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Born Free is a term best known for its association with a 1960 memoir and a 1966 film that popularized the story of Elsa, a lioness in Kenya. The word sequence has since become linked to wildlife conservation and related campaigns, as well as to a charitable foundation focused on animal welfare.
The book Born Free was written by Joy Adamson with her husband George Adamson and first published
The 1966 film adaptation, directed by James Hill, starred Virginia McKenna, Bill Travers, and the late Elsa
The Born Free Foundation is a UK-based wildlife charity associated with the film’s legacy. It campaigns against
In usage beyond these, the phrase “Born Free” has appeared in popular culture and branding, including songs,