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Closed Caption; All-new feature-length documentary "Tarzan: Silver Screen King of the Jungle"; Vintage shorts; Theatrical trailers of all six Weissmuller/O'Sullivan Tarzans; Languages: English & Français; Subtitles: English, Français, & Español
Full Product DetailsSide #1 -- Tarzan the Ape Man/Tarzan Escapes
1. Credits [:54]
2. Jane Comes to Stay [5:50]
3. Tribespeople Come to Trade [4:55]
4. A Satisfactory Shot [2:25]
5. Night Visitors [5:58]
6. Taking the Fall [3:12]
7. Tough Customers [3:39]
8. River Menace [5:13]
9. "He's Taken Her!" [2:18]
10. Sleeping Arrangements [6:11]
11. "Jane... Tarzan" [3:09]
12. Hunter and Rescuer [4:02]
13. Reunion Tragedy [2:36]
14. Taken Again [4:33]
15. Battling Lions [4:15]
16. Her Healing Touch [3:27]
17. Water Sports [4:41]
18. Quite a Difference [3:36]
19. Belongings [4:34]
20. Captured by Pygmies [1:50]
21. Cheeta's Close Calls [3:13]
22. Animal Rally [3:36]
23. Killer Gorilla [3:00]
24. Tarzan Triumphant [2:33]
25. Pachyderm Support [4:36]
26. Valley of the Dead [3:28]
27. We'll Be There [2:08]
1. Credits [:52]
2. The Parkers [3:49]
3. Extraordinary Story [4:27]
4. Discreet Progress [3:32]
5. Sudden Menaces [4:32]
6. Treacherous Climb [2:43]
7. Bait for the White Ape [2:59]
8. Uncaged [4:38]
9. Jane Stay [3:50]
10. Family Reunion [4:25]
11. Travel Plan [3:00]
12. Magic Word [2:18]
13. Jane Go? [4:54]
14. Just This Once [2:34]
15. Fay's Scheme [3:27]
16. Forever and Ever [3:28]
17. Mischief [4:08]
18. Dangerous for Rawlins [5:27]
19. Caged [4:14]
20. Captured [3:21]
21. Stuck Behind Bars [3:06]
22. Double Strength [2:25]
23. Elephant Power [3:07]
24. Forbidden Swamps [3:30]
25. Fay's Sinking Feeling [1:43]
26. Jane's Home [2:38]
Side #2 -- Tarzan and His Mate/Tarzan Finds a Son!
1. Credits [:50]
2. Holt's New Partner [4:32]
3. Ivory and a Lady [2:19]
4. Race to Riches [4:21]
5. Jungle Attacks [7:52]
6. Rocky Climb [2:10]
7. First Aid [3:50]
8. Allurements for Jane [5:15]
9. Forgetting Themselves [3:03]
10. Interrupted Dance [2:22]
11. Love in the Morning [4:49]
12. Swim [3:52]
13. Jungle Fun [4:13]
14. Death in the Family [4:17]
15. Crocodile Menace [4:23]
16. Guide to the Graveyard [3:50]
17. Elephant Faceoff [5:36]
18. Keepsake From Father [2:47]
19. Arlington's Treachery [2:36]
20. Missing [2:18]
21. Heard on the Apevine [5:11]
22. He's Alive, They're Surrounded [4:36]
23. Saidi's Capture [2:49]
24. Back in Action [5:29]
25. Holt's Sacrifice [2:49]
26. Savage Onrush [3:06]
27. Tusk vs. Claw [3:16]
28. Just Beginning [1:11]
1. Credits [1:06]
2. Plane Crash [3:39]
3. Crying Bundle [3:16]
4. Bringing Up Baby [6:27]
5. Youngsters [3:44]
6. Dangerous Mischief [3:56]
7. The Lancings [4:14]
8. Lunch Guests [5:08]
9. Touching Family Interest [3:53]
10. Swimming Shenanigans [5:28]
11. Waterfall Close Call [2:24]
12. Boy's Identity [3:07]
13. Gun Collector [3:34]
14. Leave It to Jane [4:38]
15. Unkind Cut [5:08]
16. Bullet in the Back [4:37]
17. Wrong Way [3:37]
18. Boy's Way Out [2:21]
19. Racing to Tarzan [1:32]
20. Elephant Rally [5:07]
21. Demolition Squad [2:22]
22. Everything's All Right [2:08]
23. Cast List [:24]
Side #3 -- Tarzan's Secret Treasure/Tarzan's New York Adventure
1. Credits [1:04]
2. Family Frolics [5:42]
3. "Civilized" Dinner [6:16]
4. Boy's Harrowing Journey [4:14]
