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Jungle Book - 1942 - Bluray - Adventure/Action - English - Full Movie The father of young Mowgli (Sabu) is killed by a jungle tiger during the child's early years. Having no family, the boy lives with wolves and befriends a variety of animals. After several years, Mowgli is discovered and returned to his mother, and must grow accustomed to human practices. When Mowgli and new love interest Mahala (Patricia O'Rourke) trek into the jungle together, they discover treasure that causes Mahala's father, Buldeo (Joseph Calleia), to get greedy, with tragic consequences. Directed by Zoltan Korda Screenplay by Laurence Stallings Produced by Alexander Korda Starring Sabu Patricia O'Rourke Joseph Calleia John Qualen Frank Puglia Rosemary DeCamp Review: "The Jungle Book" is one of the earliest animal movies made. The Tarzan movies that began in the 1930s had some animals, but this film was the first that showed the public video scenes of numerous jungle creatures. And, it was done in full color in 1942. Unless one lived in a big city that had a zoo in the early to mid-20th century, you weren't able to see live jungle animals. For most children growing up in those years, the only pictures of tigers, elephants, monkeys and crocodiles one saw were those in books or National Geographic magazine. So, this film was the first moving picture of live animals that many people saw. Later, of course, TV would add to the exposure, and animal theme parks would start to proliferate – after Disneyland opened in 1957. In the first six decades of the 20th century, Rudyard Kipling ruled large for his stories with many animals that inhabited the jungles of India. I remember reading "Rikki-Tikki-Tavi" and some other Kipling stories as a child. Kipling was a master story teller, and he wrote in numerous forms – novels, short stories, poems. His best works were adventure novels and children's books. Kipling's works were natural sources for screenplays with which to make movies. Indeed, some of these titles will loom large to movie buffs. Besides "The Jungle Book" in 1942, Kipling's "Captains Courageous" was made into a film in 1937. The MGM film starred Spencer Tracy and Freddie Bartholomew. It earned Tracy his first Oscar and received three more Academy Award nominations. Hallmark produced a TV movie based on the story in 1996, starring Robert Urich and Kenny Vadas. In 1939, RKO made "Gunga Din," from Kipling's poem of the same title. It starred Cary Grant, Joan Fontaine, Victor McLaglen, and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. That received an Oscar nomination for best black and white cinematography. In 1950, Errol Flynn, Dean Stockwell and Paul Lukas starred in another Kipling story, "Kim," which was made by MGM. A TV version of that story was made by London Films in 1984, and aired on CBS in the U.S. It starred Peter O'Toole. In 1975, Sean Connery and Michael Caine starred in "The Man Who Would be King," an adventure story set in a fictitious middle Asian country. Kipling knew a number of other prominent writers of his time – T.S. Eliot, George Orwell, Mark Twain, and some who became friends – Henry James and Arthur Conan Doyle. Many in the field of literature considered Kipling the best British writer and story teller of his time, an accolade shared by much of the public as well. In 1907 he became the first writer of English to win the Nobel Prize for Literature, and he remains the youngest person (at age 41) ever to receive that award. Born in India, Kipling traveled a great deal and lived in many different places, including more than four years in the Untied States. It was during that time, living in Vermont, that he wrote the Jungle books, his novel, "Captains Courageous," and another volume of poetry. He met many heads of state, and befriended President Theodore Roosevelt. Also Known As (AKA) (original title) Jungle Book Australia The Jungle Book Austria Dschungelbuch Brazil Mogli, o Menino Lobo Brazil (alternative title) Mowgly: O Menino Lobo Bulgaria (Bulgarian title) Книга за джунглата Canada (French title) Le livre de la jungle Chile El libro de la selva Denmark Junglebogen Denmark (subtitle) Ulvedrengen Mowgli Finland Viidakon poika Finland (TV title) Viidakkokirja Finland (Swedish title) Djunglens son France Le Livre de la jungle Germany Das Dschungelbuch Greece (transliterated title) O gyios tis zouglas Greece (reissue title) O vasilias tis zouglas Hungary A dzsungel könyve Italy Il libro della giungla Italy Il libro della jungla Japan (Japanese title) ジャングル・ブック（1942） Mexico El hijo de las fieras Netherlands Het boek der wildernis Norway Jungelboken Poland Księga dżungli Portugal O Filho da Selva Soviet Union (Russian title) Книга джунглей Spain El libro de la selva Spain (Galician title) El llibre de la selva