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Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold (1987)
USA 1987 Color
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3.3/10 (100 votes)
Produced by: Golan-Globus
Genre(s)/keyword(s): Adventure / historical
Certification: USA:PG
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Directed by
Gary Nelson
Cast (in credits order) verified as complete
Richard Chamberlain .... Allan Quatermain
Sharon Stone .... Jesse Huston
James Earl Jones .... Umslopogaas
Henry Silva .... Agon
Robert Donner .... Swarma
Doghmi Larbi .... Nasta
Aileen Marson .... Queen Nyleptha
Cassandra Peterson .... Sorais
Martin Rabbett .... Robeson Quatermain
Rory Kilalea .... Dumont
Alex Heyns .... Dutchman
Themsi Times .... Nurse
Philip Boucher .... Bartender
Stuart Goakes .... Trader
Fidelis Cheza .... Esbowe Warrior Chief
Nic Lesley .... Toothless Arab
George Chiota .... George
Written by
Gene Quintano
Cinematography by
Frederick Elmes
Music by
Michael Linn
Production Design by
Leslie Dilley
Produced by
Yoram Globus
Menahem Golan
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King Solomon's Mines (1985)
| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name | Date | Lines |
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| 1055.1 | BUSY::SLABOUNTY | Stand by stomach-here come banana. | Mon Mar 25 1996 18:36 | 10 | |
Sequel to "King Solomon's Mines", this time Allan and Jesse
forego their American honeymoon to instead look for a "lost
city of gold", and Allan's brother, who appears to be miss-
ing.
More "Indiana Jones"-type stuff.
Again, not a bad movie, really. Etc., etc. 8^)
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| 1055.2 | NETCAD::SHERMAN | Steve NETCAD::Sherman DTN 226-6992, LKG2-A/R05 pole AA2 | Tue Mar 26 1996 08:48 | 6 | |
My wife looked up these movies when they played last Sunday. The
review stated that both movies were shot at once. It's as though
they knew it was so bad they decided to shoot the sequel while they
still had funding ...
Steve
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| 1055.3 | CLUSTA::MAIEWSKI | Bos-Mil-Atl Braves W.S. Champs | Tue Mar 26 1996 08:56 | 8 | |
May have been the other extreme. In case it was a big hit they may have wanted avoid problems with resigning actors for the sequel. When they shot the "Three Musketeers" with Richard Chamberlin, Raquel Welch, et.al. they shot both the original and sequel for that same reason and it worked out pretty well. George | |||||