Kenner

We’ve just met Jim Brown, title character, an American independent merchant sailor arrived in Bombay, looking for we-don’t-really-know who, and Ricky Cordell as a local kid he’s been ignoring, who thinks his absent dad is also American, when suddenly their interests converge, in Kenner, 1969.

In Bombay, Brit Henderson (Robert Coote), appearing to act in good will, is actually surprised that the knockout drops he had slipped into American merchant sailor Jim Brown’s (the title character) drink haven’t worked yet, in Brown’s first starring role, independent director Steve Sekely working on location, in Kenner, 1969.

Bombay child peddler Saji (Ricky Cordell) fetches his mother (Madlyn Rhue), hoping she can help his new friend (Jim Brown, title character), an American merchant sailor who got drugged and beaten up by local thugs while looking for, maybe, an old adversary, in the low-budget feature Kenner, 1969.