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Edward F. FinneyQueen of the Amazons (1946)

A young woman's husband vanishes while exploring the Asian jungle. After hiring a crew of her own, the woman goes in search of her husband.

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This movie is part of the collection: Feature Films

Director: Edward F. Finney
Producer: Edward F. Finney
Production Company: Screen Art Pictures Corp.
Audio/Visual: mono, black and white
Language: English
Keywords: 1940s; India; search

Creative Commons license: Public Domain

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Reviewer: billbarstad - - June 6, 2009
Subject: Garbage
Nothing good to say about this film. It's pure dreck. If you want to see a good movie set in Africa, check out King Solomon's Mines.

I downloaded the mpeg2 file. Video and audio are fine.

Reviewer: DJ Psychomike - - June 2, 2009
Subject: Campy Stupid Fun
The writing is laughable, the acting is horrible, the stock footage endless. But it is entertaining in that so bad it's good way.

It's time to pop some popcorn and grab a couple of brews. You'll have a hoot with this one!

To see more of my reviews click on my name.

Reviewer: Shadows_Girl - - August 28, 2007
Subject: THE AMAZON QUEEN AND THE MORISON CURSE
The previous reviewer pretty well summed it up. I'll just add that I enjoy old safari movies, mostly because I remember the wonder I felt as a child when I first SAW these strange animals and these far-off places. There were STILL lots of blank places on the map and anything seemed possible. But before even seeing this movie I would have given Zita, the Amazonian Queen a "head's up". "Patricia Morison is coming," I would have said. "Beware! Doom and Death dog her steps!"
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No, but seriously, I'm just having a little fun at her expense. It IS an odd coincidence that whenever Patricia Morison (who celebrated her 92nd birthday last March) appeared in any long-running and much beloved movie series'---they abruptly ended. In this same year of 1947 she appeared in SONG OF THE THIN MAN---also starring William Powell and Myrna Loy. A HUGELY popular series. They never made another one. In this same year she also appeared in TARZAN AND THE HUNTRESS with Johnny Weismuller. Weismuller never made another Tarzan flick. And just the year before (in '46) she played the villanous Hilda Courtney opposite Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce in DRESSED TO KILL. Rathbone and Bruce never made another Sherlock Holmes picture.
COINCIDENCE???
Well, of course it is. But it's an amusing one.

Three stars for Pat.

Reviewer: Gregoreuo - - August 26, 2007
Subject: Amazons
This was your typical old safari movie. Stiff acting, oomgawa, me Tarzan you Jane type of language for the natives. There were plenty of animal and nature shots as a filler of course. The old somebody went on a safari and hasn't been heard from in months so lets form our own search party and find them routine. Yes, I would most likely watch it again in I was ever in a jungle mood. Three stars was all I could muster for this film but all in all, it wasn't too bad.

Credits

Robert L. Lippert presents
Queen of the Amazons
Copyright MCMXLVI by
Screen Art Pictures Corp.

Starring
Robert Lowery
Patricia Morison
J. Edward Bromberg

With
John Miljan
Amira Moustafa
Keith Richards
Bruce Edwards
Wilson Benge
Jack George
Cay Forester
Vida Aldana
Hassam Kayyam

Original Story and Screenplay by
Roger Merton

Assistant Producer.........John Forsberg
Assistant Director.........Wesley Barry
Studio Head................Dr. Ferenz H. Fodor
Art Supervisior............James Reimer
Director of Photography....Robert Pittack, A.S.C.
Production Advisor.........Sherman Sanders
Film Editor................John Link
Music Director.............Lee Zahler
All characters and events depicted in this photoplay are fictitious.
Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
Approved MPAA Certificate No. 12028

Produced and Directed by Edward F. Finney

The End
Distributed by Screen Guild Productions, Inc.