Post by Kaz ~;~ on Sept 18, 2010 22:21:56 GMT -5
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Director: Lamont Johnson
Writers: Robert Halmi Sr. (story)
Albert Ruben (screenplay)
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Plot Summary:: Visit to A Chief's Son is a strange mixture of anthropology, travelogue, and social commentary. Beautifully filmed by Ernest Day, who went on to work on several James Bond films, it's the story of scientist Richard Mulligan and his attempts to get close to the Masai people of Kenya. His son, played by John Philip Hogdon in a commendably understated performance, gums up the works, and an educated-in-London Masai (Johnny Sekka) further complicates matters by messing with Mulligan's preconceived notions about 'the natives'. The two boys runaway on a adventure of a life time and Return men.
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(Cast)
Richard Mulligan ... Robert
Johnny Sekka ... Nemolok
John Philip Hogdon ... Kevin
Jesse Kinaru ... Codonyo
Jock Anderson ... Jock
Chief Lomoiro ... Chief
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Director: Lamont Johnson
Writers: Robert Halmi Sr. (story)
Albert Ruben (screenplay)
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Plot Summary:: Visit to A Chief's Son is a strange mixture of anthropology, travelogue, and social commentary. Beautifully filmed by Ernest Day, who went on to work on several James Bond films, it's the story of scientist Richard Mulligan and his attempts to get close to the Masai people of Kenya. His son, played by John Philip Hogdon in a commendably understated performance, gums up the works, and an educated-in-London Masai (Johnny Sekka) further complicates matters by messing with Mulligan's preconceived notions about 'the natives'. The two boys runaway on a adventure of a life time and Return men.
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(Cast)
Richard Mulligan ... Robert
Johnny Sekka ... Nemolok
John Philip Hogdon ... Kevin
Jesse Kinaru ... Codonyo
Jock Anderson ... Jock
Chief Lomoiro ... Chief