5. New Friend [3:20]
6. Fiery Punishment [3:00]
7. Elliott's Expedition [5:48]
8. Their Secret [3:04]
9. Welcome to Our World [3:23]
10. Monkeyshines [3:07]
11. Movie Night [4:26]
12. Fools, Gold and Blarney [3:55]
13. Plague Breaks Out [3:30]
14. Dispatching Tarzan [4:40]
15. Tarzan's Fall [3:47]
16. Dangerous Territory [4:59]
17. Escapes and Captures [5:36]
18. Vine Handiwork [3:20]
19. Underwater Rout [3:07]
20. In Need of a Stampede [3:08]
21. Farewell [1:11]
22. Cast List [:24]
1. Credits [1:08]
2. Trouble From the Sky [3:32]
3. Unwelcoming Committee of One [2:31]
4. Plane on the Brain [3:37]
5. Elephant Master [4:45]
6. Lion Attack [2:31]
7. Jaconi Attack [2:33]
8. Lifeline From Cheeta [1:54]
9. Boy's Whereabouts [3:01]
10. Suiting Up [2:24]
11. Arrival in New York [4:19]
12. Double Talk [4:28]
13. Unsettling In [5:03]
14. Connie Sings [2:45]
15. Confrontation [5:57]
16. Tarzan on the Stand [3:47]
17. Jane on the Stand [2:21]
18. Tarzan's Way [3:34]
19. Brooklyn Bridge [1:59]
20. Atop the Big Top [3:12]
21. Help From Some Big Friends [3:03]
22. Judge Cheeta [1:35]
23. Cast List [:31]
Side #4 -- Special Features
1. Introduction [9:40]
2. Studio Interest in Tarzan [2:00]
3. Developing the Story [1:58]
4. Casting Tarzan [5:43]
5. Casting Jane [6:02]
6. Production Begins [9:15]
7. Tarzan and His Mate [7:35]
8. The Tarzan Yell [3:15]
9. Cheeta [3:51]
10. Backlot Zoo [3:30]
11. Tarzan Escapes [4:07]
12. Tarzan Finds a Son! [10:52]
13. Tarzan's Secret Treasure [3:17]
14. Tarzan's New York Adventure [4:15]
15. Legacy [3:21]
16. End Credits [1:08]
When M-G-M cast Olympic swimming champ Johnny Weissmuller in 1932's Tarzan the Ape Man, the vine-swinging jungle lord created by novelist Edgar Rice Burroughs had already been portrayed on screen by five different actors. But eye-popping glimpses of wild animals, spectacular stunt sequences, and the potent chemistry between Weissmuller and button-cute Maureen O'Sullivan (as Jane) made this Tarzan an unqualified hit and inspired a similarly successful follow-up, Tarzan and His Mate (1934). The sequel is even better, sporting more action as well as a pronounced emphasis on idyllic eroticism -- perhaps most vividly expressed in an exhibition of nude underwater swimming that was cut by censors but restored for this DVD release. Subsequent series entries, beginning with Tarzan Escapes (1936), avoid such material in favor of family-friendly innovations like the couple's super-sized tree house -- outfitted with jungle equivalents of familiar household devices -- and increased footage for the antics of Cheetah, Tarzan's chimpanzee companion. The trend toward domesticity continues in Tarzan Finds a Son (1939), with five-year-old Johnny Sheffield playing the titular tyke, orphaned in a plane crash and adopted by Tarzan and Jane. The studio's final two series entries, Tarzan's Secret Treasure (1941) and Tarzan's New York Adventure (1942), are quite up to the earlier films: a restive O'Sullivan, who wanted out after the fourth film, is just going through the motions and the once-lithe Weissmuller has gotten appallingly beefy. Nonetheless, these M-G-M Tarzans are still great fun. All six films have top-notch production values, sturdy supporting casts, and well-staged if sometimes formulaic action sequences. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble