Allan Quatermain

The Grand Ole Party is correct.

Mike, what adventure has been portrayed by Richard Chamberlain, Sean Connery, and Patrick Swayze? Quartermain.

Alan Quartermain is the correct answer.

Mike, in 2015, Zimbabwe made what Asian currency legal tender to cancel out $27 million in debt that the Asian country had lent them?

The yen?

But Pueo did the costumes for that, as well as, flash forward, if you want to stick in sort of the more grandiose exploitation vein, when Canon Pictures, when Golden Globus were in full swing in the 1980s, they mounted an adaptation of Hanger's King Solomon's Mines.

And also starring Herbert Lama, I might mention, with Richard Chamberlain playing Alan Quatermain.

But Pueo did the costumes for that thing, too, and it's another stunner.

That's where you get these great British and European films.

I mean, it's basically the same thing.

It's Alan Quartermain as the main character in both.

So it's kind of the same story.

It's interesting that this Wikipedia doesn't mention it.

What? I forgot there was a sequel.

What's it called? I think it's just called, like, Alan Quartermain, because technically the sequel to Consultant's Minds is also called Alan Quartermain.

Oh, heck

yeah.

Like, there's a... [clears throat] He was from the time era with Jack the Ripper and, like, Van Helsing and all that stuff, so, like, he's all into, like, it, that whole lifestyle, and as they get older, you know, like, a league of extraordinary gentlemen brings them all together.

Captain Nemo, um, Allan Quatermain, he's got a badass story.

But all these people that are pretty much, like, special and immortal, they get together and, uh...

He just, the way he does things with business and everything else on there, a lot of these people, like, not just in this movie, "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen," but in general, they lean on him to be like, uh, I guess Tony Stark.

The premise is so cool, though.

The premise features a team of Victorian literary heroes, Alan Quartermain, Captain Nemo, Mina Harker, Dorian Gray, and of course, Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.

Basically the Victorian Avengers.

Exactly.