Rampage (Warner Bros.) (1963)

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Order your “Rampage” ET today from: Thaddeus Suski Productions 165 West 46th Street New York 36, N. Y. Television Spots... The drama, the punch and the scorching triangle love-story of “Rampage” are just the thing to plug on video for extra business. Warner Bros. has prepared a set of two 60-second, three 20-second and one 10-second television spots that will really excite the video audience. Get them today—use them now. For your FREE set of “Rampage” television spots, request immediately from: Campaign Plan Manager Warner Bros. Pictures 666 Fifth Avenue New York 36, N. Y. (Not For Publication) A West German zoo commissions b:g-game trapper Harry Stanton (ROBERT MITCHUM) to capture two tigers and a legendary animal, half-leopard and halftiger, known as “The Enchantress”. Stanton is to be accompanied by Otto Abbot (JACK HAWKINS), a noted big-game hunter familiar with the Malayan jungle where Stanton will operate. Though each man respects the other for achievement, the unbridgeable difference between trapper and hunter becomes evident at their first meeting. The difference is sharpened when Stanton is introduced to a beautiful young woman, Anna (ELSA MARTINELLI), who is Abbot's mistress, for there is an immediate attraction between the two. Anna, slated to go along on the safari, warns Abbot that Stanton may prove significant, but Abbot remains confident of his hold on her. By the time the trio reaches Malaya, Anna feels compelled to explain her relationship with Abbot to Stanton. She secretly visits him in his hotel room to reveal that Abbot did not seduce her but, rather, that she gave herself in gratitude. When Stanton tries to make love to her, she repulses him. In the jungle, the expedition shapes up under the stewardship of Talib (SABU), “head boy” of the trackers and beaters, who is accompanied everywhere by his loyal wife Chep (CELY CARRILLO). With Stanton directing, the first catch of two tigers is successfully made. Abbot, however, causes difficulties with the natives. Stanton, to the growing admiration of Anna, deftly corrects the situation. But matters are again complicated by Abbot, who kills a forbidden type of deer. The trail of “The Enchantress” is now picked up and followed. On the way, Abbot deliberately destroys a rhino, an animal the natives worship as a symbol of virility. The implications are not lost on anyone in the party. Chep, Taiib’s wife, even goes so far as to ask Anna which man she belongs to, Stanton or Abbot. “The Enchantress” is tracked to a mountain cave and Stanton prepares to net her. Abbot ruins the plan by invading the cave “to prove himself” by tackling the cat single-handed. He is barely saved by Stanton. With the necessary animals caught and caged, Stanton, Anna and Abbct return to Germany. On the ship, Anna tearfully informs the unbelieving Abbot that their relationship has come to its end. Then she goes to Stanton to open!y declare her love for him. Revenge now fills the mind of Abbot. He lures Stanton into a baggage-car on a train, uncages “The Enchantress” and leaves Stanton to his supposed death. When, at its destination, the baggage-car is opened, “The Enchantress” leaps out upon the waiting crowd. Panic ensues, and a chase is started for the dangerous animal. “The Enchantress” is cornered on a rooftop. When Stanton and Anna get there, they find Abbot, too, rifle in hand, ready to give Stanton a choice of death by bullet or the claws of the beast. He miscalculates, however. “The Enchantress” hurls herself on him, instead, and destroys him. Anna, whom he had trained in marksmanship, shoots the animal. Now, finally, she and Stanton are free to carry their love forward. Running Time: 98 Minutes PAGE 6