Rhino! (1964)

91 mins | Adventure | 1964

Director:

Ivan Tors

Producer:

Ben Chapman

Cinematographers:

Lamar Boren, Sven Persson

Editor:

Warren Adams

Production Company:

Ivan Tors Films
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HISTORY

Filmed at the Umfolozi Game Reserve in Zululand, South Africa. ...

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Filmed at the Umfolozi Game Reserve in Zululand, South Africa.

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CAST
PRODUCTION CREDITS
NAME
PARENT COMPANY
PRODUCTION COMPANY
DISTRIBUTION COMPANY
NAME
CREDITED AS
CREDIT
DIRECTOR
Dir
PRODUCERS
Assoc prod
Assoc prod
WRITERS
Story
PHOTOGRAPHY
Dir of photog
Dir of photog
FILM EDITOR
Film ed
MUSIC
Mus comp & cond
SOUND
Sd rec
PRODUCTION MISC
Prod supv
Asst to the prod
Animal immobilization adv
Psychopharmacology adv
DETAILS
Premiere Information:
San Francisco opening: 20 May 1964
Production Date:

Copyright Info
Claimant
Date
Copyright Number
Ivan Tors Films
31 December 1963
LP27332
Physical Properties:
Sound
Westrex
Color
Metrocolor
Duration(in mins):
91
Country:
United States
SYNOPSIS

Dr. Jim Hanlon, devoted to saving African animals from extinction, unknowingly hires poacher Alec Burnett as his guide in seeking to capture two white rhinos to help propagate the rare species. Burnett, who has also been hired by a black marketeer to capture the animals, is certain that his task will be simplified by Hanlon's tranquilizer guns, and he steals the zoologist's car and equipment. Burnett's girl friend, nurse Edith Arleigh, is anxious to reform him and divulges his hiding place. The two men clash, but Burnett changes his attitude when he is bitten by a cobra and Hanlon saves his life. Later, the two rhinos are captured, and the former enemies decide to join forces in animal ...

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Dr. Jim Hanlon, devoted to saving African animals from extinction, unknowingly hires poacher Alec Burnett as his guide in seeking to capture two white rhinos to help propagate the rare species. Burnett, who has also been hired by a black marketeer to capture the animals, is certain that his task will be simplified by Hanlon's tranquilizer guns, and he steals the zoologist's car and equipment. Burnett's girl friend, nurse Edith Arleigh, is anxious to reform him and divulges his hiding place. The two men clash, but Burnett changes his attitude when he is bitten by a cobra and Hanlon saves his life. Later, the two rhinos are captured, and the former enemies decide to join forces in animal research.

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AFI Life Achievement Award

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