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Tarzan (1999 film)

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Tarzan is a 1999 American animated feature film produced by Walt Disney Feature Animation and released by Walt Disney Pictures about a man raised by gorillas who must decide where he really belongs when he discovers he is a human. It received a TV series follow-up called The Legend of Tarzan (TV series)

Directed by Kevin Lima and Chris Buck. Screenplay by Tab Murphy, Bob Tzudiker, and Noni White. Songs by Phil Collins. Score Produced by Mark Mancina and includes "You'll Be in My Heart" Written and performed by Phil Collins.
Two Worlds. One Family. (taglines)

Tarzan

  • They mean us no harm, Kerchak.
  • Why didn't you tell me there are creatures who look like me?! [Tarzan proceeds to climb a tree and think]
  • [imitating Clayton] No! No, no, no, no! [they both angrily bicker and fight over the chalk until Jane grabs it]
  • Gor-illa! [proceeds to scribble wildly on the chalkboard] Gorrrrr-illllla!
  • [spots at picture frame as a baby with his biological mother and father] Is this me. And this is my father and… and my mother.
  • No, I did this. I betrayed my family. Kerchak was right.

Jane Porter

  • Mr. Clayton, I think I'll take it from here.
  • Eh, dad, they took my boot!
  • I’m Jane Porter.

Kala

  • Can't you at least give him another chance?!
  • Kerchak, please! [to Tarzan, who escapes from her and Kerchak] Tarzan, come back here!

Terk

  • He looks nothing like you.
  • Yeah, well, why doesn't he get his new friends to help him? I don't care.

William Cecil Clayton

  • [angrily grabs chalk] No! No, no, no, no! [Tarzan grabs the chalk back]
  • [angrily shoots up in the air with his rifle] WHAT'S GOING ON HERE?!
  • Why? For three hundred pounds sterling a head. Actually, I have you to thank, old boy. Couldn't have done it without you. [to his henchmen and turns to leave] Lock him up with the others.
  • I could use a challenge, because after I get rid of you, rounding up your little ape family will be ALL TOO EASY!
  • [his last words before he dies] Go ahead, shoot me. [chuckles] Be a man!

Kerchak

  • Give him a chance?! Kala, look at him! He's not one of us!
  • [to Tarzan, Kala, Terk, Tantor, Mungo, Flynt, and all of the other gorillas] Everyone! We will avoid the strangers. Do not let them see you, and do not seek them out.

Tantor

  • Oh, Terk, I've never seen him so happy.
  • If that’s Tarzan, then I’m Snoop Dogg baby.
  • Sometimes you embarrass me.
  • That sounded like Tarzan. It sounded like... like... like he was in trouble.
  • That's IT! I'VE HAD IT WITH YOU AND YOUR EMOTIONAL… "CONSTIPATION!" TARZAN NEEDS US, AND WE'RE GONNA HELP HIM! YOU GOT THAT?! NOW, PIPE DOWN, AND HANG ON TIGHT! We've got a boat to catch.

Professor Archimedes Q. Porter

  • [excited] Oh! Oh! He's got it!
  • Oh, perhaps not...

Other

  • Elephant #1: Don't tell the kid that, of course there are piranhas in Africa.
  • Elephant #2: No, she's right. They're native to South America.
  • Captain: I'm sorry, Miss Porter, but I simply can't do it.
  • Vincent Snipes: Sir?

