Anaconda (1997)

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A group of documentary filmmakers are kidnapped in the Amazon by a hunter seeking the world's largest anaconda. It doesn't end well, as you can imagine.
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The film shoot was repeatedly disrupted by some of the cast's fear of snakes.

Quote: Terri Flores

Snakes don't eat people.

Paul Serone

Oh, they don't?

14 More Quotes
Writers
Cast
Jennifer Lopez Terri Flores
Ice Cube Danny Rich
Jon Voight Paul Sarone
Eric Stoltz Dr. Steven Cale
Jonathan Hyde Warren Westridge
Owen Wilson Gary Dixon
Kari Wuhrer Denise Kalberg
Vincent Castellanos Mateo
Danny Trejo Poacher
Frank Welker Anaconda
Documentary filmmaker Terri Flores and her crew of National Geographic support staff are in the Amazon Basin to make a movie about a long-lost native tribe when the entire group is kidnapped by crazed snake hunter Paul Sarone and led deep into the jungle to find the world's largest anaconda. The crew doesn't stand for Sarone's "leadership" for very long and they tie him up, but by then they're well into the realm of the hungry, hungry snake...
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Name Anaconda
US Release April 11, 1997
UK Release May 9, 1997
AUS Release July 3, 1997
Runtime 89
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English
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Horror
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Rating PG-13
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  • In today's dollars
    Domestic $65,885,767
    Foreign +71,000,000
  • = total worldwide gross $136,885,767
  • - a reported budget of $45,000,000
  • = a 204.2% net profit of $91,885,767
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