Directed by Howard Hawks and starring John Wayne as the no-nonsense leader of a team of game catchers, the film blended ...

John Wayne was left terrified by the dangerous on-set antics in the 1962 adventure film Hatari! and his reaction was not what ...

Due to the dangerous nature of the shoot, the actors felt the strain, especially Wayne.

One constant in the Friends of the Fox Classic Film Series lineup is the inclusion of a John Wayne movie, and the group offers the Duke in an altogether different role when it screens "Hatari!" at ...

Hardy Krüger, the German actor who starred alongside John Wayne in Howard Hawks’ Hatari!, Laurence Olivier in Richard Attenborough’s A Bridge Too Far and Ryan O’Neal in Stanley Kubrick‘s ...

It was released in 1962.<BR><BR>John Wayne and his crew are in several scenes in the African wilderness where they are chasing after live, un-scripted, non-CGId, Giraffe, gazelle, monkey, and ...

John Wayne was the king of Westerns and war films, ... Wayne added: "I like Hatari! which was a picture we made in Africa because I had a three-month safari free. I mean, ...