Tarzan's Fight for Life

Tarzan

Jane

Tartu, Tarzan's Adopted Son

Ann Sturdy

Futa

Dr. Sturdy

Ramo

Native Chief (uncredited)

Native Mother (uncredited)

Molo (uncredited)

Temple Native (uncredited)

During African location filming with Miki Carter for this mostly studio bound film, Gordon Scott got along well with some natives involved in the movie. A Masai warrior nicknamed him "Mtu Ule Na Panda Mitu Minegu" (Warrior Who Climbs Tall Trees).

Gordon Scott was nearly killed by the 18.5-foot python with which he was wrestling in this movie. It took six men to pull the snake off him.

During the location shoot, Scott won a bet by capturing and riding a wild giraffe for five minutes. Carter filmed this incident and it was included in the movie, as well as in the feature re-cut from an aborted TV series, Tarzan and the Trappers (1958).

Dr. Sturdy: He's taken deadly poison.

Ramo: Why not take heart of Tarzan instead of warm heart of lion?

Tarzan: If you do not let me go, young chief will die.