Hatari (1962)

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[wtrayah]

two thumbs up! ( except for the italian girl) way to young! Would have rather seen Sophia Loren! ( italian women! )

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[Romy]

Photo 65: the picture was crudely hidden behind the Duke. Do you know why?

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[Paula]

Oh those blue eyes!

Ahem. Where was I? Oh yes.

The current issue of Cinema Retro magazine (one of my favorite movie magazines) has a 10-page in-depth look at Hatari!, with lots of behind the scenes photos. A must for John Wayne fans.

cinemaretro.com

[Gorch]

I'd like to second Paula's endorsement of the latest CinemaRetro magazine. The "Hatari" article settles several controversies about whether or not stunt doubles were used; if no animals were harmed; and if Duke shot an elephant (not in his pajamas, to paraphrase Groucho).
Our old friend Mike Siegel, aka JuniorMike, has regularly contibuted to this fine publication and I've even received a couple of photo credits myself.
Check out their website.


We deal in lead, friend.

[Dooley]

Finally starting to catalogue my Duke stuff!
Hatari Lobby cards, I hope you all enjoy them!

[The Tennesseean]

This was a good movie. Not in my top 10, but a good one, nonetheless.

[Dooley]

This was a good movie. Not in my top 10, but a good one, nonetheless.

I enjoyed this one too. I feel its one of the Duke's better romantic/comic films.