Creatures the World Forgot (1971)

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Julie Ege

Nala - The Girl

Tony Bonner

Toomak - The 'Fair' Boy

Robin John

Rool - The 'Dark' Boy
(as Robert John)

Brian O'Shaughnessy

Mak - The Father
(as Brian O'Shaughnessey)

Sue Wilson

Noo - The Mother

Rosalie Crutchley

The Old Crone

Marcia Fox

The Dumb Girl

Gerard Bonthuys

Young Toomak

Hans Kiesouw

Young Rool

Josje Kiesouw

The Young Dumb Girl

Beverly Blake

The Young Female Lover
(as Beverley Blake)

Doon Baide

The Young Male Lover

Don Leonard

The Old Leader

Frank Hayden

Zen - The Murderer

Rosita Moulan

The Tribal Dancer

Fred Swart

The Marauder Leader

Ken Hare

The Leader of the Fair Tribe

Audrey Allen

Rock Mother
(uncredited)

Director
- Don Chaffey
Writer
- Michael Carreras
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Trivia
Julie Ege had just given birth to her daughter, Joanna Kruger-Monsen (born in 1969), and was not feeling well, so she went to bed early during one shoot. As a result, the crew mistakenly thought that she was stuck-up and decided to keep her out of view as much as possible, much to the annoyance of Hammer Films in London. In fact, in an interview, Ege mentioned that she thought that the cameraman hated her for some reason, but she did not know why.

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Featured in Cinemacabre TV Trailers (1993)

Incredible! A fruit of anthropological studies in the Seventies.

This film has got so much in it. Prehistoric society, adventure, romance, true brotherhood, violence, sex, religion; all depicted abundantly..without a single word uttered!!! And how come it sucks so bad? This film will make you rethink the origin of humanity. If this were the product of anthropology, you would rather defy Darwinian theory and Hegelian synthesis all together. You cannot bear to watch this even with your brain shut down. And now you are thinking, "I've got to see this." I warned you. I take no responsibility whatsoever should you regret spending over an hour staring at this piece of art. Well, I did warn you. This should be forgotten and buried for ever.