Kipling's Women
“They wear only the wind!”
Synopsis
The nudie film is inspired by a Kipling poem and follows retired soldier Tommy Atkins, who recounts his experiences with women around the world while enjoying a pipe and Scotch in a pine lodge.
Top Cast
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May 6, 1961
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Fred Hudson, Larry Smith
- Screenplay & Story
- Fred Hudson, Larry Smith
- Original Score
- Albert Glasser
- Original Title
- Kipling's Women
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 0m
- Production Studios
- William Mishkin Motion Pictures
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Fred Hudson, Larry Smith
Fred Hudson, Larry Smith
Albert Glasser
Larry Smith
Department Leadership Roster
Larry Smith
Director of Photography
Fred Hudson
Writer
Fred Hudson
Director
Larry Smith
Director
Larry Smith
Writer
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Frequently Asked Questions About Kipling's Women
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What is Kipling's Women about?
The nudie film is inspired by a Kipling poem and follows retired soldier Tommy Atkins, who recounts his experiences with women around the world while enjoying a pipe and Scotch in a pine lodge.
Who directed Kipling's Women?
Kipling's Women was directed by Fred Hudson, Larry Smith.
Who stars in Kipling's Women?
The principal cast of Kipling's Women includes Felix de Cola, Margie Sutton, Margie Fisco, Malia Olandag, Virginia Rogers.
When was Kipling's Women released and how long is it?
Kipling's Women was released in 1961 with a total runtime of 1h 0m.
Who composed the musical score for Kipling's Women?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Kipling's Women was composed by Albert Glasser.