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Farewell to the King
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During World War II, deserter Learoyd escapes from his troop and is luckily adopted by the hunting tribe of Dayaks due to his blue eye. When his troop returns and plans to enslave the tribe, Learoyd stands to fight for their rights and independence.
During World War II, deserter Learoyd escapes from his troop and is luckily adopted by the hunting tribe of Dayaks due to his blue eye. When his troop returns and plans to enslave the tribe, Learoyd stands to fight for their rights and independence.
Actors:
Chang Wing Choy,
Aki Aleong,
Elan Oberon,
William Wise,
Marius Weyers,
Marilyn Tokuda,
James Fox
Chang Wing Choy
Aki Aleong
19 December 1934, Port of Spain, Trinidad, British West Indies [now Trinidad and Tobago]
Elan Oberon
William Wise
11 May 1940, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Marius Weyers
3 February 1945, Johannesburg, South Africa
Marilyn Tokuda
7 January 1953, Seattle, Washington, USA
James Fox
19 May 1939, London, England, UK
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Cine Location Services #David Hannay Productions #Film Plan Financing Number 1 #Frank McRae #John Milius #Nick Nolte #Nigel Havers
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Chang Wing Choy
Aki Aleong
19 December 1934, Port of Spain, Trinidad, British West Indies [now Trinidad and Tobago]
Elan Oberon
William Wise
11 May 1940, Chicago, Illinois, USA
Marius Weyers
3 February 1945, Johannesburg, South Africa
Marilyn Tokuda
7 January 1953, Seattle, Washington, USA
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June 10, 2006
The "white man as noble savage and isn't it ironic?" material runs out of steam well before the inexhaustible Nick Nolte does.
Filmcritic.com
June 15, 2006
some over-the-top histrionics don't keep it from being worth a look
