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. Owo years and 4700 miles ago, Burt Lancaster and a company of 400 motion picture players and technicians arrived at Suva in the Fiji Islands. They were there to film in its authentic, fabulous backgrounds, the almost incredible love story of a fellow named David O'Keefe — a lost island trader from Savannah, Georgia who became chief and ruler of 10,000 barbarous warriors.
Here, surrounded by thronging spectacle, savage battles, mystic love-rites and multitudes of Fiji natives, is the role of roles for Burt Lancaster — a worthy dramatic successor to his portrayal in "From Here to Eternity".
Here, moviegoers will go on their most spectacular and their most off-the-path movie-safari in many a year.
Here is a two-mi SI ion-dollar investment in a motion picture — every dollar of it invested in great entertainment!
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JOAN RICE
ANDRE MORELL ABRAHAM SOFAER
FROM THE BEST SELLER BY
LAWRENCE KLINGMAN and GERALD GREEN
SCREEN PLAY BY PRODUCED BY
BORDEN CHASE and JAMES HILL • HAROLD HECHT
MUSIC COMPOSEO AND CONDUCTED BY DIMITRI TlOMKIN
DIRECTED BY DISTRIBUTED BY
BYRON HASKIN -WARNER BROS
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