The movie King Solomon’s Mines, released in 1950 and directed by Compton Bennett, Andrew Marton, was shot on film using Technicolor 3-Strip Camera with Robert Surtees as cinematographer and editing by Conrad A. Nervig, Ralph E. Winters.
Cinematography by | Robert Surtees
Studio | Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures
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Country | United StatesLanguage | English
Genres | Action, Adventure, Romance
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➤ Cast
Elizabeth Curtis
Allan Quatermain
John Goode
Van Brun Aka Smith
Eric Masters
Khiva
Umbopa
Chief Gagool
King Twala
Chief Bilu
Austin - Safari Client
Black Circle
Kafa - Umbopa's Old Uncle
Blue Star
Traum - Safari Client
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Stunt Double: Deborah Kerr
Stunt Double: Richard Carlson
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