Dialogue

[First lines; Phil Collins music playing a song Two Worlds]
Phil Collins: [singing] Put your faith in what you most believe in / Two worlds, one family / Trust your heart / Let fate decide / To guide these lives we see...| A paradise untouched by man / Within this world blessed with love / A simple life, they live in peace...| Softly tread the sand below your feet now / Two worlds, one family / Trust your heart / Let fate decide / To guide these lives we see...| Beneath the shelter of the trees / Only love can enter here / A simple life, they live in peace...| Raise your head up / Lift high the load / Take strength from those that need you / Build high the walls / Build strong the beams / A new life is waiting / But danger's no stranger here...| No words describe a mother's tears / No words can heal a broken heart / A dream is gone, but where there's hope...| Somewhere something is calling for you / Two worlds, one family / Trust your heart / Let fate decide / To guide these lives we see... [song fades]
[Kala arrives at the level where the house is at and goes inside. The house is a mess as if someone or something has torn the entire place apart. Suddenly, she spots something. Two bodies are near a table, as well as bloody paw-prints on the floor. She swiftly backs off]
[Kala looks down and spots a picture frame. Taking a look, he sees it is of two adult couples and a baby. He presumes that the bodies belong to the couple. But where's the baby? Just then, she hears a baby noise from a crib nearby. She walks towards it and looks in. A blue blanket is inside, covering something. Curiously, Kala uncovers the blanket. Underneath is a baby boy who is crying. He stops as he sees the gorilla looking at him, and coos curiously]
[Kala takes a closer look at the baby. Suddenly, the boy sneezes on her, causing her to back off. Then she gets confused as the baby squeaks happily at her, obviously wanting to be held. She picks him up by the leg and sniffs the baby's diaper and backs off in disgust]
[The baby now looks at Kala, making bubbles with his mouth. Deciding to be silly for a bit, Kala chuckles and bursts the bubbles, making the baby giggle. Then the baby puts his tiny hands on her face, making her grin. This is the first time something other than a baby gorilla has touched her face. She places a hand on his hand. She grins once more as the baby touches her hands, cooing. Kala holds the child warmly in her arm, as the baby yawns and cuddles to her]
[Just before she can leave, Kala sniffs something familiar and looks up. Sure enough, it's Sabor. She has returned to see if she has missed anything. And sure enough, she sees the baby and plans to murder him]
[The mother gorilla gets out of the road, holding the baby as Sabor pounces down to attack. She does her best to keep the baby from being harmed by her. Sabor tackles her, which results in the roof breaking. The three fall right on the tent. Kala tries to escape while Sabor, willing the baby, keeps a hold on her. She tries to slash her, only to get the tent instead]
[Soon Sabor pins Kala to the wood while she holds her enemy by her neck. With a smirk, Sabor slashes her face, forcing her to let the baby go, causing him to fall to the net below. Kala gasps as Sabor sees him and goes after him. She sees Sabor and sees the baby boy rolling down on the net playfully. The boy doesn't know of the danger she is in as Sabor jumps into the net going after him]
[Kala gets up and looks for the baby while he keeps rolling with Sabor getting closer. She looks down and sees the baby as he chuckles at her. Kala looks terrified as she sees Sabor. Luckily, she is having problems due to the net. Kala reaches down for the baby while Sabor tries to get him before she does so. The gorilla can't reach him. She gasps as the leopard jumps towards the baby, but he only ends up missing, making the baby bounce on the net. Kala catches for the baby, but only grabs his diaper, yet she gets him how to speak. Frantically, she tries to get him through the hole. As Sabor gets up, the net is cut loose, almost making her fall to her doom]
[Kala now sees the diaper slipping between two boards going towards the edge. She runs and grabs the baby in the nick of time, making him relieved to see the baby alright. But then, she turns around and sees Sabor breaking through. It seems like the two are trapped]
[That is, until Kala sees a boat. Once Sabor gets through, she growls as she runs after the gorilla, who runs to the boat. Kala jumps in, causing it to slide to the ground below. The frustrated Sabor looks down and plans to get them, only to get carried up by her leg past the rope to the boat. For a while, it seems that the gorilla and the child won't make it, but soon the boat stops closer to the ground. Kala grins as she gets out of it. She looks up to see Sabor roaring, as she is all tangled up by the ropes. She sees this as a chance to escape and return to the clan with a new visitor. The song begins briefly once more]
Phil Collins: [singing] Every moment now, the bond grows stronger. Two worlds, one family. Trust your heart, let fate decide. To guide these lives we see!
Baby Terk: Mama, look! Look over there!
[Apes gather round Kala]
Ape Voice: Kala! She's back!
Terk's Mother: Are you all right, dear?
Kala: I'm fine. No, really, honestly. It's just that I got a little bit... sidetracked.
Baby Terk: Well, isn't that, uh-- Well, so-- Well, it's just so, so-- That's freaky-lookin', okay? That's what it is.
Terk's Mother: Terkina!
Baby Terk: Well, it is! I mean, what the heck is it anyway?
Kala: He's a baby.
Baby Terk: Whoa! Ow! I can't--So where's his mama?
Kala: Well, I'm going to be his mother now.
Baby Terk: You know he's not so bad once you get used to him. Kala's gonna be it's mother now.
[Kala shows the baby to Kerchak]
Kala: Kerchak, I saved him from Sabor.
Kerchak: Kala, it won't replace the one we lost.
Kala: I know that. But... he needs me.
Kerchak: But, it-it-it-- Kala, look at it! It´s not our kind! [sighs] No. You have to take it back.
Kala: Take him back? But he'll die!
Kerchak: If the jungle wants him --
Kala: I want him!
Kerchak: Kala, I cannot let you put our family in danger.
Kala: Does he look dangerous to you?
[Kerchak roars; he and Kala glare at each other]
Kerchak: Hmm. Was it alone?
Kala: Yes. Sabor killed his family.
Kerchak: Are you sure?
Kala: Yes. There are no others.
Kerchak: [sighs] Then you may keep him.
Kala: Kerchak, I know he'll be a good son.
Kerchak: I said he could stay. That doesn't make him my son.
[Kerchak leaves]
Kala: We will rest here for the night.
Baby Terk: So, um, whatcha gonna call it?
Kala: I'm gonna call him... Tarzan.
Baby Terk: Tarzan? Okay. He's your baby.
Terk's Mother: All right, little lady, come on. It's way past your nest time.
Baby Terk: Oh, Mom, five more minutes?
Terk's Mother: No.
Baby Terk: Two more minutes?
Terk's Mother: No.
Baby Terk: One more "minutes"?
