Mowgli's Brothers

TV Movie
1976
Not Rated
25m

IMDb RATING

7.0/10

260

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Jungle Adventure Adventure Animation Comedy Drama Family

A feral child raised by jungle wolves must eventually assert his humanity to save his wolf parents from a tiger's malevolent influence on his pack.A feral child raised by jungle wolves must eventually assert his humanity to save his wolf parents from a tiger's malevolent influence on his pack.A feral child raised by jungle wolves must eventually assert his humanity to save his wolf parents from a tiger's malevolent influence on his pack.

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IMDb RATING

7.0/10

260

YOUR RATING

8User reviews

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Roddy McDowall

Narrator
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June Foray

Mother Wolf
(voice)

Directors
- Chuck Jones
- Hal Ambro
Writers
- Rudyard Kipling
- Chuck Jones
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Quotes
Father Wolf: Shere Khan does us great honor. What does Shere Khan need?
Shere Khan: My quarry - the Man's Cub. It's parents escaped me - give him to me!
Tabaqui the Jackal: It is his. Give it to him.
Father Wolf: The wolves are a free people. They take orders from the head of the pack, and not from any striped cattle killer. The Man's Cub is ours, to kill if we choose.
Shere Khan: You choose and you do not choose!
Tabaqui the Jackal: What is this talk of choosing, O master?
Shere Khan: Am I to stand nosing into your dog's den for my fair dues?
Tabaqui the Jackal: Fair dues!
Shere Khan: It is I, Shere Khan who speaks!
Mother Wolf: And it is I, Raksha the demon who answer. The Man's Cub is mine - mine to me! He shall not be killed. He shall live to run with the pack, and to hunt with the pack! And in the end, look you, hunter of little naked cubs, frog eater, he shall hunt you. Now get hence, back to your starved cattle, branded beast of the jungle! Go!

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Featured in Nostalgia Critic: The Jungle Book (2016) (2018)

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10/10

Interestingly close to Disney's original.

Interesting not only to see how uncanny the Mowgli & Shere Kahn are to the ones in Disney's original adaptation of The Jungle Book but even how Shere Kahn was seen but took a back seat.The wolves look nothing like the ones in Disney's Jungle book & have an even bigger spotlight in this feature as well as that we actually get to see Mowgli grow to manhood & prepare to leave wolfdom behind.Roddy McDowall's voice doing the narration is very impressive as he is in any acting he's done in movie's & TV show's too. But all in all any time when I think of this I recall the 2 nights on which I'd seen it as a Middle School kid.

Truthfully,Stephen "Steve" G. Baer a.k.a. "Ste"of Framingham,MA.USA