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King of Africa (film)

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King of Africa is a 1968 film.

Cast

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Production

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The film was based on an original story by Jack De Witt for producer Sandy Howard. Howard said "we feel we have an African James Bond" in the story.[1] Filming was to begin in April 1967.[2]

By April, Jack Lamont was set to direct, the title was changed to King and filming was pushed back to May.[3]

Shot in South Africa, post-production was done in Madrid.[4]

References

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  1. ^ Twain Meet, Indian-American Style: More on Movies By A. H. WEILER. New York Times 12 Feb 1967: 109.
  2. ^ Hemmings to Play Alfred Martin, Betty. Los Angeles Times 23 Feb 1967: a13.
  3. ^ Lord in' Lovers in Limbo' Martin, Betty. Los Angeles Times 17 Apr 1967: d31.
  4. ^ Sex Satire to Star Matthau Martin, Betty. Los Angeles Times 12 Aug 1967: 17.
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