Kala: Oh, oh, no, shh, shh, don't cry, come on, come on, I'm here. [singing] Come stop your crying; it'll be all right. Come take my hand, hold it tight. I will protect you from all around you; I will be here; don't you cry.
[Phil Collins music playing a song You'll Be in My Heart]
Phil Collins: [singing] For one so small, you seem so strong / My arms will hold you, keep you safe and warm / This bond between us can't be broken / I will be here, don't you cry...| 'Cause you'll be in my heart / Yes, you'll be in my heart / From this day on, now and forevermore...| You'll be in my heart / No matter what they say / You'll be here in my heart, always.
Kala: Always... [song fades]
[Kala gasps and young Tarzan appears]
Kala: Tarzan? Tarzan?
Young Tarzan: [Elephant trumpets] I sure scared you, Mom.
Kala: You sure did! Can't you imitate any quieter animals?
Young Tarzan: Oh, Mom, that's no fun. Wanna see me be a leopard?
[Tarzan hisses]
Kala: Why don't you just come up with your own sound?
[Monkey sounds and Tarzan yelling spins his around]
Gorillas: Kala!
Young Tarzan: [looks at Kerchak] Oops.
[Kerchak growls]
Young Terk: Tarzan! Thank goodness you're all right! [sobbing] Kala and I have been so worried. Thank you, thank you for finding him, Kerchak, you are such a wise and caring leader. Run!
Young Tarzan: Um...
Young Terk: Hello! Are you thick in the head?
Young Tarzan: What?
Young Terk: How many times do I have to tell you? If you want Kerchak to like you, stay away from him.
Flynt: Hey, come on, Terk, step on it!
Mungo: Last one there's a dung beetle.
Young Terk: Yeah, and the first one's gotta eat it. [laughs]
Young Tarzan: Terk, can I come?
Young Terk: Well, yeah you could if you could keep up, but you know, you can't really keep up. [Chuckles] Wait up guys, wait up, right behind you.
[The camera zooms in with the elephants trumping]
Apes: You're standing on my spleen.
Flynt: Take that! [punching Mungo] Stop hitting yourself! Stop hitting yourself!
Young Terk: [singing] The fun has arrived. [speaking] Thank you very much.
Flynt: Hey, what took you so long?
Young Terk: I had a little pest-control problem but it's all taken care of. Whoa!
Young Tarzan: Hi, guys.
Flynt: Terk, what is this, some kind of joke?
Mungo: Tell me I'm not looking at the hairless wonder.
Young Tarzan: Well, Terk said I could come along if I could keep up.
Flynt: Oh, no, Terk!
Young Terk: I'll handle this guys, okay? Listen, buddy, come here. We got a tiny little itsy-bitsy problem here, okay? Personally, I'd love to hang out with you. You know I would. But the guys, they need a little convincing, you know?
Young Tarzan: Okay, what do I gotta do?
Young Terk: Do? What do you gotta do? Oh, it's so stupid.
Young Tarzan: What?
Young Terk: Well, you gotta, you gotta go get a hair.
Young Tarzan: A hair?
Young Terk: [Off-screen] Yeah, a hair, uh-huh. [Elephant trumpets] An elephant hair.
Young Tarzan: [gasps] An elephant hair?
Young Terk: Like I said, it's stupid, right? Listen, take it from me, go home, okay? Who needs this aggravation? You know, I'm probably gonna leave soon myself. You go, I'll catch up, alright? You see, leave it to me. I told you-- [Tarzan rushes his cliff] Tarzan! Tarzan, no! [Young Tarzan falls down his cliff and splashes his water]
Mungo: Ooh! That one hurt him!
Young Terk: Look, oh, oh, there he is! He's alive!
Young Tarzan: Hey, guys!
Gorillas: Hi.
Young Terk: Oh, no, no, no, no, no, come back, come back!
Flynt: This guy's great! Hey, if he lives you should bring him around more often.
Mungo: Come on, come on, let's go get a better seat.
Young Terk: Oh.
[Young Tarzan swims the water]
Elephants: You can never get enough sleep, let me tell you.
Young Tantor: Mom, are you sure this water's sanitary? It looks questionable to me.
Tantor's Mother: It's fine, honey.
Young Tantor: Yecch! But what about bacteria?
Tantor's Mother: Tantor, can't you see Mommy's talking?
Young Tantor: Watch out! There's something swimming! It's coming right at you!
Tantor's Mother: Honey, Mommy's losing her patience.
Young Tantor: But this time I really see something!
Tantor's Mother: Oh, boy.
Young Tantor: Piranha! It's a piranha!
Tantor's Mother: Sweetheart, there are no piranhas in Africa.
Elephant #1: Don't tell the kid that, of course there are piranhas in Africa.
Elephant #2: No, she's right. They're native to South America.
Elephant #1: Get outta here.
Elephant #2: It's true.
Elephant #1: No way.
Elephant #2: Come on, now. Think I'd be here if there were?
Young Tantor: Aah! It's right behind you! Run!
Tantor's Mother: For the last time, honey, there are no piranhas in--
Elephant #1: MY BUTT!!
Young Tantor: I told you!
Elephant #1: There's something on my butt.
Elephant #2: What is it?
Elephant #1: Are there anymore of them?
Elephant #2: What is it?
Young Tantor: It's a piranha!
Elephants: Piranha!
Tantor's Mother: Tantor, where are you?
Flynt: He's dead.
Mungo and Flynt: We're dead! Aah!
Flynt: We didn't do it! They're the ones!
Gorilla: Oh, thank you, Kerchak!
[Young Tarzan causes an elephant stampede]
Young Terk: [drags his body to safety] Tarzan, buddy! Buddy, come on! Tarzan, don't die on me! Don't die on me! You weren't supposed to do it!
Young Tantor: [pushes Young Terk back] Get away from there! Don't you know a piranha can strip your flesh in a second?!
Young Terk: What?! He's not a piranha! He's... [Young Tarzan starts coughing water from drowning] He's alive! He's alive! He's alive!
Young Tantor: He's alive!
Young Terk: He's ali... [drops him] You idiot! You nearly gave me a heart attack! You happy?
Young Tarzan: [reveals a stolen elephant-tail hair] Uh-huh.
Young Terk: [in delight] You... I don't believe it. You got the hair?
Young Tantor: Is that what this is all about? I got a whole tail of 'em.
[They all laugh, but Kala and Terk's mother enters and Young Tantor leaves.]
Young Terk: Oh, no.
Young Tarzan: Who's that? [with Young Terk] My mom.
Kala: Tarzan.
Young Tarzan: Hi.
Young Terk: Hi, Aunt Kala.
Kala: Oh, you scared me! What happened?
Young Tarzan: Well. I-
Young Terk: Um, it's sort of a long... It's involved. Because what happened, it was a weird...
Kerchak: [furiously enters] What happened?!
[Young Terk nervously leaves]
Young Tarzan: It was my fault, Kerchak.
Kala: Tarzan?
Young Tarzan: We were playing and... well... Mmm… I'm sorry, Kerchak.
Kerchak: You almost KILLED someone!
Young Tarzan: But it was an accident.
Kala: He's only a child.
Kerchak: That's not an excuse, Kala! You can't keep defending him!
Kala: But he'll learn!
Kerchak: He will never learn! [to Tarzan] You can't learn to be one of us.
Kala: Because you never give him a chance!
Kerchak: Give him a chance?! Kala, look at him! He will never be one of us.
Kala: Kerchak! [Tarzan runs away in shame] Tarzan!
[Kerchak can only growl at the boy's departure. With a moan, Kala follows her adopted son. She frowns at Kerchak for a second, before running after his wife. The leader of the gorilla clan huffs and walks off]
