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She was too dangerous to love!
1941 | 90m | English

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Englishmen fighting Nazis in Africa discover an exotic mystery woman living among the natives and enlist her aid in overcoming the Germans.
Release Date: Oct 31, 1941
Director: Henry Hathaway
Writer: Barré Lyndon, Charles G. Booth
Genres: Drama, War
Keywords africa, world war ii, nazi, nairobi, tobacco, kenya
Production Companies United Artists, Walter Wanger Productions
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Aug 03, 2024
Entered: Apr 20, 2024
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Full Credits

Name Character
Gene Tierney Graham 'Zia' Fletcher
George Sanders Major A.L. Coombes
Bruce Cabot William Crawford
Harry Carey Dewey
Joseph Calleia Pallini
Reginald Gardiner Lieutenant Roddy Turner
Carl Esmond Jan Kuypens
Marc Lawrence Abdi Hammud
Cedric Hardwicke l'évêque Coombes
Gilbert Emery Ashburton
Dorothy Dandridge Kipsang's Wife
Gibson Gowland Churchgoer in Wheelchair (uncredited)
Woody Strode Tribal Policeman (uncredited)
Jeni Le Gon Miriami
Emmett Smith Kipsang
William Broadus Village Headman (uncredited)
Ivan Browning Signal Man (uncredited)
Frank Clarke Pilot (uncredited)
Frederick Clarke Ibrahim (uncredited)
Eddie Das Pindi (uncredited)
William R. Dunn Kipsang's Victim (uncredited)
Al Duvall Magabul (uncredited)
Riccardo Freda Pilot (uncredited)
Wesley Gale Native Boy (uncredited)
Jester Hairston Native Boy (uncredited)
Darby Jones Camel Man (uncredited)
Walter Knox Father (uncredited)
Tetsu Komai Kuypens' Shenzi Aide (uncredited)
Lawrence LaMarr Shenzi Informer (uncredited)
Prince Modupe Miriami's Sweetheart (uncredited)
Curtis Nero Corporal of Askaris (uncredited)
Hassan Said Arab Reader (uncredited)
Horace Walker Lecherous Old Man (uncredited)
Blue Washington Askari Veteran (uncredited)
Kenny Washington Sergeant Kumakwa (uncredited)
Name Job
Henry Hathaway Director
Miklós Rózsa Original Music Composer
Barré Lyndon Screenplay, Story
Charles Lang Director of Photography
Alexander Golitzen Art Direction
Charles G. Booth Adaptation
Dorothy Spencer Editor
Fred Lau Sound
Arthur Jacobson Assistant Director
Name Title
Walter Wanger Producer
Jack Moss Associate Producer
Organization Category Person
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Geronimo1967
6.0

This is quite a decent little jungle-warfare caper set in British East Africa. George Sanders "(Maj. Coombes") arrives at a remote outpost that is more guided that run by Bruce Cabot ("Capt. Crawford") and Reginald Gardiner ("Lt. Turner"). He appears to be a bit of a stickler for the rules, especial ... ly when he discovers that their lone POW (an Italian from nearby Abyssinia) spends most of time making them decent food. Enter the gorgeous Gene Tierney, an enigmatic lady who controls a vast trading caravan network and things soon start to hot up. Someone is arming the locals - and with WWII looming, they must find out whom and put a stop to it before this vital link in colonial communication and transportation is lost to the Nazis. The pace is good, a wee bit "tally-ho" at times, but Cabot and Sanders work well together, and though hardly challenged, Tierney positively shines. New Mexico had to stand in for Kenya, but Henry Hathaway and Charles Lang manage to present us with a good looking series of scenarios and set-piece action adventures that keep the whole thing rollicking along well for 90 minutes.

Jun 25, 2022