El mundo perdido

Título original: The Lost World

Miniserie de TV
2001
TV-14
1h 33min

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Bob Hoskins, Elaine Cassidy, and Tom Ward in El mundo perdido (2001)

Dinosaur Adventure Globetrotting Adventure Jungle Adventure Kaiju Adventure Drama Fantasy Sci-Fi

Una expedición parte hacia el Amazonas para demostrar la existencia de los dinosaurios.Una expedición parte hacia el Amazonas para demostrar la existencia de los dinosaurios.Una expedición parte hacia el Amazonas para demostrar la existencia de los dinosaurios.

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Nominado para 2 premios Primetime Emmy
- 6 nominaciones en total

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Curiosidades
Brian Blessed was the original choice for the Bob Hoskins role but his casting was vetoed by the American networks.

Pifias
Near the beginning of the film, in the lobby of the Natural History Museum, the tail of the Diplodocus skeleton is raised up off the ground. The film is set in 1911, but that skeleton had a dragging tail until it was remounted in 1993.

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Prof. George Challenger: [Professor Summerlee has just had a bitter argument with Reverend Kerr over evolution: Professor Challanger has kept silent and divulged that his parents were deeply religous] Professor Challenger: One day I went to my father and asked him for a microscope. I can still remember the sadness in his eyes; he knew he had lost me then. But without even knowing it he had given me an even greater gift. He taught me humility in the face of nature. I don't know if there is a god; but I know man is no substitute if there isn't.

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Featured in Inside the Lost World (2001)

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8/10

Well made adaptation of Conan Doyle's classic

A very well made TV adaptation of Conan Doyle's 1912 classic. The plot (of the movie as well as the book) has Professor Challenger (Bob Hoskins) leading an expedition to an isolated region of the Amazon, where it is believed prehistoric creatures have survived. Conan Doyle had based his book on the travels to the isolated Roraima region (the border zone between Brazil, Venezuela and Guyana where flat top mountains named tepuis predominate) by explorer Everard Im Thurn. This miniseries was shot in New Zealand (standing in for the Amazon), and the movie deviates from the book in only a minor questions: having a female character in the expedition (played by the fine Irish actress Elaine Cassidy), and, more controversially, a different ending. But the movie is very well made and very exciting.