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The Valley of Gwangi
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The Valley of Gwangi is a 1969 film about a group of cowboys who find a population of dinosaurs living in a valley.
Directed by Jim O'Connolly. Written by William Bast.
Cowboys Battle Monsters in the Lost World of Forbidden Valley. (taglines)
Dialogue
Tia Zorina: He who takes from Gwangi the evil one is cursed.
Carlos: Only by an old woman's tongue.
Tia Zorina: I tell you, if he does not go back to the forbidden valley we shall all suffer a terrible fate. My eyes are blind but I can still see the signs.
Carlos: Keep your superstitions to yourself, old woman.
Tia Zorina: Fool! One day he will learn to obey the law of Gwangi, or like his brother he will perish!
Tuck: (grabbing the w:Hyracotherium behind shrubbery) I've got him!
T.J. Breckenridge: Get your hands off him, he's mine!
Tuck: Okay, T.J.(the Hyracotherium escapes)T.J.: (more angry at herself) Tuck Kirby, I could shoot you!(Tuck merely smiles in irony)''
Professor Bromley: In the name of world science I beg you...I implore you to think again.
Tuck: Later, professor, we've got a show to put on.
Professor Bromley: A show! A show! But it's disgraceful to think of putting this fabulous creature on display in a cheap circus.
T.J.: We can do what we like with Gwangi. He's our property.
Professor Bromley: He belongs to us all, to mankind, to scientific research.
Tuck: Easy, professor.
T.J.: You can do your research in the time we give you. You can follow us on our world tour.
Professor: You must be mad...raving mad. World tour? We'll see what The Royal Society has to say about this.
Tia Zorina: It is as I foretold. Gwangi has killed Carlos just as he killed his brother, Miguel.
Tuck: Well, how d'ya know that?
Tia Zorina: In a dream I saw it...the great jaws snapping, the riderless horse. He was doomed, and so will you be doomed all of you unless the evil one is set free!
Professor: Balderdash, my good woman, balderdash! He's no more evil than an alligator. The only thing evil about him are his jaws. Spells? He can cast no spells.
Taglines
Cowboys Battle Monsters in the Lost World of Forbidden Valley.
Cast
James Franciscus — Tuck
Gila Golan — T.J.
Richard Carlson — Champ
Laurence Naismith — Professor Bromley
External links
0065163 The Valley of Gwangi
Category:American western (genre) films
Category:Films about dinosaurs
Category:1969 American films
Category:1969 English-language films
Category:American fantasy adventure films
Category:American monster movies
Category:Films set in Mexico
Category:Films set in the 1900s