Tarzan and the Trappers

Película de TV
1960
Not Rated
1h 10min

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Gordon Scott in Tarzan and the Trappers (1960)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAfter dispatching a ruthless hunter who traps animals for gain, Tarzan must contend with his brother who is out for revenge.After dispatching a ruthless hunter who traps animals for gain, Tarzan must contend with his brother who is out for revenge.After dispatching a ruthless hunter who traps animals for gain, Tarzan must contend with his brother who is out for revenge.

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Gordon Scott

Tarzan

Eve Brent

Jane

Rickie Sorensen

Cheta

Cheta the Chimp

Leslie Bradley

Schroeder
(as Lesley Bradley)

Maurice Marsac

Rene

Bruce Lester

Commissioner Brandini

Naaman Brown

Tribesman

Paul Thompson

Tribesman

Carl Christian

Tribesman

Sol Gorss

Sikes
(as Saul Gorse)

William Keene

Lapin

Scatman Crothers

Tyana
(as Sherman Crothers)

Madame Sul-Te-Wan

Witch Woman

Paul Stader

Sikes' Henchman

Don Blackman

Tribesman

Gil Perkins

Sikes' Henchman
(sin créditos)

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5/10

Eve Brent's incredible curves

TARZAN AND THE TRAPPERS (1958 B&W) features Gordon Scott as Tarzan. This is a mediocre jungle adventure edited together from two or three episodes of a TV series that never surfaced. Gordon Scott plays a great muscular Tarzan but, as another Amazon reviewer noted, the film is compressed in such a way that the images are out of proportion. For example, Gordon Scott appears almost short and stout, albeit muscular. I know this isn't true because I just saw another Scott Tarzan film ("Tarzan and the Lost Safari" from 1957) wherein Scott is tall (6'3") and his waist is incredibly lean. In any event, although this is far from the best Gordon Scott Tarzan picture (his "Tarzan's Greatest Adventure" from 1959 is one of the best films in the entire series), "Tarzan and the Trappers" is well worth watching if for no other reason than to feast your eyes on the awe-inspiring voluptuousness of Eve Brent, who plays "Jane."

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UK channel Talking Pictures TV have acquired an updated print of this movie, substantially different to the version previously available on video and DVD. The main title and the first story involving trapper Schroeder are the same as before. However, the second story relating to evil hunter Sikes is abandoned almost as soon as it begins. After Sikes announces his plan for a big showdown with Tarzan, the footage suddenly moves on to edited highlights of Tarzán en la selva secreta (1955) starring Vera Miles and Peter van Eyck. Neither Miles nor Van Eyck receive any screen credit in this version, and nobody bothers to explain why Sikes has suddenly disappeared from the story. Jane also vanishes from the rest of the film, which is handy for Tarzan who proceeds to give Vera Miles a bed bath.

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Tarzan breaks the chain holding the baby elephant to the tree, leaving one end fastened around the elephant's leg, but a moment later we see the elephant walking away with no chain on his leg.