When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth

Lots of perhaps coherent story layering involving the two tribes here but interlocked is the charming encounter between exiled and/or outcast Sanna (Victoria Vetri) interacting with the mom then the baby of a new breed of dinosaur from special effects wizard Jim Danforth, in Hammer Films’ When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth, 1971.

(Apparently rare) Blonde Sanna (Victoria Vetri) has been rescued from the sea (just escaping being sacrificed by her own tribe) and is brought home by enraptured Tara (Robin Hawdon), whose own significant other (Imogen Hassall) is put off, when everyone sees the captured dinosaur (by special effects artist Jim Danforth) actually isn't, in When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth, 1971.

Joining the opening scene in Hammer Films attempt to revisit the success of One Million Years B.C., 1966, Patrick Allen is head of the Rock Tribe which likes sacrificing blondes to the sun, but some wild celestial event happens, allowing Sanna (Victoria Vetri) to escape to the Sand Tribe’s raft, and Robin Hawdon rescuing, in When Dinosaurs Ruled The Earth, 1971.