South to Karanga
South to Karanga is a 1940 American film starring James Craig and Charles Bickford.[1]
| South to Karanga | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Harold Schuster |
| Starring | James Craig |
Production company | Universal |
Release date | 1940 |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
Production
The film was originally called Bombay Uprising but was relocated from India to Africa out of fear of offending British audiences.[2] It was known as South to Katanga before being changed to South to Karanga.[3] Dick Foran was to play to lead but fell ill and was replaced by James Craig.[4]
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References
- "South to Karanga". Sydney Morning Herald (32, 126). 16 December 1940. p. 3. Retrieved 18 November 2017 – via National Library of Australia.
- Douglas W. Churchill (April 7, 1940). "Around and About Hollywood". New York Times. ProQuest 105292321.(subscription required)
- Douglas W. Churchill (March 30, 1940). "Screen News Here and in Hollywood". New York Times. ProQuest 105387294.(subscription required)
- Douglas W. Churchill (April 12, 1940). "News of the Screen". New York Times. ProQuest 105384493.(subscription required)
External links
- South to Karanga on IMDb
- South to Karanga at the TCM Movie Database
- South to Karanga at BFI
- Film review: Bosley Crowther (August 9, 1940). "The Screen in Review: Pride and Prejudice a Delightful Comedy of Manners, Seen at the Music Hall – South to Karanga Given at the Rialto and Pier 13 at the Palace". New York Times. p. L19.
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