Woman treks through jungle to find her missing husband.Woman treks through jungle to find her missing husband.Woman treks through jungle to find her missing husband.
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- TriviaUniversal studios exaggerated the amount of location filming that was done for the film. Nearly all of the film was shot at Universal Studios.
- GoofsMost--if not all--of the "crocodiles" shown in the film are, in fact, alligators, which are not native to Borneo, but live only in the southeast United States.
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Dr. Allan Clark: You're making a mistake, your highness. White women are bad enough in their own environment, but when you get them into the jungle...
- ConnectionsEdited into Rose Hobart (1936)
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It's a Jungle Out There
Hoping to reconcile with her estranged husband, beautiful Rose Hobart (as Linda) travels deep into the treacherous jungles of Borneo. She finds boozy Charles Bickford (as Allan "Clark" Allan Randolph) is the "court physician" for tribal leader George Renavent (as Hashim). There are snakes, crocodiles, leopards, tigers and other dangerous animals to frighten Ms. Hobart. She is rejected by her husband, sadly; but, as the only "white woman" in the area, desired sexually by natives. Being leader, Mr. Renavent thinks he deserves the pretty prize, but Mr. Bickford might reconsider. As if that wasn't enough, there is a volcano threatening everyone. The man-eating crocodiles and rousing ending must have been exciting for the time, and the film does have some atmosphere.
***** East of Borneo (8/1/31) George Melford ~ Rose Hobart, Charles Bickford, George Renavent, Lupita Tovar
***** East of Borneo (8/1/31) George Melford ~ Rose Hobart, Charles Bickford, George Renavent, Lupita Tovar
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- wes-connors
- Jun 18, 2012
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