Gorillas in the Mist (1988)

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Written by Harold T.P. Hayes, Dian Fossey

Directed by Michael Apted

Running Time: 125 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1988

Rating: 15 Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Sigourney Weaver stars as Dian Fossey in this dramatic true account about Fossey's study of gorillas, and her efforts to stop the decimation of the endangered apes.

Dian travelled to Rwanda, Africa to enable her to research the affects poaching had on two rare breeds of mountain gorilla.

Whilst studying these gorillas her interest turned from plain research to passion and finally obsession.

Not even her live-in lover, Bob Campbell (Bryan Brown) could stop her from putting her life at risk to protect the Gorilla's from pachers and animal traders.

Cast

Image for Sigourney WeaverSigourney WeaverDian Fossey
Bryan BrownBob Campbell
Julie HarrisRoz Carr
John Omirah MiluwiSembagare
Iain CuthbertsonDr. Louis Leakey
Constantin AlexandrovVan Veeten
Waigwa WachiraMukara
Image for Iain GlenIain GlenBrendan
Image for David LansburyDavid LansburyLarry
Image for Maggie OMaggie O'NeillKim
Konga MbanduRushemba
Michael J. ReynoldsHoward Dowd
Gordon MastenPhotographer
Peter NduatiBatwa chief
Helen FraserMme. Van Vecten

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