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Sabrina and Tarzan inMountains of the Moon1967Season 2, Episodes 42 and 43. (Average them out and you get... 42½... An amazing coincidence!) First aired 24 November and 1 December 1967 Filmed in Mexico, not Africa. Thanks to an anonymous tip.
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| The massive (188M, DivX) Mountains Of the Moon clip only for BOOBS contributors .
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Tarzan comes across a party of religious pilgrims who are being led by Rosanna McCloud to their "Promised Land". To not shatter their dreams, Mrs. McCloud does not inform her followers that her husband, whom they regard as their Prophet, has just been killed, and she is unaware that the government trader who sold the group the land from a reclusive tribe had his own motives for doing so and never intended for the group to reach it. When Rosanna finally tells her group about the death of their leader, she and Tarzan also find that their money has been stolen. |
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| Sabrina in Africa Mexico for the shooting of her Tarzan episodes: Mountains
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| Quite a departure for our Sabrina, this double-episode of Tarzan from 1967 features her really genuinely acting. No bust thrusting (in fact the only detectable bust is that of Ethel Merman), no pouting poses, not a swimsuit nor a pair of Lycra pants to be seen for miles. Sabrina is seriously acting at last!
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| Sabrina is Milly, part of a religious sect travelling across Africa to their promised land, The Mountains of the Moon. Assailed by ne'er-do-wells, they are saved by Tarzan (who seems inordinately skilled in karate and judo for a jungle-raised chimpman). It is hard to accurately say when this film is set - they drive trucks from about 1940, wagons from about 1840, horses from around 1640, but their "Peace and Love" mumbo-jumbo is very 1967. |
| Naturally, for an action show, we can't have people promoting peace and love for too long. They come to their senses at last, pick up rifles and start blowing the heads of whooping savages to reach a happy conclusion. Very cowboys-and-indians, except the indians are black, which probably brought a cheery sense of satisfaction to 1960s American audiences. |
| So, with no more ado, the Sabrinastuff site proudly presents The Mountains of the Moon with the boring non-Sabrina bits carefully excised for your greater viewing pleasure. |
| All clips are in Windows Media Player (WMV) format
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| Double-episode TV Tarzan stories were often cut together and released as a movie, as was Tarzan and the Mountains of the Moon . Sadly, however, Sabrina didn't make the credits on the poster. |
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