Tarzán en el Valle de Oro
Estados Unidos / Suiza,
1966, 90 min
Director:
Robert DayGuión:
Clair HuffakerCámara:
Irving LippmanMúsica:
Van AlexanderReparto:
Mike Henry, David Opatoshu, Nancy Kovack, Don Megowan, Paul Frees, Enrique Lucero, Carlos Rivas, Eduardo Noriega, John KellySinopsis(1)
When authorities ask Tarzan what he'll need to pursue a crime kingpin and his commandos through the wilds of Mexico, the Ape-Man requests only a good knife, a sturdy rope and some soft leather to fashion into a loincloth. "Casual but practical," he explains to the astonished officials. (texto oficial de la distribuidora)
Reseñas (1)
So after the first few minutes, I was wondering if another Tarzan movie was starting or if it was going to be a Bond movie. I don't like Mike Henry as a representative of Tarzan, just as I don't like where the last stories I've seen in the series are headed. It's like it has almost nothing of Tarzan anymore.
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