One Million Years B.C.

Heavy narration and introduction of the royalty of the "Rock Tribe," John Richardson as favored son "Tumak," Percy Herbert as nastier "Sakana," Robert Brown their dad, fur bikinis yet to come, opening Hammer Films' One Million Years B.C., 1967.

Tumak (John Richardson), now welcomed among the kind "Shell People," gets spearfishing tips from infatuated Loana (Raquel Welch), then gets heroic when a carnivorous Ray Harryhausen dinosaur appears, in One Million Years B.C., 1967.

Back with the way-more primal Rock Tribe, Sukana (Percy Herbert), the new leader after killing his dad, enjoys a presentation from cult heroine Martine Beswick (as "Nupondi,") until his victim (Robert Brown) reappears, in Hammer Films' One Million Years B.C., 1967.

Nearly half an hour in, Hammer Films reveals the star, Raquel Welch as Loana, with all the gals from the "Shell People," discovering wanderer Tumak (John Richardson), of the "Rock Tribe," and a big turtle, in One Million Years B.C., 1967.