Maya

Serie TV
1967–1968
1h

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Due adolescenti viaggiano per l'India su Maya, l'elefante dell'orfano Raji, alla ricerca del padre di Terry, che si presume sia stato ucciso presumibilmente da una tigre mangiatrice di uomin... Leggi tuttoDue adolescenti viaggiano per l'India su Maya, l'elefante dell'orfano Raji, alla ricerca del padre di Terry, che si presume sia stato ucciso presumibilmente da una tigre mangiatrice di uomini.Due adolescenti viaggiano per l'India su Maya, l'elefante dell'orfano Raji, alla ricerca del padre di Terry, che si presume sia stato ucciso presumibilmente da una tigre mangiatrice di uomini.

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In a Filmfax interview Jay North was asked about director John Barry: 'John was a very nice man, a very theatrical man. He was also a screamer. He would scream at everybody and everything, including me and the young Indian actor, Sajid.'

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Narrator: Young Terry Bowen arrives in India from America to join his father: great white hunter Hugh Bowen. But Bowen has been lost on a tiger hunt, and is presumed dead... although his body was not found. Convinced his father is alive, Terry escapes the authorities who would ship him back to America. Teaming up with two other fugitives, Raji, an orphaned Indian boy and Maya, his elephant, Terry Bowen searches for his missing father through the strange cities and dangerous jungles of India.

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Great outdoors TV series

Filmed on real India Jungles, with Tigers & Leopards. I just loved, when I saw this series I was like 10 years old. Already have this love for nature, and this show was apart from all other outdoor series faked in studios. If you ever go to India, you will find that many men walk on the street taking by the hand. This will sound, on a macho view, very Gay but it is quite normal. In India it is normal to express friendship even among males. So this special relationship between this two kids may fit in place, even so I agree that gay people will love it. As a kid I have no memories of thinking this boys were strange, they were alone in the Jungle, one was fugitive, the other was searching his father, and they're only ally was Maya, the brave female elephant. Lately I have read about Jim Corbett, one of the first world conservationists to fight for Nature & Tigers (even so, he used to be a hunter), the fascinating world of Indian Jungles that I read on Corbett life, is just there in the Maya series. I will love to see this adventure series again, memories of a fierce mystery world that is almost gone for ever.