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MR. ROBINSON CRUSOE

On a wager, yacht owner Steve Drexel ; bets his friends that he (accompanied by his dog) can take up on a remote desert island and survive with nothing but the tools provided by nature and none of the amenities of modern life. Against all odds, Steve not only survives, but even thrives in his newfound environnment. Trouble arrives in the form of a beautiful island damsel fleeing from an arranged marriage straight into Steve's arms. Naturally this doesn't sit well with the natives, and both Steve and the lovely damsel are vengefully attacked. Can they survive? Will Steve win his bet?

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  • "Mister Robinson Crusoe"
  • "Mister Robinson Crusoe"@en

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  • "A fun-loving American bets his wealthy friends he can survive on a desert island."
  • "On a wager, yacht owner Steve Drexel ; bets his friends that he (accompanied by his dog) can take up on a remote desert island and survive with nothing but the tools provided by nature and none of the amenities of modern life. Against all odds, Steve not only survives, but even thrives in his newfound environnment. Trouble arrives in the form of a beautiful island damsel fleeing from an arranged marriage straight into Steve's arms. Naturally this doesn't sit well with the natives, and both Steve and the lovely damsel are vengefully attacked. Can they survive? Will Steve win his bet?"@en
  • "Recalling the story of shipwreck survivor Robinson Crusoe while on an ocean voyage, wealthy yacht owner Steve Drexel bets his friends that he can survive for a year on a remote South Seas island without modern conveniences. Drexel and his dog soon set up an impressive home through the use of various hand-made devices and the training of local animals. When a local woman fleeing an arranged marriage lands on his island, danger is introduced to the otherwise idyllic setting."
  • "Recalling the story of shipwreck survivor Robinson Crusoe while on an ocean voyage, wealthy yacht owner Steve Drexel bets his friends that he can survive for a year on a remote South Seas island without modern conveniences. Drexel and his dog soon set up an impressive home through the use of various hand-made devices and the training of local animals. When a local woman fleeing an arranged marriage lands on his island, danger is introduced to the otherwise idyllic setting."@en
  • "A man bets that he can survive on a South Sea island as if he was Robinson Crusoe."@en
  • ""Steve Drexel, William Belmont and Professor Carmichale are sailing by a deserted South Seas island when Belmont bets Steve that he could not survive alone on the island like Robinson Crusoe. Steve agrees to the bet, jumps overboard with his dog and swims ashore. He is immediately industrious, finding fresh water and food, and making tools to build a home with all the conveniences of a Park Avenue apartment. After a month, Steve has built every possible convenience, including animal traps, a home on stilts and various pulleys for transportation. Meanwhile, his friends have continued to Sumatra for a successful tiger hunt. When a native canoes over from a neighboring island, Steve initiates him as his 'Man Friday.' Finding radio tubes hung around Friday's neck, Steve ingeniously builds a radio. From the same neighboring island, a young bride-to-be escapes from her wedding and canoes to Steve's island. Steve adopts her and names her Saturday, after which Friday leaves. As Steve teaches Saturday rudimentary English, Belmont goes to the neighboring island and instructs the natives to descend on Steve's island and scare him so he can win the bet. One of the natives is Saturday's ex-fiancé, and when he recognizes her, the farce becomes a real fight and Steve must outwit hundreds of natives. After his friends return to their yacht, Steve leads the natives on a chase until he is able to catapult himself to the yacht. Once safely aboard, they discover Saturday has stowed away. Back in New York, Steve watches Saturday perform a native dance for the Ziegfeld Follies"--AFI catalog, 1931-1940."@en
  • "A yachtsman bets his friend that he can survive happily on a remote island with nothing but a toothbrush. Using only his ingenuity and sweat he builds a tropical dream home high in the palm trees. He discovers he is not alone on the island when a beautiful young native girl stumbles across Steve's compound and moves in. Life seems perfect, until an angry tribe of headhunters shows up determined to roast Steve on a stake and take back their princess!"
  • "Story of a man who bets that he can survive on a South Sea island for one month as if he were Robinson Crusoe himself."
  • "Followed by his loyal pup Ronney, Steve Drexel (Douglas Fairbanks) plunges from his yacht and swims toward a South Seas island. There he'll become a 1930's era Mr. Robinson Crusoe, living by his wits so he can win a bet with his yachting buddies."@en
  • "Story of a man who bets that he can survive on a deserted South Sea island without the accouterments of civilization."@en
  • "Story of a man who bets that he can survive on a South Sea island as if he were Robinson Crusoe himself."@en
  • "Story of a man who bets that he can survive on a South Sea island as if he was Robinson Crusoe himself."@en
  • ""Steve Drexel, William Belmont and Professor Carmichale are sailing by a deserted South Seas island when Belmont bets Steve that he could not survive alone on the island like Robinson Crusoe. Steve agrees to the bet, jumps overboard with his dog and swims ashore. He is immediately industrious, finding fresh water and food, and making tools to build a home with all the conveniences of a Park Avenue apartment. After a month, Steve has built every possible convenience, including animal traps, a home on stilts and various pulleys for transportation. Meanwhile, his friends have continued to Sumatra for a successful tiger hunt. When a native canoes over from a neighboring island, Steve initiates him as his 'Man Friday.' Finding radio tubes hung around Friday's neck, Steve ingeniously builds a radio. From the same neighboring island, a young bride-to-be escapes from her wedding and canoes to Steve's island. Steve adopts her and names her Saturday, after which Friday leaves. As Steve teaches Saturday rudimentary English, Belmont goes to the neighboring island and instructs the natives to descend on Steve's island and scare him so he can win the bet. One of the natives is Saturday's ex-fiancé, and when he recognizes her, the farce becomes a real fight and Steve must outwit hundreds of natives. After his friends return to their yacht, Steve leads the natives on a chase until he is able to catapult himself to the yacht. Once."@en
  • "Yacht owner Steve Drexel bets his friends that he can survive on a remote island without modern conveniences. He meets a beautiful island women and they both are in danger."
  • "Fairbanks is an American who bets his wealthy friends he can survive on a desert island. He lives well in a giant treehouse and is kept company by a beautiful native girl whom he calls Saturday. When they return to San Francisco, she becomes a star."@en
  • "Wealthy yacht owner Steve Drexel bets his friends that he can survive for a year on a remote South Seas island without modern conveniences. Drexel and his dog soon set up an impressive home through the use of various hand-made devices and the training of local animals. When a local woman fleeing an arranged marriage lands on his island, they are both in danger."@en

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  • "Adventure"@en
  • "Drama"
  • "Drama"@en
  • "Thrillers (Motion pictures)"@en
  • "Fiction films"
  • "Fiction films"@en
  • "Feature films"
  • "Feature films"@en
  • "Robinsonades"@en
  • "Adventure films"
  • "Adventure films"@en
  • "Features"@en
  • "Comedy films"
  • "Comedy films"@en
  • "Silent films"@en
  • "Action and adventure films"
  • "Action and adventure films"@en

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  • "MR. ROBINSON CRUSOE"@en
  • "Mr. Robinson Crusoe (Motion picture : 1932)"@en
  • "Mr. Robinson Crusoe"@en
  • "Mr. Robinson Crusoe"
  • "Mr. Robinson Crusoë"
  • "Mr. Robinson Crusoe a tale of adventure and survival"@en