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Jane and the Lost City (1987)Jane and the Colonel must journey to Africa to the lost city to retrieve the diamonds before the Nazis do. Director:Terry Marcel |
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Graham Stark | ... | |
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Robin Bailey | ... | |
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Ian Roberts | ... | |
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Elsa O'Toole | ... | |
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John Rapley | ... | |
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Charles Comyn | ... | |
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Ian Steadman | ... | |
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Graham Armitage | ... | |
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Richard Huggett | ... | |
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Andrew Buckland | ... | |
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Albert Raphael | ... | |
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Jane and the Colonel must journey to Africa to the lost city to retrieve the diamonds before the Nazis do.
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EnglishRelease Date:
September 1987 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Casablanca parte seconda See more »Filming Locations:
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Jane: You can't possibly cut those off.
The Leopard Queen: Why not? They do it to horses.
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Sam J. Jones' bare-chested torture, in which he's spreadeagled beneath a cluster of dangling, about-to-drop spears, may have been inspired by a similar ordeal inflicted on Mark Forest in the 1963 movie, Goliath and the Sins of Babylon. See more »Quotes
The Leopard Queen: [discussing male prisoners] Naturally I'll have to punish them. Not quite sure how. Perhaps I could cut something off.Jane: You can't possibly cut those off.
The Leopard Queen: Why not? They do it to horses.
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Jane was a very popular British comic strip that ran through the war years. Churchill hated it and wanted it banned, but it was too popular. The artist used to use the strip to make political points, and whenever it would be getting too dry for the readers, Jane would somehow lose her clothes.
The film version is played for camp, and brilliantly so by Kristen Hughes, Sam Jones (who also conveniently loses his clothes a few times in a nod to a later age), Maud Adams, and Elsa O'Toole as the Leopard Queen.
Yes, it goes over the top - it's meant to. Get giggly with a few friends and watch it.