Congo Maisie

1940
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1h 11min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaBrooklyn showgirl Maisie gets stranded in the African jungle with a romantic doctor.Brooklyn showgirl Maisie gets stranded in the African jungle with a romantic doctor.Brooklyn showgirl Maisie gets stranded in the African jungle with a romantic doctor.

Dirección
- H.C. Potter
Guión
- Mary C. McCall Jr.
- Wilson Collison
Reparto principal

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6,2/10

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Dirección
- H.C. Potter
Guión
- Mary C. McCall Jr.
- Wilson Collison
Reparto principal

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Premios
- 2 premios en total

Imágenes11

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Reparto principal18

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Ann Sothern

Maisie Ravier

John Carroll

Dr. Michael Shane

Rita Johnson

Kay McWade

Shepperd Strudwick

Dr. John McWade

J.M. Kerrigan

Captain Finch

E.E. Clive

Horace Snell

Everett Brown

Jallah

Tom Fadden

Nelson

Lionel Pape

British Consul

Nathan Curry

Luemba

Leonard Mudie

Farley

Martin Wilkins

Ernest Whitman

Varnai

William Broadus

Third Witch Doctor
(sin acreditar)

Tom Farrell

Sergeant
(sin acreditar)

Joel Fluellen

Native
(sin acreditar)

Buddy Harris

Second Witch Doctor
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Darby Jones

First Witch Doctor
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Dirección
- H.C. Potter
Guión
- Mary C. McCall Jr.
- Wilson Collison
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Curiosidades
This film is based on the 1934 novel "Congo Landing" by Wilson Collison and is not a remake of Tierra de pasión (1932). Although the two films are similar, and promotional material for Congo Maisie compared them, Red Dust was based on the 1928 play of the same name, also by Collison. The play was adapted in a second version as Mogambo (1953) with the setting changed from Indochina to Africa.

Pifias
When Dr. Shane is trying to hold off the natives at the end, Maisie comes out and does some magic tricks - a color-changing scarf, and cards appearing from nowhere. Dr. Shane tells her to do more, and she says that's all she has. Yet earlier, she was doing a trick with a disappearing ball. And later she comes out doing a water trick.

Citas
Dr. Michael Shane: Little girls that listen at keyholes don't go to heaven.

Conexiones
Followed by Gold Rush Maisie (1940)

Reseñas de usuarios16

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7/10

Maisie Goes to Africa

Congo Maisie is a cute little film from the Maisie series which features a great independent female character. Maisie is a woman who keeps her self respect, her dignity, and her good girl status through all of her adventures. Ann Sothern was very lucky to have come across this character. Maisie is a tough cookie with a heart of gold.

This film in the series is pleasant, even if isn't my favorite one. It does have similar aspects to Red Dust, but it really isn't a remake as Mogambo later was.

Maisie sings and dances and performs magic tricks. The audience gets to see her think fast on her feet and to use her natural intelligence. She may not be a highly educated person, but she is someone everyone would want to have in their lives.

Enjoy this trip to Africa, and don't forget to bring your umbrella!