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Storm over the Nile
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Storm over the Nile

film by Korda and Young [1955]
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  • The Four Feathers
    Zoltan Korda

    Korda’s final picture was Storm over the Nile (1955; codirected with Terence Young), a remake of The Four Feathers; although it recycles footage from the 1939 version, the inclusion of Christopher Lee and Laurence Harvey in the cast helped justify the new version. Korda retired afterward because of an…

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    Korda’s final picture was Storm over the Nile (1955; codirected with Terence Young), a remake of The Four Feathers; although it recycles footage from the 1939 version, the inclusion of Christopher Lee and Laurence Harvey in the cast helped justify the new version. Korda retired afterward because of an…

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