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The Man Who Would Be King |
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(out of 5 stars) |  |
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Primary Location: |
First Saw:On DVD |
Saw at/with: At Neils house
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Rating: PG
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Year:
1975
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Category: Action
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Director:
John Huston
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Time:
129 min.
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Writer:
Gladys Hill & John Huston
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| Mine: |
This is one of those movies that I am reall sad that I did not get to see in the theatre. I liked it, but think that I missed the real experiance. Great direction, top notch story.
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| Leonard Maltin/Plot synopsis: |
Old-fashioned adventure and derring-do from Kipling via Huston: two British soldier-pals try to bamboozle high priests of remote Kafiristan into turning over their riches by convincing them that Connery is a god. Caine and Connery are ideal, script is superb, and film is entertaining, if not quite in the realm of GUNGA DIN. Panavision.
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