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The Man Who Would Be King (17-Dec-1975)

Director: John Huston Writers: John Huston; Gladys Hill From short story: The Man who Would be King by Rudyard Kipling Music Composed and Conducted by: Maurice Jarre Producer: John Foreman Keywords: Action/Adventure, Afghanistan Sean Connery and Michael Caine are Daniel Dravot and Peachy Carnehan, British sergeants with a scheme to become kings of Kafiristan, on the present-day Afghan-Pakistan border, and loot its wealth. But in the process Daniel is seen as near-godlike by the villagers, perhaps even a descendant of Alexander the Great. This power goes to his head, much to the great concern of his co-conspirator. Adaptation of Kipling's short story is better than the story itself. Received 4 Oscar nominations including Best Screenplay.
CAST | Sean Connery | ... Daniel Dravot | | Michael Caine | ... Peachy Carnehan | | Christopher Plummer | ... Rudyard Kipling | | | also starring | | Saeed Jaffrey | ... Billy Fish | | Doghmi Larbi | ... Ootah | | | and | | Shakira Caine | ... Roxanne | | | Jack May | ... District Commissioner | | Karroom Ben Bouih | ... Kafu Selim | | Mohammad Shamsi | ... Babu | | Albert Moses | ... Ghulam | | Paul Antrim | ... Mulvaney | | Graham Acres | ... Officer | | The Blue Dancers of Goulamine | ... Dancers |
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