Tarzan and The Lost Safari

1957

Tarzan and The Lost Safari

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Release date: Apr 12, 1957

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Mayday! Mayday! An airplane flying five high-society travelers to Cairo has flown into an enormous flock of birds and gone down somewhere in the African jungle. Fortunately, all five survive. But now they're in dire need of food, protection and someone to lead them to safety. They need Tarzan. The second of the Tarzan movies starring powerfully built, 6' 3 Gordon Scott is a first in the entire film series that began nearly 40 years before the first in color. It also features striking, filmed-in-Africa cinematography. During the shoot, the Masai gave Scott a nickname: Warrior Who Climbs Tall Trees.