Tarzán y la cazadora

Título original: Tarzan and the Huntress

1947
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1h 12min

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Brenda Joyce, Johnny Sheffield, and Johnny Weissmuller in Tarzán y la cazadora (1947)

Jungle Adventure Action Adventure Romance

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaTo equip the American zoos with as many animals as possible, a cruel trio of big game hunters team up with an unexpected ally, threatening the African fauna. Will Tarzan allow the fiendish h... Leer todoTo equip the American zoos with as many animals as possible, a cruel trio of big game hunters team up with an unexpected ally, threatening the African fauna. Will Tarzan allow the fiendish huntress to pillage the jungle?To equip the American zoos with as many animals as possible, a cruel trio of big game hunters team up with an unexpected ally, threatening the African fauna. Will Tarzan allow the fiendish huntress to pillage the jungle?

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Johnny Weissmuller

Tarzan

Brenda Joyce

Jane

Johnny Sheffield

Patricia Morison

Tanya Rawlins

Barton MacLane

Paul Weir
(as Barton Maclane)

John Warburton

Carl Marley

Charles Trowbridge

King Farrod

Ted Hecht

Prince Ozira

Wallace Scott

'Smitty' Smithers

George Magrill

Native Guard
(sin acreditar)

Georges Renavent

Man Weighing King
(sin acreditar)

Mickey Simpson

Monak
(sin acreditar)

Maurice Tauzin

Prince Suli
(sin acreditar)

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Curiosidades
In Tarzán y la cazadora (1947), Johnny Weissmuller in his 11th outing and next-to-lasting outing as Tarzan. Brenda Joyce makes the third of five appearances as Jane, and Johnny Sheffield marks his eighth and final appearance as Boy. The director Kurt Neumann helms the third of his four pairings with Tarzan.

Pifias
What's become the necessary intro shot of forest deer overlooking the water appear here again, this time watching Tarzan et co on a raft; deer are not native to Africa.

Citas
Tarzan: Boy, never kill for fun. Only for food!
Boy: I wasn't going to shoot him.
Tarzan: Boy man now... do man's work.

Conexiones
Followed by Tarzán y las sirenas (1948)

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It helps to know what a "huntress" was

Those unfamiliar with 1940s American slang will miss the clever undertone of the title. Back then, a "huntress" was what women called other women who tried to steal their men. Perhaps to feed a certain misimpression of what the movie was about, a poster of the time shows Patricia Morison's character looking on enviously as Tarzan and Jane enjoy a tender moment. A famous publicity still showed the beautiful Morison clutching her coiled whip. Of course, the promise of hanky-panky and jungle homewrecking was totally false. Morison plays a real huntress, who's after animals. And to tell the truth, except for the visuals, this is one of the duller Tarzan films, short on suspense and exciting action. Morison may look naughty, but she's not a very menacing villain.