Tarzan's Hidden Jungle

Synopsis

In Tarzan's Hidden Jungle, released in 1955, viewers are transported to the lush depths of Africa where the legendary Tarzan, played by Gordon Scott, encounters a new adventure. When a group of explorers sets foot in the jungle, they unknowingly disrupt the delicate balance of Tarzan's domain. Tarzan must protect his home and the wildlife that resides within it while navigating the challenges of human intrusion. As he battles both natural dangers and the motives of the explorers, he also discovers an intriguing connection with a mysterious woman who finds herself entangled in their perilous expedition. The film showcases beautifully shot jungle landscapes, thrilling action sequences, and a timeless message about the importance of nature and respect for wildlife.

Cast

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  Gordon Scott

  Tarzan

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  Vera Miles

  Jill Hardy

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  Peter van Eyck

  Dr. Celliers

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  Jack Elam

  Burger

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  Charles Fredericks

  DeGroot

• Richard Reeves

  Reeves

Reviews

Critics have had mixed reactions to Tarzan's Hidden Jungle, with some appreciating the film's action and adventure sequences while others have noted its formulaic plot. The film holds a modest 5.4/10 rating on IMDb, indicative of its average reception. 'The New York Times' described the film as 'a simple yet entertaining chapter in the Tarzan franchise, filled with adventure for the whole family,' highlighting its suitability for younger audiences. Meanwhile, 'Rotten Tomatoes' hasn't provided a consensus rating for this particular entry, but user reviews often mention the film's nostalgic charm. A reviewer on 'IMDb' remarked, 'Gordon Scott brings a muscular presence to the role of Tarzan, and the jungle sets are surprisingly captivating for the time.' While the character development is seen as lacking depth, the film's action sequences and visual appeal often make up for this, allowing it to maintain a cult following among fans of the genre.