[Late at night, Tarzan sighs mournfully as he looks at his reflection in the water. He frowns. Why can't he be able to fit in? Why is this he is so different than the other gorillas in the clan, especially since he's not a gorilla. No matter what he does so, he makes damage and Kerchak yet won't accept him. It's upsetting the poor boy. With a frown, he splashes the water a couple of times until he growls. Mud has landed on his face. He frowns as he tries to get the mud off. But after looking at his reflection, he decides he knows better. Instead, he begins to get some more mud and begins to cover it all over himself]
[Suddenly, he stops as Kala's reflection appears]
Kala: Tarzan, what are you doing here?
Young Tarzan: [sighs] Why am I so different?
Kala: Because you're covered with mud. That's why.
Young Tarzan: No! Kerchak said I didn't belong in the...
Kala: Close your mouth.
[Tarzan stops speaking long enough for Kala to get the mud off his face]
Young Tarzan: ...Kerchak said I don't belong in the family.
Kala: Never mind what Kerchak said. Now hold still.
Young Tarzan: But look at me!
Kala: I am, Tarzan. And do you know what I see? I see two eyes, like mine, and a nose...someplace. [Chuckles] Ahh...here! [Pokes Tarzan's nose, making him chuckle] Two ears... [Tarzan chuckles once more as Kala plays with his ears] And let's see. What else?
Young Tarzan: [holds up his hands] Two hands?
Kala: That's right. [Grins and places his hands against Tarzan's own hands. The boy frowns. The two's hands are different. He sighs as he looks at his hands mournfully. His mother knows at once that the hands fact is a bad idea where she decides to try something else] Close your eyes. [Tarzan does so] Now forget what you see, what do you feel? [Takes his hand and puts it on his chest]
Young Tarzan: My heart.
Kala: Come here.
[Tarzan does so and puts his hand on her chest. He can feel something in there]
Young Tarzan: Your heart.
Kala: You see? We're exactly the same. Oh! Kerchak just can't see that.
Young Tarzan: I'll make him see it. I'll be the best ape ever!
Kala: Oh...I bet you will.
[The young boy laughs as his adoptive mother tickles him. He grins. Perhaps someday, he can prove to Kerchak he does belong. Just perhaps]
[The next day, the gorilla clan is making its road through the jungle once more, with Tarzan following behind. Later, Tarzan is seen following Terk and another couple of gorillas up a tree. He slips and ends up under Kerchak, who makes his road over the young boy. Kerchak glances at Tarzan and frowns in annoyance before continuing his road up the tree. Tarzan looks frustrated and proceeds to climb once more, but slips and starts to fall. Luckily, he is saved by Terk, who grabs him by the arm. She throws him a reassuring smirk and he smirks back at her]
Phil Collins: [sings] Oh, the power to be strong and the wisdom to be wise. All these facts will come to you in time.
[Then Tarzan is seen following a chameleon upside down on a branch before slipping and landing on a bed of bananas, squishing them and getting the gorillas covered with bananas. This amuses Kala, who receives a frown from the other gorillas. Later, Tarzan is swimming in a pool with hippopotamuses and imitating their movements. After that, a rhinoceros can be seen sharpening its horn against a tree. Tarzan does the same with his own spear]
Phil Collins: [singing] On this journey that you're making, there'll be responses that you seek. And it's you who'll climb the mountain, it's you who'll reach the peak.
[Later on, Tarzan and Terk growl at each other and then get into a fight, with Terk coming out on top. Nearby, Tantor loses a fight to Manu. Later, Tarzan is swinging through the vines with an immigrated family of colobus monkeys]
Phil Collins: [singing] Son of man, look to the sky! Lift your spirit, set it free! Someday you'll walk tall with pride! Son of man, a man in time you'll be!
[Tarzan keeps swinging through until he grabs onto a python, which turns out to be Kaa. Neither the boy nor the snake notice each other as Tarzan slips into a nearby swamp which is filled with alligators and crocodiles. Among the gators are Brutus and Nero and among the crocs is Tick-Tock. As the gators and crocs all snap at Tarzan, Tarzan manages to avoid their every attack]
[Three years later, Tarzan, now 13 years old, makes a spear out of sharpened rock and stick and throws it forward. It catches an apple, pear, peach and a cluster of berries, making it sort of like a fruit kabob. It his another tree, right over Kerchak, who is visibly amused. Tarzan chuckles hesitantly and swiftly swings away on a vine]
Phil Collins: [singing] Though there's no one there to guide you, no one to take your hand. But with faith and understanding, you will journey from boy to man!
[Tarzan and Terk are now spying on a marabou stork. They smirk mischievously at each other and jump down on it, catching its bill in a vine. They start riding on it like a horse until it throws them away and leaves them hanging from a tree]
[Two years later, Tarzan, now 15 years old, swings out over the lake and, yet a child at heart, plays around with the elephants, including Tantor, who has just started to grow tusks. Kala watches from a distance with a proud grin on her face]
Phil Collins: [singing] Son of man, look to the sky! Lift your spirit, set it free! Someday you'll walk tall with pride! Son of man, a man in time you'll be!
[A number of years later, Tarzan is now a grown man. He cannonballs into the water, followed by Tantor, who is now handsome grown elephant with complete grown tusks. Tarzan swiftly brings Tantor to the surface and Tantor starts swimming proudly like a waterfowl. He swishes his trunk around and jiggles his butt as he swims proudly]
Phil Collins: [singing] In learning you will teach, and in teaching you will learn. You'll find your places behind the ones you love.
[On a rainy night, Kala is trying to keep herself dry. Just then, she looks up to find that Tarzan has arranged a large bushel of leaves over them like an umbrella. He comes down to join her under, she grins gratefully at him]
[The next day, Tarzan and Sir Hiss meet face-to-face for the first time. Sir Hiss lunges for Tarzan, who easily tricks him into tangling himself around a couple of trees]
Phil Collins: [singing] Oh, and all the facts you've dreamed of, the visions that you saw. Well, the time is drawing near now, it's yours to claim it all!
[Then Tarzan is seen scaling a waterfall all on his own. After that, Terk and Flynt, who have also quite grown a bit themselves, are trying to get some termites from a mound, but with no luck due to the thousands of termites. Luckily, Tarzan comes riding in and Tantor and trumpets the mound into a tree, smashing it. After avoiding the swarm of termites, Tarzan, Terk, Flynt and even Tantor share some termites]
Phil Collins: [singing] Son of man, look to the sky! Lift your spirit, set it free! Someday you'll walk tall with pride! Son of man, a man in time you'll be!
[As the gorilla clan makes its road through the jungle once more, Kerchak notices Tarzan swinging through the vines. You can warn the grumpy gorilla yet has no doubts about our jungle friend. Eventually, the ape man starts surfing through the branches of the trees]
