Question 1

Why did Julie Ege turn down a role with Peter Sellers?

Accepted Answer

Julie Ege turned down a chance to co-star with Peter Sellers in There's a Girl in My Soup (1970) to appear in this film. She later regretted it when that film became a hit and made Goldie Hawn a star.

Question 2

How did the crew mistakenly treat Julie Ege during filming?

Accepted Answer

Julie Ege had just given birth and went to bed early during one shoot. The crew mistakenly thought she was stuck-up and kept her out of view as much as possible, annoying Hammer Films in London. Ege thought the cameraman hated her.

Question 3

What was Hammer Films' hope for Julie Ege in this film?

Accepted Answer

Hammer Films hoped this film would do for Julie Ege what One Million Years B.C. (1966) did for Raquel Welch: turn her into a star. They gave her revealing leather bikinis and skimpy furs, but Ege said her character was far from Welch's glamorous role.

Question 4

Which film series does Creatures the World Forgot belong to?

Accepted Answer

This film is the fourth and last of Hammer Films' 'Cave Girl' series, preceded by One Million Years B.C. (1966), Prehistoric Women (1967), and When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth (1970). Unlike the first and third films, it lacks stop-motion dinosaur animation.

Question 5

What conflict drives the story in Creatures the World Forgot?

Accepted Answer

After a volcanic eruption kills a tribal chief, his two sons fight for leadership of the tribe and for the love of a beautiful young woman, exploring rivalry, envy, and passion in a prehistoric setting.

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