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| 1.Born Free starring: Virginia McKenna, Bill Travers, Geoffrey Keen, Peter Lukoye, Omar Chambati directed by: James Hill, Tom McGowan January 27, 1997 |
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| I am a huge animal lover, but somehow I had never seen this movie. The "Christian the lion" clip really got me interested in that story which led me to this story.
This movie was positively fantastic. The storyline was heartwarming in itself, but the landscape was breathtaking. This movie was a real treat and I am sure that I will enjoy watching it again and again. |
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| 2.Wild and the Free starring: Granville Van Dusen, Linda Gray, Frank Logan, Raymond Forchion, Sharon Anderson directed by: James Hill April 03, 1996 |
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| Do any of you who had ever seen this old TV movie recall a little blonde boy who was playing with the female chimpanzee in a laboratory or something? That was one of my school classmates during the late '70s and the early '80s! In fact, I've grown up with him and we even both went on to junior high together. Well, the publicity he got at the time was really unbelievable; just look at all those newspaper articles written about him! And what's more, they also shot this film in the very town where I ... Read More: |
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| 3.Saint: Fiction Makers starring: Roger Moore directed by: Roger Moore, John Ainsworth, Robert S. Baker, Anthony Bushell, John Paddy Carstairs March 25, 1997 |
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| "The Fiction Makers" originally was a two part episode from "The Saint" TV program, later packaged as a feature. By 1968, the series was winding down. Most of the original Saint stories had been adapted for the program, and the writers had been creating new original adventures for the character for some time. By then, most of the Saint's hard edge was gone, and what was left was just a shell, at times almost a cartoon character, especially in the hands of screenwriter John Kruse. There has always ... Read More: |
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| 4.Study in Terror starring: John Neville, Donald Houston, John Fraser, Anthony Quayle, Barbara Windsor directed by: James Hill January 18, 2000 |
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| This is one of the best Jack the Ripper movies out there. So if you like Sherlock Holmes Dr. Watson & Jack the Ripper buy this movie. |
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| 5.An Elephant Called Slowly starring: George Adamson, Joab Collins, Raffles Harman, Vinay Inambar, Virginia McKenna directed by: James Hill November 14, 2000 |
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| My two-year-old has an obsession with elephants so I did a little research to try and find something for her to watch besides Dumbo and Babar. I came across this video and actually ended up getting this and Born Free, which has the same actors. To be honest, we never made it through this movie the first several times we tried to watch it -- it seemed a little slow in the beginning. However, once we had watched Born Free five hundred times we decided to give this one another try and I'm so glad we did because this movie ... Read More: |
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| 6.The Saint: Angel's Eye/Interlude in Venice starring: Roger Moore directed by: Roger Moore, John Ainsworth, Robert S. Baker, Anthony Bushell, John Paddy Carstairs February 25, 1997 |
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| My two-year-old has an obsession with elephants so I did a little research to try and find something for her to watch besides Dumbo and Babar. I came across this video and actually ended up getting this and Born Free, which has the same actors. To be honest, we never made it through this movie the first several times we tried to watch it -- it seemed a little slow in the beginning. However, once we had watched Born Free five hundred times we decided to give this one another try and I'm so glad we did because this movie ... Read More: |
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| 7.The Persuaders: London Conspiracy starring: Roger Moore, Tony Curtis, Laurence Naismith, John Ronane, Andrew Keir directed by: David Greene, James Hill March 17, 1988 |
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| My two-year-old has an obsession with elephants so I did a little research to try and find something for her to watch besides Dumbo and Babar. I came across this video and actually ended up getting this and Born Free, which has the same actors. To be honest, we never made it through this movie the first several times we tried to watch it -- it seemed a little slow in the beginning. However, once we had watched Born Free five hundred times we decided to give this one another try and I'm so glad we did because this movie ... Read More: |
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| 8.The Corrupt Ones starring: Elke Sommer, Robert Stack, Nancy Kwan, Werner Peters, Christian Marquand directed by: Frank Winterstein, James Hill June 23, 1994 |
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| "The Corrupt Ones" is a Cold War-era adventure story about a chase for the Peking Medallion, which is the key to an ancient Chinese treasure. The stars are Robert Stack and Elke Sommer, but, as is usual in this type of film, the villains, of whom Nancy Kwan is the chief, are more colorful. The film starts with a fight for the medallion on board a train, and the pace rarely lets up from there. It's a great time waster, if you've got the time to waste. Of course, this particular genre was done practically to death by the Indian Jones ... Read More: |
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| 9.Seaside Swingers (aka Every Day's A Holiday) starring: John Leyton, Michael Sarne, Peter Birrell, Roy Crewsdon, Bernie Dwyer directed by: James Hill July 08, 1987 |
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| This is a great little known 60's beach movie featuring"Freddie and The Dreamers.It's a must see!! |
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| 10.Born Free (original release) starring: Geoffrey Keen directed by: James Hill |
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| It may be hard to believe that there were classic family films created in the 60's by anyone other than Disney. This movie is an example of a very good and classic family film, one where the only car chase is after a lion, there are no video games to be seen anywhere, and the central themes of the movie are love and that wild things should live free.
This movie is based on a book by Joy Adamson by the same name and chronicles her and her husband's experiences with a trio of lion cubs. Eventually two of the cubs are sent ... Read More: |
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