Phil Collins: [singing] Son of man! Son of man's a man for all to see!
[As the song ends, Tarzan lands on a branch and steals a proud glance at the audience]
[Later that day, the primates are busy resting, cleaning, napping, etc. including the children. Tarzan is up to his old tricks again. He hides in some bushes and smirks as he sees Kala eating. With a chuckle, he sneaks up behind her as where not to alert her to his presence. He gets ready to frighten her as he gets close and holds his breath]
[Tarzan gets ready to scare Kala behind her back, when...]
Kala: Don't even think about it.
Tarzan: How'd you know it was me?
Kala: I'm your mother. I know everything. Now, where have you been?
Tarzan: I thought you knew everything.
[Terk pounces on him]
Terk: Hey, Auntie K! You look remarkably groomed today!
Kala: [unimpressed] Hello, Terk.
[The two continue their wrestling match as they tumble in front of Kerchak, who moans as he shakes his head. The other adversaries do their best to avoid them as the two keep on fighting. Soon they roll right near Flynt, Mungo and Tantor]
Terk: Not the neck. Not the neck there, "T!"
Tarzan: I win!
Tantor: Whoa! All right. It's all fun and games until someone loses an eye. Please stop! Somebody's gonna get hurt...and it's always me.
[Tarzan and Terk keep on fighting, trying to outdo the other. Suddenly, Tarzan manages to hold onto Terk's arms and his arms are against his head, trapping her. He laughs with a smirk. This is one of the times he has beaten her in a fight. Suddenly, his focus is interrupted as he sees some bushes moving. Something is in there]
Terk: Cramp in the calf! All right, you win! Ow, ow! Alright! You win. Hello? Yo, yo, let go!
Tarzan: [lets her go] Oh, I'm sorry, Terk.
Terk: What kind of animal are you?
Tantor: Y'know, I've been thinkin' lately that Tarzan might be some subspecies of elephant.
Terk: What are you, crazy? An elephant?!
Tantor: Listen to me. Think about it. He enjoys a peanut, I enjoy a peanut.
Terk: He looks nothing like you!
[The bushes stop moving. Deciding it is nothing, the ape man turns and goes back to his friends. Suddenly, without warning, a growl is heard and something comes out of the bushes and attacks. It's Sabor, as she is lunging at Tarzan right now. The gorilla's friends shriek in alarm as he dodges his attacker. Everyone else hears this, including Kerchak, and go into the trees to hide for shelter]
[Tarzan climbs up the tree with Sabor after him. But before the creature can get closer, Kerchak grabs the leopard and throws her. Tarzan watches on a trunk as the silverback gorilla fights off Sabor. Sabor knocks Kerchak to the ground and pins him. Everyone else watches on other trunks, looking at the fight while Tantor covers his eyes, unwilling to watch this]
[Kerchak manages to get Sabor off and continues fighting. Suddenly, Sabor slashes Kerchak and he roars as his chest gets scratched. Tarzan swiftly climbs up to Terk's trunk, holding his handmade spear. Kerchak continues fighting Sabor while the evil leopard bites into him. Kerchak tosses the leopard away and falls to the ground, making Tarzan gasp in shock]
[Sabor growls as she walks slowly to the downed gorilla leader. Kerchak watches hopelessly as Sabor now runs towards him. Suddenly, Tarzan yells as he swings in and kicks at Sabor, knocking him away from the leader]
[The other primates, including Terk, cheer and roar as they watch Tarzan facing off against Sabor. Kala watches in horror. She has lost her baby years ago, and she doesn't want to lose Tarzan as well]
[The two walk slowly, keeping an eye for a move from his opponent. Soon, Sabor roars as she jumps in. Tarzan dodges her in time and uses his spear to pole vault into a tree. Sabor growls as she jumps after him. The two fighters climb the tree, with Tarzan using tree-surfing to dodge his opponent's attacks. To his surprise, Sabor catches up swiftly, in hope to take the ape man down in time. Tarzan can barely dodge his enemy's attacks as he keeps on attacking back]
[He grabs a vine and uses it to swing around the tree, returning to the trunk he left Sabor at. She is nowhere in sight. As he looks around, he suddenly sees Sabor flying at him. But in the nick of time, Tarzan uses his spear to defend himself and throws her to the ground, making the crowd roar jubilantly than before]
[Sabor looks and becomes upset that she has a scratch from his arm, blood coming out. She looks up and snarls at the one who scratched her. Tarzan, hanging on a vine to the tree, snarls as he is a major wild animal. He lands on the ground as the two fighters walk slowly again]
[Soon, Sabor runs towards him and slashes Tarzan's chest, catching him off guard. The crowd goes silent, looking worried now. Tarzan frowns but before he can attack, Sabor jumps towards him, knocking him to the ground, breaking his spear in the progress, sending the pointy part to a ground level below]
[Using the part of the spear he has left, Tarzan swiftly uses it to keep himself safe from Sabor and throws him away. He gets up just as Sabor rises up once more at him. Tarzan ditches the broken spear and jumps into the tree, beginning to climb. He jumps and gets into some trunks nearby while Sabor jumps up after him. She snarls as she slashes at Tarzan, who keeps dodging her. He knows that Sabor will reach him eventually. He sees the pointy end of the spear to the ground and is about to go to it. But Sabor appears in the hole he is about to exit and frightens him, forcing him to back off while Sabor keeps slashing into the trunks and trying to get him]
[Finding a rock, Tarzan grabs it and hits it on Sabor's paw, making her yowl in pain and getting trapped at the same time. She tries to get her paw free. Tarzan sees his chance and and begins to climb out of the trunks. Sabor sees him and slashes at him, but the ape man gets out of the road and lands on the ground level below, running for his pointy end of the spear. Suddenly, Sabor pulls herself free and jumps at Tarzan, just as he grabs the part. Sabor tackles him, sending the two into a hole nearby. The sounds of fighting are heard until they stop]
[Kala, Terk, Flynt, Mungo and Tantor and the primates wait, wondering what just happened. Suddenly, a figure comes out of the hole. It's Sabor. For a while, they fear that he has won and murdered Tarzan and is about to go after them now]
[But suddenly, they notice that Sabor isn't moving, but someone is carrying him out. It's Tarzan, alive and well. The ape man has dropped the remains of the enemy on the ground next to him as he climbs out. The primates cheer wildly while Kala sighs and grins. Sabor is dead and the entire jungle is safe again]
[Tarzan looks up and sees the cheering he's getting. The primates are cheering for him, they actually are. With a stern look, he picks up Sabor's dead body and yells the same fashion he did as a boy, only this time more better than before. This causes the primates to cheer more wildly and emotionally, but they begin to climb down to their new hero with Tantor walking to him. Kala grins proudly while she is the last one to climb down. Tarzan may not know it, but by murdering Sabor, he has avenged his real parents and his adoptive parents' son]
[As the primates crowd around Tarzan, making a speculation out of him, Terk pushes her road through]
Terk: All right, everybody, move aside. Out of my road! Best friend coming through. That would be me. [To Tarzan] And you, don't make a habit of that, alright? There are other fashions of getting attention. You know?
Tarzan: [laughs happily] I'll try to remember that.
Terk: All right, and I was right behind you needed me.
[Of course, Tarzan looks up and sees Kerchak, who is watching the fight. The gorilla frowns as he begins to leave. Just then, he stops and sees Tarzan coming to him with Sabor's dead body. As Kala, Terk and the other gorillas watch, Tarzan sets the body in front of the gorilla. Kerchak looks speechless. The ape man does something he has never done; murder the one predator that takes the life of Kerchak, this time it is not the same frown he usually gives him. For the first time ever, he actually begins to respect this boy. Tarzan grins, knowing that perhaps, just perhaps, Kerchak will eventually accept the ape man as one of the clan. The gorilla is about to speak as a noise is heard far away, alarming everyone]
Tarzan: [upon hearing a gunshot in the distance] What was that?
Tantor: [nervously] Uh, that wasn't me. I swear. All right, perhaps it was.
Kerchak: Everyone! Let's move. [Turns to leave]
[The other gorillas begin to follow. Whatever makes that sound may be coming their road. Tarzan pauses, but hears another noise. He looks puzzled. He hasn't heard anything like that before. He wonders what it is and where it comes from. He decides to see what that noise is. What he doesn't know that by doing so, he is about to come face-to-face with destiny]
[Tarzan arrives near the area as he hears the gun sound. He looks puzzled. What in blazes can it be? Then he smells something, something he has never smelled before. Jumping from a tree, he goes to the ground and sees some unfamiliar tracks. He hasn't seen anything like it before. Then, his eyes spot a weird golden object and he picks it up. He sniffs it. Whatever it is, it smells like powder, but not the kind he hears. He licks it and he almost gags. The fact tastes awful]
[Suddenly, the same noise is heard, this time it is close. Tarzan jumps back into the tree and looks down. Suddenly, he sees something slicing through some branches nearby. Out of curiosity and since he can't see from where he's at, he jumps off the trunk, grabs the vine and slides on the trunk to hide behind some bushes. He watches as someone is coming]
Cecil Clayton: I was reminded of a safari I led up the Zambezi. Marvelous. Lots of hunting, yes. Bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. Ooh, was it scary there. Two bearers with only three rifles for me, blasted off. That's if I knew I was born for Africa! And Africa was created for--
[As the figure comes closer, he stops. Tarzan looks puzzled, but dodges something that knocks down some more branches. It makes the same noise he heard before. Tarzan doesn't know it, but he has dodged a gunshot]
[Soon, the figure appears out of the clearing. It's an old portly hunter in a business suit, whose name is other than the infamous wealthy con artist Cecil Clayton. Several years ago, he has been arrested for dumping toxic waste into a lake. This time, he has somehow escaped from prison and he is now in the jungle, trying to hide himself from the authorities]
[Clayton narrows his eyes as he holds something in his hand, AKA a shotgun. He points it at something he just saw. Tarzan looks worried, until a figure appears. His name is Archimedes Q. Porter]
Professor Porter: Clayton? Clayton! Oh, there you are. What is this? What is this, Clayton? Are we in danger?
Cecil Clayton: I thought I saw something.
Professor Porter: Is it a Hippopotamus Amphibious, or a Rhinoceros Bihornus?
Cecil Clayton: Professor, don't move!
Professor Porter: [nods swiftly] Ah, right.
[Porter walks a little ahead of his group, making sure there is no one watching him]
Jane Porter: Daddy?
[Suddenly, another figure comes through the clearing. It is a tall young female woman. Her name is Jane Porter, the daughter of the professor]
Jane Porter: Daddy, what's all the hullabaloo about? [Tries to get out, but gets thrown back a bit. Growling, she breaks the branches that throws her in pieces and steps out] What is this, Daddy?
Professor Porter: Mr. Clayton asked me not to move. He saw something.
[Jane sighs in annoyance. She'll rather be back home and playing basketball right now. But she really needs something to do. If she knows her parents will take her father to do research on gorillas, she won't have bothered. Then she heads over to speak to Clayton, as Professor Porter tries his best not to move. That is until Porter falls, making him yelp]
Professor Porter: Oh! I moved!
Jane Porter: Ah, Mr. Clayton, I'm sorry. Excuse me, uh-but my father and I came on this expedition to study gorillas. I believe your shooting might be frightening them away.
Cecil Clayton: You hired me to protect you, Miss Porter, and protect you I shall.
Jane Porter: And you're doing a marvelous job of it. We only have a short time before the ship returns--
Professor Porter: Jane! Jane, do you realize what you're standing in?! A gorilla's nest!
Jane Porter: [looks at it] Oh, Daddy.
Cecil Clayton: At last. Our first sign in days. Do you think the beasts could be nearby?
[He looks around, unaware that Tarzan is behind him holding a vine. The ape man slips out of sight just as Clayton turns around]
Professor Porter: Could be. There's the evidence. Not very far, anyhow.
Jane Porter: Daddy, look. Over there, and there...
Professor Porter: Where? Oh, yes, more nests! I see them!
Jane Porter: Just as you predicted.
Professor Porter and Jane Porter: Entire family groups!
Professor Porter: Jane, I love you!
[Tarzan grins as he watches from the safety of the trees. These strange creatures amuse him. What amuses him more is the strange-looking girl]
Cecil Clayton: Family groups? Excuse me, but these are wild beasts that would sooner tear your head off than look at you.
Jane Porter: On the contrary, Daddy's theory is that these are social creatures... [Clayton swiftly fires into the same tree Tarzan is at. Luckily, the ape man dodges in time] Mr. Clayton, please! What if it's a gorilla?
Cecil Clayton: It's no gorilla. Huh. But maybe we should press on.
Professor Porter: Yes, indeed. We should keep heading west following the Ganoderma Ablonatum.
Cecil Clayton: Excellent, Professor! I could've used your expertise on my last safari.
[As Jane begins to leave, a papaya hits her head, making her jump. She looks at the tree and turns in the direction it is thrown from. Sure enough, it is thrown by a small innocent baby baboon. Jane frowns, but grins a bit]
Jane Porter: Are you sure what all the fuss was about? Daddy! Daddy Quick! No, wait, wait. Hold still.
[She pulls out a sketchbook and proceeds to draw a picture of the baboon. Tarzan looks at what she is doing, looking curiously. He has never seen anything like drawing before]
Jane Porter: You may not be a gorilla, but you are one sweet little... [Stops, as she sees that the baby baboon is gone. She looks puzzled, but notices that the little baboon is on her shoulder, looking at the paper. With a shrug, she completes the picture and shows it to him] There you go. What do you think? [The baboon smirks, but grabs the book and runs away] Why, you little...well, this is absolutely peachy! Come to study gorillas and get my sketchbook pinched by a baboon! [Starts chasing him]
[The baboon, meanwhile, tears out pages, chattering with glee. He stops as he grins, seeing a picture of himself. Jane eventually catches up to him]
Jane Porter: Give me that! [The baboon frowns at her, holding the picture protectively] C'mon now! Enough of this! I want this paper on the count of three. 1...2...LOOK! BANANAS!! [The baboon turns to see what Jane has pointed out. She grabs the paper back as she laughs] I can't believe you fell for that one! [The baby baboon, shocked at what she did, cries] No, no, don't give me these crocodile tears. What would your parents have to say?
[As if to respond her, a loud frustrated chatter is heard. Jane turns and sees a frustrated group of baboons frowning at her furiously. She gulps in worry as she backs off]
Jane Porter: You see? I told you they'd be cross. Go easy on him, children will be children.
[Jane keeps backing off, until she accidentally trips on a stick. The baboons choose this time to attack. Yelping, Jane runs away with the frustrated baboons in pursuit. Tarzan, who is watching this, becomes alarmed. Whatever this creature is, needed to be saved. Then he begins to swing on a vine and goes near Jane]
[She keeps on running and sees a gap up ahead. Then she jumps up, closing her eyes as she does so, expecting to either get across or fall. But suddenly, she feels like she isn't doing any of these facts. She opens her eyes and sees that she's flying. She looks up and shrieks as she sees Tarzan, who is carrying her. He looks at her. Then Jane freaks out as she sees that one of the baboons is gnawing on one of her boots. She pulls out an umbrella and hits it, trying to make him let go. He does so, taking one of the shoes with him and her stocking. Jane continues to shriek while Tarzan jumps to a tree trunk]
Jane Porter: Put me down, put me down! [Tarzan, at last, puts Jane down. She is relieved, until she sees the frustrated baboons yet chasing them] Pick me up, pick me up, pick me up!
[Tarzan picks her back up and swiftly does some tree-surfing as the baboons continue their pursuit. He now slides down the tree trunk while Jane continues to shriek. The ape man slides down the trunk very fast, making her a bit nauseous. She recovers long enough to see some baboons in their road. With a yelp, she climbs onto Tarzans back and uses her umbrella to knock the stuff out of their road. Jane laughs wickedly while Tarzan looks at her funny, wondering what is so funny. Suddenly, she yells as another baboon climbs on her umbrella. Her legs hold onto Tarzan's neck with her foot, hitting the creature's face]
[Soon she gets him off, but the hook end of her umbrella catches a vine, making her let go of Tarzan. The ape man turns and sees the baboons coming right at Jane. He moans as he rolls his eyes, turning around. The baboons get on Jane, trying to get at her, but the vine breaks and causes them to fall. Luckily for her, Tarzan grabs her foot by his feet. The baboon leader grabs the umbrella with his son on his head. As the baboons continue their pursuit, Tarzan holds his vine, sliding and jumping to the next one]
[The baby baboon looks and yelps, too late as his father hits right into the tree trunk. Tarzan lets go of Jane's foot for a moment and lands in front of the log. He grabs her, but the weight of her is too much, causing the front of the leg to crack with Tarzan's leg in between. He winces in pain. The two see the baboons getting closer again. Tarzan jumps to the log while Jane is yet being held by him. The log is yet cracking at this point, and pretty soon, everyone on it begins to fall. Tarzan grabs the vines with his hand and foot, trying to stop. His hand is burning, but he manages to stop sliding. Soon he jumps on the trunk with Jane on his back and soon the log falls on the trunks]
[Jane shrieks in alarm as Tarzan dodges the log in the nick of time. It lands on the ground below. The baboons, who are in it, screech as they run off, knowing the entire stuff isn't worth it now. Tarzan grins, but hears frustrated noises from below. He looks up as the baboon leader floats down with Jane's umbrella, with the baby baboon on his head. He chatters frustratedly at Tarzan and Jane in his monkey language. Tarzan, who can speak it, responds in the same language. Jane isn't sure what the ape man is saying. This is worrying her]
[Tarzan, knowing that the baby baboon is upset because Jane took the paper away, takes it from her and gives it to the baboon, who hands it to his son as they continue to float down. The ape man sighs, at least the danger is over. As he turns, Jane is gone]
[What just happened has spooked the female woman out. First, she is chased by baboons and now she is saved by a wild man who can speak gorilla]
Jane Porter: I'm in a man who speaks to monkeys. Ooh, I can't do this! I can't-- [Gets her foot on a tree] This is good. [Gets her other foot on and tries to get to another tree trunk, almost slipping doing so] 1, 2... [She gets her body to the trunks, but she is yet off balance and gets her hands to the tree] It can't get any worse, can it? [Suddenly, thunder is heard as it begins to rain] Obviously, it can.
[Jane sighs, wondering what to do now. The others are probably wondering where she's at, expecting her to be in danger. She has no idea where she's at and it is yet raining. What else can go wrong? Just then, a familiar figure appears. It's Tarzan. She yelps and tries to get her balance, but then the ape man stops her by putting his fingers on her chests and gently pushes her under the leaves. Then he jumps in and goes to her slowly]
Jane Porter: Ah...no! Oh! Stay back! No, don't. Don't come any closer! Please, don't. [Tries to use her foot, the one with the missing shoes, to push him off. But then, Tarzan grabs her foot. Looking curiously at it, he puts his fingers on her toes, making her a bit ticklish] What are--what are you doing here? [Begins to laugh as he moves her toes] Please, don't! That tickles! [Now the ape man decides to peek under her clothes] No, get off, get off--GET OFF!! [Punches Tarzan right in the face, causing him to back off a bit. He frowns at her while walking to her] It serves you right! Stay away from me like a very good wild man. YOU, stay! I'm warning you. My father won't take kindly to you... No. That's... Now, that's close enough. How dare you? Wha... Ohh! Um... [heart beating] Oh, oh. Oh, dear. Oh, dear, oh, dear. Oh, dear! Yes, thank you. It's a lovely heartbeat. It's very nice.
