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UBANGI ISLAND (1980) Action/Adventure pot boiler sequel about a free-lance hunter (Jim Brown) and his French paleoentologist sidekick (Jean-Louis Trintignant) as they discover a lost culture of albino aboriginals while attempting to locate a legendary purple ruby. Patrick McGoohan, Joanna Cassidy, Kenneth Gampu, George Harris, Bryan Brown, and John Savage as "Greene"
Long overdue, Max! I count UBANGI GOLD as one of my favorites of yours in this thread. Most kids my age gushed over Raiders of the Lost Ark, but my heart was firmly with this production.
UBANGI GOLD embodies the spirit of bad 1970's "C-movie" entertainment. I always look to DOC SAVAGE: THE MAN OF BRONZE as my holy grail of these movies, but UBANGI is now seeming more real to me every day now 
MaxB
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MANDINGO HEAT (1976)
Directed by Guy Williams. An American fortune seeker (JIM BROWN) and his ex-CIA partner (John Saxon) have 72-hours to scour the Barbary Coast for a kidnapped oil tycoon's daughter (Kathryn Harrold) before she is sold into slavery. Maximillian Schell, Ken Gampu, Juliet Prowse, and Robert Webber.
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VERMICELLI ROAD (1994)
Directed by Barry Levinson.
Character study about a Baltimore-area chef (Robert De Niro) whose life of frustration and family disintegration began after he was swindled out of the recipe for a healthier vegetable-based pasta. Filmed in Baltimore. Marisa Tomei; Stanley Tucci; Illeana Douglas; Jerry Orbach as "Pop."
Love the "Native New Yorkers" in this film set in Baltimore. Sounds like a Barry Levinson film to me.
MaxB
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Oct 16, 2009 - 6:48 AM
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Donna
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BEAT FEET (1985)
A sly teen geek (Jon Cryer) decides to join his high school cross country team and in the process learns about life and love from those he meets on his journey. Stephen Macht, Elaine Bromka, George Dzundza, Patrick Cassidy, Heather Lagenkamp, Deborah Foreman, Julie Piekarski, and Lois Hamilton as " Mistress Cassandra". Special appearance by William Windom as "Fred the mailman".
STEVEN MACHT!!!! Oh boy, that's a great one!
Happy (belated) Birthday, Jim!
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MEL BROOKS CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS (1984)
The zany version of how Chrisopher Columbus (Gene Wilder) persuades King Ferdinand (Dom Deluise) and Queen Isabella (Madeline Kahn) to charter an expedition to find a path to the far east in order to establish the first Spanish synagogue. Frank Langella, Harvey Korman, Donna Dixon, Howard Morris, and Kareem Abdul Jabbar.
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THE ADVENTURES OF LARRY FELDSPAR (1977)
When an aspiring scientist's (George C. Scott) search for a lost periodic element leads him to a landfill in Wisconsin, his paranoid brother (Conrad Bain) and alcoholic wife (Vera Miles) stage an intervention. Fred Williamson, Scatman Crothers, James Coco, Cicely Tyson, and Robert Webber.
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Oct 23, 2009 - 7:19 PM
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ANZALDIMAN
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DOUBLE PENETRATION (1971)
In this offbeat low budget yarn, a group of released former mental patients with some military experience hatch a plan to storm two heavily guarded entrances of a maximum-security hospital facility simultaneously with one goal in mind, to capture and take hostage it's evil head physician (James Gregory) who they believe is still holding one of their comrades against his will. Woody Strode, Albert Salmi, Bruce Dern, Harry Dean Stanton, Rip Torn, Ned Glass, John Fiedler, and Anthony Caruso as Commissioner Vincenzo "Vince" Capobianco.
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