Tarzan swings into Guatemala to recover a mysterious totem known as the Green Goddess.
TARZAN AND THE GREEN GODDESS
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Tarzan and the Green Goddess is a 1938 American action-adventure film directed by Edward A. Kull and Wilbur McGaugh about Tarzan's quest in Guatemala to help a friend recover a valuable totem pole called the Green Goddess.
Overview
Why Cult
Culled from the last ten episodes of the 1935 serial, this feature delivers serialized thrills in a brisk package.
Ancient idols, deities, and secret formulas set the stage for jungle intrigue and adventure.
Tarzan himself retells the story, lending a pulp-novel flavor and direct connection to the action.
Old-fashioned jungle action, paddlewheel boats, and a code book make this a period adventure with plenty of flavor.
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What is Tarzan and the Green Goddess about? +
Tarzan and the Green Goddess is a 1938 American action-adventure film directed by Edward A. Kull and Wilbur McGaugh about Tarzan's quest in Guatemala to help a friend recover a valuable totem pole called the Green Goddess.
Who directed Tarzan and the Green Goddess? +
Edward A. Kull and Wilbur McGaugh directed Tarzan and the Green Goddess.
How long is Tarzan and the Green Goddess? +
Tarzan and the Green Goddess has a runtime of 72 minutes.
What genre is Tarzan and the Green Goddess? +
Tarzan and the Green Goddess is an action-adventure film.
When was Tarzan and the Green Goddess released? +
Tarzan and the Green Goddess was released in 1938.