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27 August 1976 (West Germany)
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The White Men Wanted A Stud To Breed Slaves. The White Women Wanted Much More ... more
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A RETURN TRIP TO FALCONHURST
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Warren Oates | ... | Hammond Maxwell | |
| Isela Vega | ... | Marianna | |
| Ken Norton | ... | Drum | |
| Pam Grier | ... | Regine (as Pamela Grier) | |
| Yaphet Kotto | ... | Blaise | |
| John Colicos | ... | Bernard DeMarigny | |
| Fiona Lewis | ... | Augusta Chauvet | |
| Paula Kelly | ... | Rachel | |
| Royal Dano | ... | Zeke Montgomery | |
| Lillian Hayman | ... | Lucretia Borgia | |
| Cheryl Smith | ... | Sophie Maxwell (as Rainbeaux Smith) | |
| Alain Patrick | ... | Lazare | |
| Brenda Sykes | ... | Calinda | |
| Clay Tanner | ... | Mr. Holcomb | |
| Lila Finn | ... | Mrs. Holcomb |
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110 min | UK:100 min
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Color (Metrocolor)
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Iceland:12 |
Denmark:15 (video rating) |
France:-16 |
New Zealand:R16 |
Norway:18 |
Sweden:(Banned) |
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The producer and original director Burt Kennedy had creative differences. The producer then fired him. It was the only time Burt was ever fired from a movie. Most the footage on the screen it Burt's.
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Referenced in Fade to Black (1980)
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For those who don't know: MANDINGO and DRUM are both adaptations of books from the Falconhurst plantation series of novels by Kyle Onstott and, later, Lance Horner. There were several books in the series; thus far I've run across about five or six of them!
DISCLAIMER: let me state right now that I am black and can totally understand how people are easily offended by these films. The thing is these films feature such sheer, unadulterated exploitation and overripe acting/dialogue that hardcore bad movie addicts will have a hard time NOT finding these films majorly entertaining! I flat-out admit that both MANDINGO and DRUM are among my favorite guilty pleasures, and I view them both as what would happen if John Waters could have gotten away with making a really sleazy soap opera set on a plantation. Some of the dialogue is so ridiculous that it's nearly impossible for me to take these films seriously at all, although the rape and torture does bring one back to the wretchedness of the situation.
Anyway, I don't know where those of you who claim that DRUM is not a sequel to MANDINGO got that idea. Warren Oates is playing the same character that Perry King did in the first film, only this story takes place about fifteen years later. He even makes veilled references to what happened at the end of MANDINGO, specifically the fates of Ken Norton and Susan George. In other words, PAY ATTENTION! And if you think this is exploitativve, go back and watch the uncut version of ROOTS again. Sure it's more "legit" than MANDINGO and DRUM, but it is every bit the exploitative soap opera that they are. For the real flavor and excellence of ROOTS, read the book.