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Name: Born Free? /? Born? free

Director: James? Hill Type: Plot Area: English Language: English Release Date: 1966-03- 14

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Joey (1911~1977) is originally from Austria and likes animals since childhood. 1937, this rich young woman went to Kenya for a holiday and fell in love with Kenya's tropical forests and rare birds and animals. From then on, she stayed in Kenya, divorced her husband and married George Addison (1906 ~ 1989), a British born in India. They share the same interests and devote their lives to forest animals. Once, George was attacked by a lioness and was forced to shoot in self-defense. Later, it was found that the killed lioness left three newborn cubs. So they gave the two stronger ones to the zoo, and the weakest one stayed at home, named Elsa, and ate, slept and traveled with it. A few years later, when Elsa grew up, the Aidansons put it back in the mountains. Mrs. Addison wrote The Lion and Me on 1960, which caused a sensation after publication. 1966 Columbia pictures produced color movies? Freedom ",by Jeames? Director Hal Virginia McKenna plays Mrs. Addison. Elsa the lion left home for a year and returned to her mother's house with three children. The Edansons were overjoyed and entertained them. Elsa deliberately left three children at grandma's house when she left. So Mrs. Addison wrote the sequel "Freedom of Life", which is an interesting story about the growth of these three "grandchildren". Two years later, Addison put them back in the mountains and wrote his third book, Freedom Forever. These two famous practitioners who advocate the protection of wild animals have been with birds and animals all their lives, but in the end they did not die in the mouth of fierce lions, but in the spirit of everything: Mrs. Wang was killed by three Kenyans for publicly exposing and condemning international smuggling groups for killing African animals for profit; 83-year-old Adason was shot and killed for rescuing a group of German tourists who were stopped by robbers. ...

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