When Denys and Karen go to bed together, she takes his tie off. The scene is cut and then his tie is on again. See more...
The title of the movie (and book) is derived from the writings of Roman historian Pliny the Elder: "Out of Africa always something new" (original Latin - Ex Africa semper aliquid novi). See more...
Directed by Sydney Pollack, starring Meryl Streep (add more)
Genres: Biography, Drama, Romance
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When Denys and Karen get ready to make love there's a reflection of a crew member in blue shorts in a mirror behind them. [The reflection is of Denys' pants and his tall boots. You can see Karen's white skirt right next to it.]
Corrected by ChiChi
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