Mountains of the Moon: Part 1

Episode aired Nov 24, 1967
1h

IMDb RATING

6.5/10

YOUR RATING

Action Adventure

Tarzan comes across a party of religious pilgrims who are being led by Rosanna McCloud to their "Promised Land". To not shatter their dreams, Mrs. McCloud does not inform her followers that ... Read allTarzan comes across a party of religious pilgrims who are being led by Rosanna McCloud to their "Promised Land". To not shatter their dreams, Mrs. McCloud does not inform her followers that her husband, whom they regard as their Prophet, has just been killed, and she is unaware t... Read allTarzan comes across a party of religious pilgrims who are being led by Rosanna McCloud to their "Promised Land". To not shatter their dreams, Mrs. McCloud does not inform her followers that her husband, whom they regard as their Prophet, has just been killed, and she is unaware that the government trader who sold the group the land from a reclusive tribe had his own m... Read all

Director
- Harmon Jones
Writers
- Jackson Gillis
- Edgar Rice Burroughs
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

6.5/10

YOUR RATING

Director
- Harmon Jones
Writers
- Jackson Gillis
- Edgar Rice Burroughs
Stars

1User review

See production info at IMDbPro

Photos

Storyline

Edit

Did you know

Edit

Goofs
Tarzan hides under water from native warriors on horseback. When he gets out of the water, he is completely dry.

Connections
Edited from Tarzan (1966)

Soundtracks
On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand
Written by Samuel Stennett

User reviews1

Review

Featured review

7/10

The Wild West Comes To Africa

This was a very enjoyable two part episode that I see was later joined together and declared a movie. This is not to denigrate the program since it was well produced and acted but it is clear that it was a plot already used many times over in westerns of the 50's and earlier. The location, costumes, sets, and acting groups were transposed from the old west to Africa for "Tarzan" right down to the horses and wagons. You could close your eyes and see a Hollywood western. I love a good western.

I want to give a salute to one who was one of the most unappreciated actors in the business; Mr. William Marshall. He is another actor who I have enjoyed in everything he did. Good job and rest in peace Mr. Marshall.