Kongo

1932
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1h 26min

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Walter Huston and Lupe Velez in Kongo (1932)

Jungle Adventure Psychological Horror Drama Horror

Un homme blanc handicapé gouverne une région d'Afrique comme un dieu vivant. Il dirige les autochtones locaux par le biais de la superstition et de la magie.Un homme blanc handicapé gouverne une région d'Afrique comme un dieu vivant. Il dirige les autochtones locaux par le biais de la superstition et de la magie.Un homme blanc handicapé gouverne une région d'Afrique comme un dieu vivant. Il dirige les autochtones locaux par le biais de la superstition et de la magie.

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Anecdotes
Some sets for this film were also used for La belle de Saïgon (1932).

Gaffes
At 00:09:25, as Flint, whose legs are totally useless, Walter Huston bends his legs as he ascends up a rope.

Citations
Tula: [Tula has just given a drink of "gin" to a tribal chieftain; he refuses to return the bottle] I hate to see good gin wasted on a dried-up monkey like that.
Cookie Harris: That's not gin I gave him - - that's kerosene.
[Cookie and Tula look at the chief, happily drinking the "gin," and both giggle]

Connexions
Edited from Le talion (1928)

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I had to look at the schedule twice !!!

The acting was so avant-garde for a 1932 version, I had to go back to the schedule twice to make sure it was filmed in the early days. I've seen Emmy-winning 1999 TV soaps that didn't have the shine the soapy scenes here have. Lupe Velez was, to me, a very untalented stock actress until I watched her in this tropical human-condition story. She almost outshines Walter in her portrayal of a love-starved wench stuck in an outland of men. But both women did better, in my opinion, than some of the Actors' Guild graduates today. Thanks.