Elephant Walk

Ruth (Elizabeth Taylor) in from London and the new wife of Ceylon tea plantation owner John (Peter Finch), is meeting several tenant planters (Leo Britt, et al) when overseer Carver (Dana Andrews) arrives, and she's assured there's no need to worry about the elephants, in Elephant Walk, 1954.

Morning after her arrival at her husband's Ceylon tea plantation, Ruth (Elizabeth Taylor) finds servant Appuhamy (Abraham Sofaer) communing with her deceased father-in-law, while spouse John (Peter Finch) and his outgoing foreman Carver (Dana Andrews) tour facilities, in Elephant Walk, 1954.

Peter Finch, playing "John Wiley," narrates the opening, introducing his wife-to-be Ruth (Elizabeth Taylor) and her fussy customer (Norma Varden), in Paramount's Elephant Walk, 1954, also starring Dana Andrews.