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West of Zanzibar is a 1954 British adventure film directed by Harry Watt and starring Anthony Steel, Sheila Sim and Edric Connor. It is a sequel to Where No Vultures Fly (1951), from the same director and producer, and continues the adventures of game warden Bob Payton, played again by Anthony Steel.
- 24 March 1954
- Leslie Norman
West of Zanzibar: Directed by Harry Watt. With Anthony Steel, Sheila Sim, William Simons, Orlando Martins. The story of native tribesmen who move towards Mombasa, getting drawn info the world of ivory smuggling.
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- Adventure, Drama
- Harry Watt
- 1955-01-17
by. Harry Watt. Publication date. 1954. Topics. Harry Watt, adventure, drama, Ealing Studios, Rarities Collection. Language. English. The story of native tribesmen who move towards Mombasa, getting drawn info the world of ivory smuggling.
- 91 min
- 1359
- Shadows of the Dark
Al oeste de Zanzíbar es una película dirigida por Harry Watt con Anthony Steel, Sheila Sim, William Simons, Orlando Martins .... Año: 1954. Título original: West of Zanzibar. Sinopsis: Los miembros de una tribu se desplazan hacia Mombasa, y se cruzan en el camino de traficantes de marfil.
- Reino Unido
- Aventuras. Drama
- Harry Watt
- Alan Rawsthorne; Dock Mathieson
1 de may. de 2024 · Título original: West of Zanzíbar; Año: 1954 ; País: Reino Unido; Dirección: Harry Watt; Intérpretes: Anthony Steel, Sheila Sim, William Simons, Orlando Martins, Edric Connor, Martin Benson, David Osieli, Peter Illing, Bethlehem Sketch, Howard Marion-Crawford, Edward Johnson, Juma; Guión: Harry Watt, Max Catto, Jack ...
- Harry Watt
- Anthony Steel
Director Harry Watt brings his reliable documentarian eye to this tale of ivory smuggling in East Africa. Anthony Steel plays a game warden who is set on the trail of the bad guys after a tribe he is close to get embroiled in the nastiness, with wife Sheila Sim doing a lot of wifely worrying that he'll be alright.
Hace 4 días · Game warden Bob Payton investigates a ring of ivory poachers who are corrupting a peaceful tribe. The only sequel from Ealing Studios, West of Zanzibar continued the African adventures of game warden Bob Payton, the hero of what was the most popular British film of 1951, Where No Vultures Fly.
