King Solomon's Mines with Patrick Swayze: DVD Cover

    King Solomon's Mines Director: Steve Boyum Cast: Patrick Swayze, Alison Doody, Gavin Hood, Roy Marsden

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    • DVD Release Date: 09/21/2004
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    • Sales Rank: 14,020

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    Closed Caption; Full-frame version; 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround; 2.0 Dolby Stereo; Scene selections; English closed captioning

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. Introduction [6:06]
    2. Something to Write Home About [3:02]
    3. Cape Town [3:25]
    4. London [11:06]
    5. Cape Town Arrival [2:44]
    6. Russian Spies [2:22]
    7. Dining With Old Friends [2:35]
    8. Examining the Map [2:54]
    9. Setting Off on a Safari [2:24]
    10. Just Like Caviar [2:29]
    11. Reading of the Mind [3:29]
    12. Don't Touch the Cubs [1:20]
    13. Under the Stars [1:50]
    14. A Real Cat [2:21]
    15. Not on My Watch [1:02]
    16. The Exchange [5:50]
    17. Witch Doctor [4:32]
    18. Stone of the Ancestors [1:21]
    19. We're Being Followed [2:27]
    20. Two Sets of Tracks [9:26]
    21. Soon, My King [1:28]
    22. Finding the Cobra [4:38]
    23. Story of the Key [6:52]
    24. The Interrogation [2:14]
    25. Search for the Oasis [1:37]
    26. Gotta Keep Moving [6:24]
    27. The Ambush [2:54]
    28. A Brave Daughter [4:43]
    29. Breasts of Sheeba [1:24]
    30. The Gun Fight [2:54]
    31. A Window Into Heaven [6:59]
    32. We're Not Alone [3:47]
    33. the King Returns [1:52]
    34. Sacrifice to the Gods [5:11]
    35. Who Dares [2:38]
    36. The Challenge [2:21]
    37. A Warrior Emerges [6:24]
    38. The Fight [2:27]
    39. I Don't Believe in Voodoo [7:23]
    40. A Toast to Henry [3:08]
    41. Destroy the Stone [3:43]
    42. Boobytrapped [1:50]
    43. Door of the Mines [4:46]
    44. Will You Marry Me? [3:44]
    45. Ring of Sheeba [3:10]
    46. End Credits [4:10]

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    Editorial Reviews

    This four-hour cable miniseries adaptation of H. Rider Haggard's classic adventure novel King Solomon's Mines dispenses with much of the original story in favor of a standard Indiana Jones-esque melodrama, complete with claim-jumping villains, snarling Russian soldiers, an ancient and deadly curse, and a damsel perpetually in distress. As played by Patrick Swayze, Haggard's hero, celebrated British safari hunter Allan Quartermain, is a born-again conservationist who returns to his former trade only to raise enough money to retain custody of his beloved son. Quatermaine accepts the assignment given him by toothsome Elizabeth Maitland (Alison Doody), to head into darkest Africa in order to rescue Elizabeth's father (John Standing), who had disappeared while searching for the fabled lost gold mines of King Solomon. This time around, the mines harbor another elusive treasure: the mysterious Stone of Power, which functions in much the same manner as the Ark of the Covenant the Indiana Jones pictures. Along for the ride are Quatermain's trusted friend Sir Henry (Ian Roberts), and loyal African guide Umbopa (Sideda Onylulo), who has traditionally been the story's most likeable and admirable character in all previous film and TV adaptations of the novel. The main villain, largely spun from whole cloth for the purposes of the miniseries, is Quatermain's greedy ex-partner Gavin Hood (Bruce McNabb). Debuting June 6, 2004, the two-part King Solomon's Mines posted some of the Hallmark channel's best-ever ratings. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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