The Man Who Would Be King (1975) Directed by John Huston Review

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It's Connuary! Our Sean Connery mini-series commences with the 1975 adventure classic, inspired by Rudyard Kipling's 1888 novella. A film that could have easily become a culturally insensitive period piece has, instead, proven its enduring quality as a tale of brotherly love and adventure. We were all pleasantly surprised by our enjoyment of this episode, which also marks the inaugural episode of CRB Trivia! The upcoming series will be determined through a film-related question gauntlet, assuming Travis doesn't eliminate John beforehand...Support the showEmail Us! [email protected]

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