great_badir
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ORIGINAL: great_badir Trying to remember the name of an Indiana Jones rip-off I saw in the mid to late 80s. Can't remember anything about the film itself, only the big-box VHS cover - a man in a leather jacket (I think it was black) stood either on or by the wing of a plane with lots of dark green in the background. The cover was an Indy style artist's depiction, not a still photo. It may have been Italian, but can't be sure. What it was definitely NOT: Romancing the Stone; Jewel of the Nile; Either of the Allan Quatermain films with Richard Chamberlain; Tales of the Gold Monkey; Diamonds (AKA Treasure of the White Goddess); The Treasure of the Amazon; Jungle Raiders; Tennessee Buck; The Mines of Kilimanjaro; Hunters of the Golden Cobra; Hunt for the Gold Scorpion; Ark of the Sun God I've googled various things (which is what informed some of the above list), but have come up empty... The Great Waldo Pepper poster has a painting of Robert Redford in a leather jacket with a bi-plane in the background.Maybe a bit early though - 70's. High Road to China starring Selleck, 1983? Nope to both Waldo Pepper (this was definitely an Indy rip-off) and High Road to China. I can see the video cover almost clear as day, but I just can't remember anything else about it. I know I rented it more than once too! GAH! Well now, further to this, I have answered my own question... I decided to sit down and re-watch Colin Eggleston's not-sure-if-it's-brilliant-or-awful The Long Weekend at the...weekend, for the first time in years, and afterwards decided to see what else Eggleston had done. Clicked on this - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091964/ - and answered my question (and that is exactly the cover I was thinking of). Okay, so it's not Italian, nor is he stood on the wing of a plane, and it's probably not an Indy rip-off, but that's the image I remembered. Now alls I need to do is track it down and watch it again. Primo YouTube material I thought, but it looks like not...
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