Which jonny wiessmuller tarzen film as a real shot of a large python attacking a panther, sure I can remember watching it years ago, the footage looked like it was cut into the movie, am I made or is it true

I don't know what "am I made" means but, yes, it was "cut" into the movie.

I'm not sure of your question - how else would the scene get into the movie?

Wild Cargo had the jaguar (as I recall) and python fight. They were thrown together, starved, into a very large cage and then filmed. The entire scene is disgusting. I'm amazed that people still watch it.

Yes, it's a caged fight.

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[QUOTE=JudyKayTee;2844584]I don't know what "am I made" means but, yes, it was "cut" into the movie.

I'm not sure of your question - how else would the scene get into the movie?

For a few years, I was involved in editing movies and films, but not in a professional capacity (meaning I didn't get paid for my work). When an editor "cuts" a scene, it means the scene was either moved or REmoved (taken out).

However, on the opposite end of the procedure, when a scene is added into an exisitng movie or film, the correct term is "splced." You cannot "cut" a scene into a movie, any more than you can "cut" to erect a tree!

That was just for future reference, FYI.

[QUOTE=JudyKayTee;2844584]I don't know what "am I made" means but, yes, it was "cut" into the movie.

I'm not sure of your question - how else would the scene get into the movie?

For a few years, I was involved in editing movies and films, but not in a professional capacity (meaning I didn't get paid for my work). When an editor "cuts" a scene, it means the scene was either moved or REmoved (taken out).

However, on the opposite end of the procedure, when a scene is added into an exisitng movie or film, the correct term is "splced." You cannot "cut" a scene into a movie, any more than you can "cut" to erect a tree!

That was just for future reference, FYI.


I know - I was "in" the business for a little while in connection with Woody Allen films.

I made it simple for OP.

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I know - I was "in" the business for a little while in connection with Woody Allen films.

I made it simple for OP.

Since I'm relatively new on this forum, I am not familiar with some commonly used terms on his site. So, may I ask, what does OP mean? And is there a place on this site where there are a list of answers to such questions? Thank you!

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Since I'm relatively new on this forum, I am not familiar with some commonly used terms on his site. So, may I ask, what does OP mean? And is there a place on this site where there are a list of answers to such questions? Thank you!


OP - original poster.

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