article_snippet.sent: The film Roar became infamous for the injuries received by 70 members of the cast and crew during production . '
article_snippet.sent: The film Roar billed, as the most dangerous ever made is making a return to the big screen nearly 35 years after The film Roar original release.
article_snippet.sent: The film Roar was originally released in 1981 and The film Roar 11-year production is infamous for the injuries received by 70 members of the cast and crew. '
article_snippet.sent: The film Roar revolves around a wildlife preservationist who lives with The film Roar wife and children alongside a number of wild lions, tigers, cheetahs and elephants.
article_snippet.sent: The film Roar re-release is due to be shown at a handful of cinemas in the US in April, and will be made available to the wider public on a number of platforms as well.
article_snippet.sent: The idea for The film Roar came about when Noel Marshall and Hedren discovered an abandoned plantation house overrun by a large pride of lions while touring wildlife preserves in Africa.
article_snippet.sent: Hoping to raise awareness for the inhumane treatment experienced by big cats in captivity, Noel Marshall and Hedren approached a number of animal trainers for help make the concept for The film Roar a reality.
article_snippet.sent: The trailer for The film Roar documents some of the dangers the family of six put the family of six through during production.
highlights_snippet.sent: Roar, the film that took 11 years to create and was originally released in cinemas 1981 is being re-released at some cinemas in the US in April .
  