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Law of the Jungle

  • 1942
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  • 1h 1min
VALUTAZIONE IMDb
5,1/10
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Arline Judge, John 'Dusty' King, and Mantan Moreland in Law of the Jungle (1942)
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Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaNona Brooks, former member of a stranded theatrical troupe, earns a temporary living singing in a cafe in Duakwa, British Rhodesia, Africa.Nona Brooks, former member of a stranded theatrical troupe, earns a temporary living singing in a cafe in Duakwa, British Rhodesia, Africa.Nona Brooks, former member of a stranded theatrical troupe, earns a temporary living singing in a cafe in Duakwa, British Rhodesia, Africa.

  • Regia
    • Jean Yarbrough
  • Sceneggiatura
    • George Bricker
    • Edmond Kelso
  • Star
    • Arline Judge
    • John 'Dusty' King
    • Mantan Moreland
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  • VALUTAZIONE IMDb
    5,1/10
    267
    LA TUA VALUTAZIONE
    • Regia
      • Jean Yarbrough
    • Sceneggiatura
      • George Bricker
      • Edmond Kelso
    • Star
      • Arline Judge
      • John 'Dusty' King
      • Mantan Moreland
    • 12Recensioni degli utenti
    • 7Recensioni della critica
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    Interpreti principali15

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    Arline Judge
    Arline Judge
    • Nona Brooks
    John 'Dusty' King
    John 'Dusty' King
    • Larry Mason
    • (as John King)
    Mantan Moreland
    Mantan Moreland
    • Jefferson 'Jeff' Jones
    Arthur O'Connell
    Arthur O'Connell
    • Simmons
    C. Montague Shaw
    C. Montague Shaw
    • Sgt. Burke
    Guy Kingsford
    • Constable Whiteside
    Laurence Criner
    • Chief Mojobo - an Oxford Graduate
    • (as Lawrence Criner)
    Victor Kendall
    • Grozman
    • (as Victor Kendal)
    Feodor Chaliapin Jr.
    Feodor Chaliapin Jr.
    • Belts
    • (as Feodor Chaliapin)
    Martin Wilkins
    • Bongo
    Ed Brady
    Ed Brady
    • Man in Hotel Barroom
    • (non citato nei titoli originali)
    Hattie Noel
    Hattie Noel
    • Chief Mojobo's Sister
    • (non citato nei titoli originali)
    Robert Strange
    Robert Strange
    • Capt. Anthony Hobson
    • (non citato nei titoli originali)
    Emil Van Horn
    Emil Van Horn
    • Gorilla
    • (non citato nei titoli originali)
    Blue Washington
    Blue Washington
    • Native
    • (non citato nei titoli originali)
    • Regia
      • Jean Yarbrough
    • Sceneggiatura
      • George Bricker
      • Edmond Kelso
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    Recensioni degli utenti12

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    8dbborroughs

    The Natives are Restless and a Lot of Fun

    Stranded at a jungle outpost a singer tries to make her way home. Through circumstances beyond her control she ends up in the jungle on the run from Nazi's and the police who think she maybe connected to a murder. Reluctantly coming to her aid is a scientist with Mantan Moreland as an aide de camp.

    Back lot bound with some twists that must have been put in let the audience know that none of this was to be taken seriously, Law of the Jungle is an imperfect but very funny jungle adventure/comedy.

    Our heroine for once seems to be what she claims, a tough broad from Brooklyn way over her head. Her whiskey barrel voice is a nice change from the typical female shriek. Mantan Moreland is, as always, a joy to watch and how he shoots dice has to go down as one of the worst, and funniest scams in B movies.

    Is this the greatest movie ever made? No, but its one you will be sorry to see end, especially when you see Moreland and the King interact.

    8 out of 10. This is one to look for, especially since its out on cheaply priced DVD.
    7rachel-193-120274

    THIS QUOTE IS WRONG "Cannons to the right of me! Cannons to the left of me! And I ain't got no health insurance!'

    HE ACTUALLY SAYS CANNIBALS to the right of me! CANNIBALS to the left of me! And I ain't got no health insurance!

    CANNIBALS NOT CANNONS!
    5sol-kay

    Cannons to the right of me! Cannons to the left of me! And I ain't got no health insurance!

    (Some Spoilers) Being stuck in the African jungle at this dive "The Traders Hole & Cafe" Brooklyn band singer Nora Brooks, Arline Judge,has been waiting for her passport so she can get back to civilization back in Brooklyn. But as you would expect the Post Office, even in the wilds of darkest Africa,is as slow as molasses in it's mail delivery. It turns out that it's not the Post Office fault but Nora's boss Simmons, Arthur O'Connell who been keeping her passport from getting to her, after first stealing it, in order to keep Nora at his joint to entertain the customers.

