Daughter of the Jungle (1949) |
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| Director(s) | George Blair |
| Producer(s) | Franklin Adreon |
| Top Genres | Adventure |
Featured Cast of Daughter of the Jungle See More »
Lois Hall
(as Ticoora)
James Cardwell
(as Paul Cooper)
Sheldon Leonard
(as Dalton Kraik)
Francis McDonald
(as Montu)
Daughter of the Jungle Overview:
Daughter of the Jungle (1949) was a Adventure - Film directed by George Blair and produced by Franklin Adreon.
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Daughter of the Jungle Quotes:
Ticoora:
Mahorib! Stop this. What will Liongo think?
Mahorib: Ogah yogo magia.
Ticoora: Harango!
Mahorib: Hanama!
Ticoora: Penagullem!
Mahorib: No, white devils kill.
Ticoora: You attacked them when they were in trouble.
Mahorib: Mahorib kill. Great bird bring evil.
Ticoora: A great bird brought my father. Dare you say to Chief Liongo that Bwana Walker is evil? Order your warriors to stop the attack. Now!
Mahorib: Ogah yogo magia.
Ticoora: Harango!
Mahorib: Hanama!
Ticoora: Penagullem!
Mahorib: No, white devils kill.
Ticoora: You attacked them when they were in trouble.
Mahorib: Mahorib kill. Great bird bring evil.
Ticoora: A great bird brought my father. Dare you say to Chief Liongo that Bwana Walker is evil? Order your warriors to stop the attack. Now!
Camser:
What kind of jungle is this?
Dalton Kraik: I don't know, but I could learn to like it. (Eats wild fruit off a bush) These things are looscious.
Camser: Looscious? You mean they're delicious.
Dalton Kraik: What's the difference? Either way, they're tasty.
See More Quotes from Daughter of the JungleDalton Kraik: I don't know, but I could learn to like it. (Eats wild fruit off a bush) These things are looscious.
Camser: Looscious? You mean they're delicious.
Dalton Kraik: What's the difference? Either way, they're tasty.
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One of the films included in "The Fifty Worst Films of All Time (and how they got that way)" by Harry Medved and Randy Lowell.