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I loved In The Wild - Orangutans with Julia Roberts
Set on the beautiful Island of Borneo, this documentary gives you an entertaining look at these facinating creatures with human-like emotions and intelligence. Their quiet, gentle nature melts your heart. Julia lends to the film too with her sweet, quirky personality. It was fun to see her without the 'hair and makeup'. She also meets an incredible woman on her adventure who has devoted her entire adult life to studying the orangutans, Birute Galdikas, and some of the people who work with her to protect these wonderful animals. Hats off to PBS and the actors and actresses for doing this series of films and making people aware of these rare and magnificent animals and their plight for survival.

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Julia focusing on a great cause
Absolutely wonderful documentary! Julia is so down to earth and truly amazing in the ever-changing Orangutan world. Obviously Julia has a huge heart for these primates and has used her name to bring attention to the destruction of not only the Orangutan habitat-but the Orangutans themselves. Heartbreaking and amazing video footage. Julia shows great courage as well as character-great job Julia! Thanks so much for bringing the plight of the Orangutan to our attention-well done!

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A portrait of that magnificent creature... a movie star
This would be indistinguishable from any random episode of "Nova" or "Nature" without the stardust sprinkled over the proceedings by the elfin Academy Award [registered trademark!] winner who - as it happened - was the only reason I sought this out in the first place. Consequently, I think I may have learned more about "actress hollywoodus" than "felidae acinonyx". Ms. Hunter shamelessly twinkles, dramatizes, flirts, and broods - effortlessly capturing the center of attention, whatever the situation. In a word: she's a star - even in the incongruous setting of Africa, whose film associations provide her with one wisecrack that made me burst out laughing. Having spent the night sleeping on open ground in pursuit of the documentary crew's fleet quarry, she sighs over the dishevelled state of her hair and laments in voice-over, "How come this never happened to Meryl Streep?"