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KONGA (1961) Collection

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KONGA (1961) Collection: Alternative Konga UK one sheet

Alternative Konga UK one sheet
for the release of John Lemonts film in 1961

KONGA (1961) Collection: Konga UK one sheet

Konga UK one sheet
for the release of John Lemonts film in 1961

KONGA (1961) Collection: A close up of Konga

A close up of Konga
taken from the 1961 film directed by John Lemont

KONGA (1961) Collection: A page from the Konga pressbook

A page from the Konga pressbook
distributed to UK exhibitors for the release of the film in 1961

KONGA (1961) Collection: A page from the UK pressbook for the release of Konga in 1961

A page from the UK pressbook for the release of Konga in 1961
the film was directed by John Lemont

KONGA (1961) Collection: Konga UK quad poster

Konga UK quad poster
for the release of John Lemonts film in 1961

KONGA (1961) Collection: A front of the house image for Konga (1961)

A front of the house image for Konga (1961)
for the release of the film in the United Kingdom

KONGA (1961) Collection: A close up of Margo Johns

A close up of Margo Johns
as Margaret in Konga (1961)

KONGA (1961) Collection: Margaret and Dr Decker in the glasshouse

Margaret and Dr Decker in the glasshouse
in a scene from Konga (1961)

KONGA (1961) Collection: Dr Decker and Margaret feed the plants

Dr Decker and Margaret feed the plants
in a scene from Konga (1961)

Students
in a scene from Konga (1961)

KONGA (1961) Collection: Dr. Decker and Margaret in the laboratory

Dr. Decker and Margaret in the laboratory
Michael Gough and Margo Johns in a scene from Konga (1961)

KONGA (1961) Collection: Dr. Decker talks to Konga

Dr. Decker talks to Konga
Michael Gough in a scene from Konga (1961)

KONGA (1961) Collection: Dr Decker and Margaret with Konga as a chimp

Dr Decker and Margaret with Konga as a chimp
in a scene from Konga (1961)

KONGA (1961) Collection: Michael Gough as Dr. Decker

Michael Gough as Dr. Decker
in a scene from Konga (1961)

KONGA (1961) Collection: Flesh eating plants in Dr. Deckers glasshouse

Flesh eating plants in Dr. Deckers glasshouse
in a scene from Konga (1961)

KONGA (1961) Collection: Dr Decker and Margaret in the empty cage

Dr Decker and Margaret in the empty cage
Michael Gough and Margo Johns in a scene from Konga (1961)

Jess Conrad
in a scene from Konga (1961)

KONGA (1961) Collection: A frame from the titles sequence of Konga (1961)

A frame from the titles sequence of Konga (1961)
directed by John Lemont

KONGA (1961) Collection: The army shoots at Konga

The army shoots at Konga
in a scene from the film directed in 1961 by John Lemont

KONGA (1961) Collection: Konga breaks into the glasshouse

Konga breaks into the glasshouse
in a scene from the film directed in 1961 by John Lemont

KONGA (1961) Collection: Sandra grapples with a flesh eating plant

Sandra grapples with a flesh eating plant
Claire Gordon in Konga (1961)

KONGA (1961) Collection: A close up of Claire Gordon

A close up of Claire Gordon
as Sandra Banks in Konga (1961)

KONGA (1961) Collection: A young Steven Berkoff in a scene from Konga

A young Steven Berkoff in a scene from Konga
where he played a student on a field trip

KONGA (1961) Collection: The British Army on the streets of South Wimbledon

The British Army on the streets of South Wimbledon
in a scene from Konga (1961)

KONGA (1961) Collection: A scene from Konga (1961)

A scene from Konga (1961)
filmed at Merton Park Studios under the direction of John lemont

KONGA (1961) Collection: The British Army shoots at Konga

The British Army shoots at Konga
in a scene from the 1961 film directed by John Lemont

KONGA (1961) Collection: Konga beside The Houses of Parliament

Konga beside The Houses of Parliament
in a scene from the 1961 film directed by John Lemont

KONGA (1961) Collection: Margaret and Konga in the cage

Margaret and Konga in the cage
Margo Johns in a scene from Konga (1961)

KONGA (1961) Collection: Konga marches on the high street

Konga marches on the high street
in a scene from the 1961 film directed by John Lemont

KONGA (1961) Collection: Margaret and Konga in the laboratory

Margaret and Konga in the laboratory
Margo Johns in a scene from Konga (1961)

KONGA (1961) Collection: A scene from Konga

A scene from Konga
directed in 1961 by John Lemont

KONGA (1961) Collection: Dr. Decker in his laboratory

Dr. Decker in his laboratory
Michael Gough in a scene from Konga (1961)

KONGA (1961) Collection: Konga towers over Dr Deckers residence

Konga towers over Dr Deckers residence
in a scene from the film directed in 1961 by John Lemont

KONGA (1961) Collection: Konga in a cage with Dr. Decker and Margaret

Konga in a cage with Dr. Decker and Margaret
the Doctor was played by Michael Gough and Margo Johns played Margaret

KONGA (1961) Collection: Konga in Dr. Deckers lab as it goes up in flames

Konga in Dr. Deckers lab as it goes up in flames
from Konga directed by John Lemont in 1961

KONGA (1961) Collection: Dr. Charles Decker and Sandra in the greenhouse

Dr. Charles Decker and Sandra in the greenhouse
Michael Gough and Claire Gordon in a scene from Konga

A page from the UK pressbook for the release of Konga in 1961
the film was directed by John Lemont

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