Jungle Book Page #3

Synopsis: Teenaged Mowgli, who was raised by wolves, appears in a village in India and is adopted by Messua. Mowgli learns human language and some human ways quickly, though keeping jungle ideas. Influential Merchant Buldeo is bigoted against 'beasts' including Mowgli; not so Buldeo's pretty daughter, whom Mowgli takes on a jungle tour where they find a treasure, setting the evil of human greed in motion.
Director(s): Zoltan Korda
Production: Gravitas
  Nominated for 4 Oscars. Another 1 win.
 
IMDB:
6.8
Rotten Tomatoes:
50%
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Year:
1942
108 min
601 Views


Expect, you bark, anyway to treat

one who comes to live with us

I remember the day I give

the first little shoes to my Natu

Wolf, wolf boy

Those feet had never want shoes

No, youre not my son

But you look very much like my son Natu

Natu call me mother

Mother,

Mother

What did the wolfs call you.

Mmou...ugli,

Mowgli, The little frog

Yes you are like a little frog to them

the beast of the jungle

And so are Mowgli to me

Come, come on

For months, and months after that night

Mowgli was busy learning the ways,

language and costumes of men

What are you doing

you are like a little panther

I thought someone fund the hiding place

Hiding place

What is this

Money.

What is it for?

What is money for!,

to protect us from hunger and cold

you may live in a hole like a cobra

No, if we need a bag of rice

I give this to the merchandise in the square

He give us the rice

what a fool that much he must be

Will the man park give us anything for this

Yes...buy you give me a tooth

A tooth you have all your teeth

No, a sharp tooth

Oh, a knife! ... yes

A knife tooth like Tiger's knife

What need have you for a knife

To sink in the throat of my enemies

Your enemy, you talk about Akela

the father wolf

And Raksha the mother wolf

and how much better this in the jungle

with all your friends, no,

who could be your enemy

Shere Khan, the tiger

Tell Buldeo to sell you a knife

give him the money

I shall have a tooth

I shall have a tooth

My father says that I

mustnt speak to you

What happen to him

My father shooter

We missed you six months ago

He was Balu's cousin

He has no men for an enemy

But my father kills any bear he sees

Why?

Because he is a great hunter

He killed them even when his not hungry

Hungry we dont eat bears

Then why did he bring him here

To show how brave he is

and my father is very brave to kill that tiger

That old tiger

He lived on lizards and rats

he was too old to hunt rabbits

He must die in his sleep

I see you'll be kill a bear and a tiger in one shoot

I kill both cousins

I had fishing with them

Fishing with a bear, how can be a fisher bear

He looks in the river wishes

the fish he wants then pick it up

Didn't I tell you not to speak with this thing

I told you to keep way from this house

These why I'm here to talk to you

to say I want a tooth

Tooth....yes

this is the tooth I want

Put that knife dawn before a shoot trough you

Then you put my head on the wall

like the old Khan there

But I'll would sting as I die

and give this back to you

Aha, you are not in the jungle boy

No, I'm not in the jungle....Buldeo

I'm with the men buck,

but I'm not a man

What are you boy.

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Laurence Stallings

Laurence Tucker Stallings (November 25, 1894 - February 28, 1968) was an American playwright, screenwriter, lyricist, literary critic, journalist, novelist, and photographer. Best known for his collaboration with Maxwell Anderson on the 1924 play What Price Glory, Stallings also produced a groundbreaking autobiographical novel, Plumes, about his service in World War I, and published an award-winning book of photographs, The First World War: A Photographic History. more…

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