Tarzán en la India

Título original: Tarzan Goes to India

1962
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1h 28min

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Llamado a la India por un maharajá moribundo, Tarzán intenta sacar a una manada de elefantes de un valle que se inundará cuando se termine de construir una moderna presa.Llamado a la India por un maharajá moribundo, Tarzán intenta sacar a una manada de elefantes de un valle que se inundará cuando se termine de construir una moderna presa.Llamado a la India por un maharajá moribundo, Tarzán intenta sacar a una manada de elefantes de un valle que se inundará cuando se termine de construir una moderna presa.

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For this film, producer Sy Weintraub replaced Gordon Scott with Jock Mahoney. Weintraub wanted a leaner, less muscular, Tarzan. Scott was able to cash in on his incredible physique by becoming one of the most popular stars in the Italian-made sword and sandal/mythological muscle-man movies that had become box office hits in that period.

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When Jai snares Tarzan in the trap and Tarzan is hanging upside down, Jai brings his elephant close but out of reach of Tarzan. The camera switches to Tarzan at one point and he reaches out and steadies himself on one of the elephant's tusks which is quite close, then switches back to a wider view and the elephant is again out of reach.

Citas
Jai: You have an elephant?
Tarzan: I have many friends who are elephants - but I don't own any of them.

Conexiones
Featured in Grandes biografías: Tarzan: The Legacy of Edgar Rice Burroughs (1996)

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Jock Mahoney Jumps the Elephant

With freshly shaved chest and golden tan, Jock Mahoney (as Tarzan) takes over for departing jungle king Gordon Scott. Sporting a more traditional muscular frame than his pumped-up predecessor, Mr. Mahoney had been the main villain in the previous "Tarzan" movie. He would stick around for one more film. Like the title says, "Tarzan Goes to India" where Mahoney must move an elephant herd because a newly constructed dam will flood their valley home. He receives help from an "elephant boy" named Jai (as Jai the Elephant Boy). Filling secondary roles are impressive prince Feroz Khan (as Raju), villainous Leo Gordon (as Bryce), and local princess Simi (as Kamara). The Indian scenery is nice.

**** Tarzan Goes to India (7/62) John Guillermin ~ Jock Mahoney, Jai, Feroz Khan, Leo Gordon