Jungle Stampede

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George P. Breakston and Yorke Coplen in Jungle Stampede (1950)

While most of the footage is indeed authentic and the safari journey and the reason is real, this is far from being qualified as a documentary since it is filled with stock-footage and stage... Read allWhile most of the footage is indeed authentic and the safari journey and the reason is real, this is far from being qualified as a documentary since it is filled with stock-footage and staged-incidents to add to the film moments of suspense and/or peril that were not part of the ... Read allWhile most of the footage is indeed authentic and the safari journey and the reason is real, this is far from being qualified as a documentary since it is filled with stock-footage and staged-incidents to add to the film moments of suspense and/or peril that were not part of the actual expedition, i.e., the camera shows a wild beast stalking the safari with the narrat... Read all

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In Dublin in 1951, a lion escaped from a lion tamer's winters quarters and attached a young teenager before been shot by the police. The garage where the young lad was attacked was beside a cinema and the audience was 'locked in' until it was safe to exit. The movie showing was Jungle Stampede! I was six at the time and in the cinema with my dad.