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Synopsis: Married couple George Adamson and Joy Adamson have long lived in northern Kenya for George's work as the senior game warden of the region. One of George's primary responsibilities is to deal with dangerous animals that may be chronically threatening to humans, livestock and/or crops. It is in this vein that George and his staff end up killing a man eating lion and its lioness, resulting in their three young female cubs being orphaned. Although difficult to begin, George and Joy are able to wean and take care of the three cubs, who they adopt as pets. But soon, they know they have to provide a more suitable environment for the cubs, namely sending them to Rotterdam Zoo... that is except for the smallest, who they have named Elsa and to who Joy in particular has become attached as the emotional fighter among the three. As Elsa grows into lioness maturity, George and Joy provide her with greater freedom away from their property, which may get her into trouble as a largely tame animal. Ult
Director(s): James Hill, Tom McGowan
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
  Won 2 Oscars. Another 3 wins & 7 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.3
Rotten Tomatoes:
94%
PG
Year:
1966
95 min
253 Views


And we'll find out how she's been.

Thank you.

Thank you very much for everything.

We did go back.

We had only a week in which to find her.

We camped in the same spot,

and went to look for her every day...

...hoping that we would see her...

...and wondering

what she would be like if we did.

But we never found any trace of her.

Finally, it was our last day.

Wait.

Let's try just once more.

Nothing. We start back today.

Elsa and her babies

stayed with us all the afternoon...

...and she made it quite clear

that she was happy to be with us again.

I was dying to pick them up and hold them,

as I had done with Elsa and her sisters.

But I knew that it would be wrong.

They were wild...

...and it was better now

that they remained wild.

Her master's voice.

Jump up, Elsa.

We saw her many times again,

born free and living free.

We saw her many times again,

born free and living free.

But to us she was always the same:

Our friend, Elsa.

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Lester Cole

Lester Cole (June 19, 1904 – August 15, 1985) was an American screenwriter. more…

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