Taur, il re della forza bruta

1963
1h 35min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThe warlike men of Kixos murder the king of Surupak and abduct his two daughters, Jia and Tuja. Jia's bridegroom Syros asks the mighty warrior Taurus for assistance. Taurus faithful companio... Leer todoThe warlike men of Kixos murder the king of Surupak and abduct his two daughters, Jia and Tuja. Jia's bridegroom Syros asks the mighty warrior Taurus for assistance. Taurus faithful companion Ubaratuta will give Taurus a hand to defeat the warlike tribe.The warlike men of Kixos murder the king of Surupak and abduct his two daughters, Jia and Tuja. Jia's bridegroom Syros asks the mighty warrior Taurus for assistance. Taurus faithful companion Ubaratuta will give Taurus a hand to defeat the warlike tribe.

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The lead character was originally called Tarzan, and that name was used in the title, until the Edgar Rice Burroughs estate threatened to take the producers to court for unauthorized use of the name. The name was then changed to "Taur."

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Intended to be released as Tarzan, il re della forza bruta (1963), an unauthorized Tarzan film, the Edgar Rice Burroughs estate objected, and the character was renamed Taur, dialogue was changed to reflect this, and the film was released as Taur, il re della forza bruta (1963). Source: "Tarzan of the Movies" by Gabe Essoe.

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Edited into La venganza de Ator (1983)

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Thank God Tarzan's legend was spared!

Taur was originally supposed to be a Tarzan film, but was renamed after a copyright infringement suit was threatened! Closer observation reveals more of a similarity to the Ape Man than any Norse legend I am familiar with. A cheap and shameful attempt to cash in on the '60's muscleman craze.