Gungala, The Black Panther Girl (1968)
An insurance company, led by a wealthy English family, organized an expedition to Africa to find a lost heiress who has been raised in the wild as Gungala and one of the explorers falls in love with her.
Top billed cast
Kitty SwanGungala
Micaela PignatelliJulie
Angelo InfantiMorton
Jeff TangenChandler- Alberto TerraniArab
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