    Simmons is also in the pay of the Nazis who's agents Grozman & Belts,Victor Kendall & Feodor Chaliapan, who are trying to stir up the natives against their British Colonial rulers and become unwitting pawns in helping Germany in winning the war against the allies. It's when British government agent Tony Hobson, Robert Strange, shows up to see just what's going on that things really start to unravel for everyone involved. Having a drink and watching Nora's stage act the lights go out and when their turned back on again Hobon is dead. Stabbed to death and the secret document that he has on him about the Nazis intentions, as well as Nora are both gone. Hobson's killer in a panic put the document in Nora's jacket.

    On the run from the police thinking she's to be arrested for agent Hobson's murder Nora runs into in this camp in the middle of the jungle of what's we would call a digger upper, archaeologist Larry Mason, John "Dusty" King. Being a woman the natives on Mason's expiation are nervous since they tell him, through their head boss man Bongo(Martin Wilkins),that she's brought a Ju-Ju, an evil spirit, along with her and they want no part of it.

    Not being able to throw Nora out into the jungle Mason agrees to take her along which has the two Nazi agents to get the local native tribe headed by their Oxford educated and Harlem born Chief Mojobo, Lawrence Criner. They want Chief Mojobo to attack and capture Nora and Mason and also his Harlem born & bread sidekick Jefferson "Jeff" Jones, Martan Moreland.

    Funny only because of Martan Moreland being in the film who, as you would expect, steals every scene that he's in with the rest of the cast coming across like a bunch of wooden cigar store Indians.The Nazis are so inept that they can't even finish off Simmons, with a handgun and rifle at point-blank range. Simmons gives them up to the British because the Nazis were too cheap to pay him the 100 British Pounds that they promised him.

    The lovable and adorable, as well as hilarious, Jeff Jones attracts both a big hairy guerrilla as well as the chief's over endowed and well-fed daughter. Who get's him and his friends Mason & Nora released just before they were to be the main course for Thanksgiving Dinner. The fact that Jeff and Chief Mojobo belonged to the same fraternity back in Harlem didn't hurt their chances to be able to survive intact and not be wolfs-down by the natives either.
    4Mike-764

    Nazis hunt down archaeologist & company in the jungle

    Nona Brooks is an American singer in a nightclub in the middle of the African jungles, is trying to scrape enough money to get back to the US. When a British intelligence officer is murdered by a pair of Nazi spies in order to get a document that would reveal their identity, Nona escapes from the nightclub, unaware that she is carrying the document. She joins up with Larry Mason, an American archaeologist, and they, along w/ Larry's valet Jeff, try to prevent the spies from capturing them, until they fall into the hands of a cannibalistic tribe. It seems Monogram was trying to cash in on the fun they had with King of the Zombies, but lacks the style that picture due to Yarbrough's listless direction, making this one feel just ho-hum. Not much to rave about from King, Judge, and Moreland, however Criner steals the show as the Oxford educated tribal chief, unfortunately he's only in the last 10 minutes of the movie. Rating, 4.
    6pensman

    A C- film at best

    Not the worst movie, but milks stereotypes of Africans and African-Americans with one or two surprises. The copy I saw on YouTube was so grainy, I did not recognize Arthur O'Connell.

    The plot was actually pretty good, but I imagine the film played third after the A movie and first B movie. When I was young it wasn't unusual to go out for a night at the movies. This meant a reel of modern news events, a travelogue, at least one cartoon, and then the A movie followed by one other two B films. And sometimes the B movie turned out to become the real hit of the venue. Think Lilies of the Field with Sidney Poitier as an example.

    Law of the Jungle is not a super B movie but it has its moments. The best is the meeting between Mantan Moreland and Laurence Criner aka Chief Mojobo who is not only the chief of the warrior tribe that captured the three leads, but is a lodge brother of Jeff Jones (Morland). To say more might give away an important plot point.

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      The earliest documented telecasts of this film took place in New York City Sunday 13 June 1948 on WATV (Channel 13) . in Chicago Friday 14 January 1949 on WBKB (Channel 4), in Los Angeles Tuesday 12 April 1949 on KTLA (Channel 5), in San Francisco Wednesday 28 December 1949 on KRON (Channel 4), and in Cincinnati Tuesday 3 January 1950 on WKRC (Channel 11).
    • Blooper
      When singing "Jungle Moon" in the bar, the girl is backed by the sound of a full orchestra, while there is only a piano playing behind her. Meanwhile, the sound of a piano is absent from the orchestra background to her song.
    • Connessioni
      Edited into Dark Jungle Theater: Law of the Jungle (2015)
    • Colonne sonore
      Jungle Moon
      Written by Edward J. Kay (as Edward Kay)

      Sung by Arline Judge

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      • 6 febbraio 1942 (Stati Uniti)
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