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Title: Till There Was You (1991)
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Frank Flynn
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Mr. Jimmy
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Trumpet Player
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Joanna
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Anna Vivaldi
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Peris Kali | ... |
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Man at Polo
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Robert 'Viv' Vivaldi
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New York sax player arrives on the island nation of Vanuatu to find his missing brother. He learns that his brother had teamed up with a powerful shady foreigner and his femme fatale wife to find some sort of treasure.
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island nation | vanuatu | missing brother | airplane | south pacific |Parents Guide:
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
18 July 1991 (Germany) See more »Also Known As:
A Selva do Ouro See more »Company Credits
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Composed by Tim Hopkins
Performed by Mike Noch, Alex Hewittson, Tony Hopkins
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Cinematographer John Seale's first and only directorial effort. He considers this film to be the worst part of his entire career. See more »Soundtracks
SECRET WOODComposed by Tim Hopkins
Performed by Mike Noch, Alex Hewittson, Tony Hopkins
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I worked as an extra on this film and observed the filming of the horse race and bar scenes. The reason it is a mess is that, in contrast to Unger's and especially Krabbe's professional work, Harmon wasn't up to it. For example, the climatic sunset scene that explained all (or most, anyway) had to be cut because Harmon repeatedly flubbed his lines and the short tropical sunset slipped away after several takes. Also, there was no on-screen chemistry between Unger and Harmon, and it showed. Pity, because Harmon was more personable in real life off-screen. But, that's not was he was being paid for.
It's evident that the producers eventually patched up something for a short theatrical release and the video release.
Bottom line: This film is of interest only to those whose friends show up in many of the backgrounds. The anthropological aspects might attract the interest of some, but are largely bogus because the script was originally written for Papua New Guinea.