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Tarzan and the Lost Safari (1957)
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September 1957 (Austria)
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Tarzan leads five passengers from a downed airplane out of the jungle. En route white hunter Hawkins tries to sell them to the Oparian chief...
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The best Tarzan movie for me!
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(Complete credited cast) | Gordon Scott | ... | Tarzan |
| Robert Beatty | ... | Tusker Hawkins |
| Yolande Donlan | ... | Gamage Dean |
| Betta St. John | ... | Diana Penrod |
| Wilfrid Hyde-White | ... | 'Doodles' Fletcher (as Wilfrid Hyde White) |
| George Coulouris | ... | Carl Kraski |
| Peter Arne | ... | Dick Penrod |
| Orlando Martins | ... | Oparian Chieftain Ogonoore |
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86 min
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Color (Eastmancolor)
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Gordon Scott got along well with the natives involved in the movie. A Masai warrior nicknamed him "Mtu Ule Na Panda Miti Minegu" (Warrior Who Climbs Tall Trees).
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Referenced in "You Bet Your Life: (#6.15)" (1956)
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This is the 3rd movie that starred Gordon Scott as the celebrated Ape Man. Besides the excellent production values, location scenes, and music by Lou Levy with real performances by an authentic African dance troupe, the acting is good all round. Gordon brings is version of Tarzan way up from the previous portrayals of the screen incarnations. Tarzan is clever and more intelligent than seen before. The fact that he is a loner and therefore not hampered by a romantic interest turns him into even a more serious action hero. The movie does have the same racial failings as in moat Tarzan movies. The sets and lighting set the dark suspenseful mood and the music increases the dangerous atmosphere. Gordon and Bette St. John swim just as well as the pair in Tarzan and His Mate. In fact the script allows more dialog with better articulation from Tarzan and the men of Opar. I hope all of the Gordon Scott movies finally see the light of DVD day.