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Title: Greystoke - The Legend of Tarzan

EAN: 0085391137528

Release Date: 08/02/2005

Release Year: 2005

Country/Region of Manufacture: USA

Studio: WarnerBrothers

Language: English

Subtitle Language: French

Director: Hugh Hudson

Actor: Andie MacDowell

No Of Discs: 1

Run Time: 2 hours and 17 minutes

Region Code: DVD: 1 (US, Canada...)

UPC: 0085391137528

Format: DVD

Rating: G

Genre: Action & Adventure

Movie/TV Title: Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes

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GREYSTOKE is a spellbinding screen version of Edgar Rice Burroughs's 1914 classic tale. Tarzan (Christopher Lambert), the seventh Earl of Greystoke, is raised by a family of apes after he is lost as a child in the jungles of Africa. Captain Phillipe D'Arnot (Ian Holm), a Belgian explorer, discovers the adult Tarzan, now lord of the apes, and reintroduces him to the English language and to the British aristocracy. Tarzan becomes John Clayton and is taken to meet his elderly grandfather, the sixth Earl of Greystoke (Ralph Richardson), and his beautiful American ward, Jane Porter (Andie MacDowell). Living in a grand estate instead of in the trees of the African jungle proves daunting for the struggling student of British formality, but he is protected by his loving and eccentric grandfather. Jane continues to teach him about life in British society and before long has captivated John, who must learn how to deal with the strong emotions of human love. John and Jane begin their courtship despite the disapproval of British high society and are eventually engaged to be married. In the wake of family tragedy, John is forced to face his responsibility to the Greystoke family, but he is unable to reconcile his mounting distaste for modern civilization. Ultimately, he finds himself torn between his animal and human families and is forced to make a profound decision about his future. Director Hugh Hudson's film features astounding special effects makeup (courtesy of Rick Baker) and beautiful photography of the remote jungles of Cameroon and the British countryside.

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by fem4269-b
Feb 05, 2019Top favourable review
Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes
I saw this movie years ago when it first came out. Then years later, I got to wishing I had the movie. When I did find it, I was happy. This is a great seller, and it shipped out fast! The price and quality of the DVD is superb! This is a great movie for the whole family. No bad language or bad scenes in it. Its a great story. Thanks so much!! M G
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by klalaw
Feb 10, 2014
Enjoyed Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan
I enjoyed this movie as far as it went. As a long time fan of the books, I was disappointed that once again they changed the Jane story. (She was the blonde-haired, blue-eyed daughter of a professor from Baltimore, Maryland, USA. As such she was an AMERICAN and not a Brit as she has been portrayed in nearly all movies.) Tarzan’s first SPOKEN human language was Belgian/French (Taught by D’Arnot), while his first written human language was English. As a result the English Lord had an accent that reflected the French. This was as it should be. The scenes involving England and his life there were necessarily abbreviated. (Jane should not have been there.) This is a segment where they leave the books. None of the interaction between Tarzan and Jane follows any part of the original story in ... I enjoyed this movie as far as it went. As a long time fan of the books, I was disappointed that once again they changed the Jane story. (She was the blonde-haired, blue-eyed daughter of a professor from Baltimore, Maryland, USA. As such she was an AMERICAN and not a Brit as she has been portrayed in nearly all movies.) Tarzan’s first SPOKEN human language was Belgian/French (Taught by D’Arnot), while his first written human language was English. As a result the English Lord had an accent that reflected the French. This was as it should be. The scenes involving England and his life there were necessarily abbreviated. (Jane should not have been there.) This is a segment where they leave the books. None of the interaction between Tarzan and Jane follows any part of the original story in Burroughs’ books. Some of the errors that existed had to do with the author’s limited knowledge of African peoples and wildlife. The books might lead one to believe Tarzan was raised by Chimps, but Tarzan had a friend in Nikima (a monkey) in the books. We now know that chimps will eat monkeys. This movie stayed with the chimps as the apes that raised him. Anyway, Tarzan should have first met Jane in the jungle after having observed her in camp and later rescuing her from one of the apes. He even wrote her a note in English, before he could speak it. In this movie he did not. As a result she did not know him as a jungle king, making her acceptance of his return to the jungle simply strange. As with all previous Tarzan films, they manage to thrown in animals that do not live in Africa among the wildlife images used. So, I could pick the movie apart but enjoyed the first half quite a bit.
by abo4653
Jul 13, 2009
Tarzan lives
This film is a good attempt at telling a new slant on an old story. I find no fault with the acting or technical achievement of the production. I do think that far too much of the movie deals with Tarzan in street clothes. The filmmakers had the same problems as the first Tarzan movie producer Smilin' Bill Parsons. He made "Tarzan of the Apes" in 1917 and quickly followed with its sequel "The Romance of Tarzan." "Romance" had Tarzan in civilization for most of the movie. Tarzan fans like Tarzan IN THE JUNGLE. They are not interested in domesticating the Ape Man. "Greystoke" did keep the wild man wild in street clothes but it was too long in civilization. I am happy to have "Greystoke" in my DVD collection and will watch it many times.This film is a good attempt at telling a new slant on an old story. I find no fault with the acting or technical achievement of the production. I do think that far too much of the movie deals with Tarzan in street clothes. The filmmakers had the same problems as the first Tarzan movie producer Smilin' Bill Parsons. He made "Tarzan of the Apes" in 1917 and quickly followed with its sequel "The Romance of Tarzan." "Romance" had Tarzan in civilization for most of the movie. Tarzan fans like Tarzan IN THE JUNGLE. They are not interested in domesticating the Ape Man. "Greystoke" did keep the wild man wild in street clothes but it was too long in civilization. I am happy to have "Greystoke" in my DVD collection and will watch it many times.
by jamorelos1158
Jul 11, 2008
Tarzan gone Ape!!
This Tarzan picture is a different one than most you've seen before. It's a more austere and artistic treatment of the epic story of John Clayton, the seventh Earl of Greystoke, who is raised in the jungle by apes and then returns to his ancestral home to fight a passionate battle between nature and culture. It juxtaposes the freedom of the jungle with the order and discipline of society. "I won't say I was disappointed after seeing "Greystoke - The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes", back in the early 80s when it was released, but I will say I was not satisfied. I decided to buy this because of Christophe Lambert, I just like him as Actor! The best Tarzan movie I think that is out there..."1932 TARZAN, THE APE MAN (99 minutes - video, VCD, DVD)with Johnny Weissmuller and Maureen ... This Tarzan picture is a different one than most you've seen before. It's a more austere and artistic treatment of the epic story of John Clayton, the seventh Earl of Greystoke, who is raised in the jungle by apes and then returns to his ancestral home to fight a passionate battle between nature and culture. It juxtaposes the freedom of the jungle with the order and discipline of society. "I won't say I was disappointed after seeing "Greystoke - The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes", back in the early 80s when it was released, but I will say I was not satisfied. I decided to buy this because of Christophe Lambert, I just like him as Actor! The best Tarzan movie I think that is out there..."1932 TARZAN, THE APE MAN (99 minutes - video, VCD, DVD)with Johnny Weissmuller and Maureen O'Sullivan.
by bw2500-dsdcgd
Apr 01, 2020
Tarzan, the Ape man
I had forgotten how good this movie was... Great package, great price and GREAT QUALITY
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