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The father of young Mowgli (Sabu) is killed by a jungle tiger during the child's early years. Having no family, the boy lives with wolves and befriends a variety of animals. After several years, Mowgli is discovered and returned to his mother, and must grow accustomed to human practices. When Mowgli and new love interest Mahala (Patricia O'Rourke) trek into the jungle together, they discover treasure that causes Mahala's father, Buldeo (Joseph Calleia), to get greedy, with tragic consequences.
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Genre: Adventure
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Original Language: English
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Director: Zoltan Korda
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Producer: Alexander Korda
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Writer: Laurence Stallings
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Distributor: United Artists
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Production Co: Alexander Korda Films
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totally underrated, one of my fav films from childhood and recently seen again and baby it's still got it: magic and the jungle, a lost city with a king's treasure hidden inside, and animals that talk. i never even knew sabu was indian until i googled it last night! accept no imitations!!!
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I didn't pay attention to most of it - the parts I saw weren't bad.
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One of the best tellings of this story.
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surprisingly entertaining. the original is just as good as the follow ups. i can imagine this entertained youngsters just as much in its time as the animated 60's version that i was familiar with as a child. it's one of those stories that never get old. oh, and if there ever was a real mowgli sabu would be it. born for the role
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