The Savage Innocents (1960) |
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| Director(s) | Nicholas Ray |
| Producer(s) | Maleno Malenotti |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Crime, Drama, Film Adaptation |
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The Savage Innocents
Released
1960
Anthony Quinn
(as Inuk)
The Savage Innocents
Released
1960
Peter O'Toole
(as First Trooper)
The Savage Innocents
Released
1960
Anna May Wong
(as Hiko)
The Savage Innocents Overview:
The Savage Innocents (1960) was a Adventure - Crime Film directed by Nicholas Ray and produced by Maleno Malenotti.
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The Savage Innocents (1960)
This is not a family film. This is not a movie you would see on a date-night or enjoy with friends. This is a movie you would most likely watch by yourself when you are in the mood for a docudrama ...or if you just happened to catch it late at night on television. I can't imagine sitting in a theate... Read full article
The Savage Innocents (1960)
The Savage Innocents Directed by Nicholas Ray Written by Nicholas Ray; adapted by Hans Ruesch, Franco Salinas, and Baccio Bandini from Ruesch’s novel 1960/France/Italy/UK Gray Films, Joseph Janni/Appia Films, etc. First viewing/Amazon Instant I know somebody out there has been secretly ye... Read full article
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The Savage Innocents Quotes:
Inuk: [Not comprehending at first] How so?
[Holds up baby]
Inuk: Someone has seen bear cubs that were better looking
Asiak: He will improve as he grows, but he has everything he needs.Even a name. His name is Papik.
Inuk: How do you know his name is Papik?
Asiak: Because this useless woman likes that name.
Inuk: [laughs and plays with infant and touches its mouth, then suddenly freezes mid-air] Asiak, he has no teeth, You must have broken some taboo!
Asiak: Not to my knowledge!
Inuk: Did we see land animals together with sea animals?
Asiak: [Emphatically] Of course not!How about you breaking some taboo?Perhaps it goes to the white man?
[In reference to missionary that Inuk accidentally killed previously]
Inuk: [after prolonged silence] Maybe