complication
that
irritates
the
already
existing
tensions
between
the
repressed
Arabs
and the
French
resistance.
After
snipers
attack
the
neighboring
Legion
garrison
with
high-powered
ammunition,
Gerard
sneaks
into the
citadel
disguised
as an
Arab
soldier
and
discovers
their
massive
arsenal,
which
they
plan to
use in
overthrowing
the
French.
When the
local
base is
viciously
massacred
by the
emir's
army, it
is up to
Gerard,
with the
help of
veteran
Lt.
Glysko (Akim
Tamiroff)
to keep
the
Arabian
forces
at bay
while
reconciling
the
forbidden
yet
passionate
desire
he feels
for
Cara.
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