Tarzan: It's very nice.
Jane Porter: Oh, thank you. I can't do a fact with it in this humidity though. It's... [Realizes what he said] You...you do speak! And all this time I thought you were just a big, wild, silent-person fact. Why didn't you warn me? I must say I'm rather curious as to who you are, I'd love...
[Tarzan silences her, but clears his throat]
Tarzan: Tarzan. Tar-zan.
Jane Porter: [nods] Tarzan. [Tarzan smirks as he begins to act like a gorilla. She chuckles] Oh, I see.
Tarzan: Oh, I see. Tarzan. Oh, I see.
[Jane looks puzzled, but figures that if Tarzan introduced his name, she shall at least introduce her own]
Jane Porter: No, no, no. No. I'm Jane.
Tarzan: No, no, no. No. I'm Jane.
[Jane moans and face-palms. This ape man has been in the jungle for far too long]
Jane Porter: No, no. Jane...Tarzan...
Tarzan: [nods] Jane.
Jane Porter: Exactly.
[Now they're getting somewhere. Soon, the rain has stopped as a while later, a gunshot is heard]
Jane Porter: [gasping] Clayton!
[Tarzan grabs a vine and looks in the direction of the noise]
Tarzan: Clayton.
Jane Porter: Extraordinary. Um, please, can you take me to my camp? [Jumps back as Tarzan imitates the gunshot. She chuckles] Yes. Clayton. [Suddenly, to her alarm, Tarzan grabs her by the waist. She yelps as she remembers what the last time he did this] Can't we waaaaaaalllk?!
[It's too late since Tarzan, while holding her, swings to the next vine]
Tarzan: [laughs] Can't we waaaaaaalllk!!!
[Meanwhile, Terk, Flynt, Mungo, Tantor and a group of other gorillas are looking for Tarzan. They are concerned as they notice he isn't with them. Knowing Kerchak will get upset if he finds out, they go out searching]
Tantor: Tarzan?
Gorillas: Tarzan? Where are you?
Flynt: Tarzan! Tarzan!
Mungo: Let's hope we find him before Kerchak does so.
Flynt: Perhaps he's lost. Or found something more interesting?
Terk: [laughs] What are you, nuts? What could be more interesting than us?
[But as the gang comes out of the bushes, they gasp as they see something]
Tantor: What's everybody looking at? [Looks and gasps as well]
[Sure enough, the gang has stumbled among some sort of camp. They don't know it, but it's the humans' camp they just find. Tantor looks around hesitantly at the odd stuff he has never seen before...and then he shrieks]
Tantor: THE HORROR!! It's gruesome! Hide me! [Hides behind Terk, who sighs pitifully]
Terk: Pull yourself together. You're embarrassing me. These stuff aren't alive.
Tantor: I knew that. [Chuckles sheepishly]
[The group walks through the camp to see if Tarzan may be around.]
Terk: Tarzan! Tarzan? Tarzan?
Tantor: Hello?
[Terk goes to a table as she notes a few science stuff]
Terk: What kind of primitive beasts are responsible for this mess?
[Terk sees some sort of device, a typewriter and goes to it. Out of curiosity, she presses one of the buttons. Suddenly, the top of the stuff moves, making her jump. She does it again and this time, she grins]
Terk: Wow! Come here, you guys! Come here, come here, come here. Look at this!
[The others come over and watch as Terk begins typing. She does it until it goes ding on the stuff on top slides back to the start]
All: [in unison] Oohhhh!!!!
[Terk does it again. Another ding is heard, which is followed by Flynt breaking one of the dishes]
Terk: Hey, do it again. Do it again.
[Flynt looks puzzled, but does what Terk asks as she types on the typewriter until a ding is heard]
Flynt: Like this? [Breaks another dish]
[Soon, a tear is heard. It is from Mungo, who tears a page out of a book. Flynt smirks as he does it again, with Terk helping him. Mungo knocks on a box of silverware, Terk uses the typewriter, and Flynt breaks two more dishes]
Terk: Let me hear it, big fella! Now hit it! [Tosses the box of silverware and dings the glass that a candle is in]
[Soon, the rest of the gorillas are using other objects. Then Terk looks at a weird-looking horn on a record player]
Terk: What the heck? Bye-bye. [Tosses the horn aside]
Tantor: Uh, Terk... [The horn lands on his mouth. He suddenly blows through it]
Terk: Hey, Tant! Now hit it, c'mon, Tantor! Oh, I love it! Stay with me fellas! I feel something happening here!
[As Terk runs around happily, the music starts getting good and going to the beat. Soon she begins a song, sort of]
Terk: [sings] Shoo ba do, da bi da, do bi do, da bi da, da do dat. Shoo bi do, da bi da. Do bi do. Da bi da, da do da. Shoo bi do, da bi ba, do bi do, da bi da, da do da. Do bop she do. Woo!
[Terk does some tricks on the globe and kicks it. Soon she pushes the globe while Tantor, yet blowing the horn, is on it having difficulties running due to the spinning. Terk laughs as she dances while Flynt and Mungo are being fools bouncing up and down on barrels. Tantor is yet having problems and falls right off]
[With a smirk, Terk grabs the horn, much to the elephant's annoyance and climbs up a pole nearby and blows in it. But then, Tantor headbutts the pole to shake it, in hopes to get the horn back. Terk, shaken, drops the horn as the elephant grabs it. Then he goes back to blowing it]
[Terk now does some drumming on teapots and cups with a spoon. Flynt does the same fact with the glass pipes, only to end up smashing them. Next Mungo hits the pots and pans while everyone is doing the same]
[Terk does music with the skeleton, but kicks the skull right away. The others decide to have fun and tosses it with the objects they are using. Soon, the skull lands in between Tantor's tusks]
[Next, Terk opens the doors of the dresser to really get to the beat while Flynt and Mungo use a ladder as a seesaw while Terk does a cartwheel using wooden buckets on her arms and legs]
[The music gets really good as the camp gets really wrecked as everyone hits down objects one by one]
Everyone: [singing] Shoo bi do, da bi do, do bi do, da bi da, da do da. Shoo bi do, da bi da, do bi do, da bi da, da do da.
[Unknown to them, the group's music is being heard. Kerchak and his group are searching for these not with them. He is upset that the gorillas, especially Tarzan, has wandered away from the group. Just then, they hear the music and decide to investigate. They aren't the only ones, for Clayton and Porter have heard it as well and decide to investigate themselves]
[Back at the camp, the entire gang is really getting to the beat]
Everyone: [singing] Do bop she do. Woo!
[Soon, the music gets faster as the gorillas continue dancing with each other while Tantor blows his horn. One fastest music later, and the camp now looks like a tornado goes through it. Soon the song is over and just as well because Tarzan and Jane has arrived. Jane's eyes widen in surprise, as does Tarzan's, as she sees the gorillas]
Jane Porter: [happily] Gorillas! [Sees Tarzan happily running to Terk and the others. Terk, seeing Tarzan, grins as she and her friend begin to wrestle, with Tarzan doing gorilla language, much to Jane's amazement] He's one of them.
[As Tarzan is yet speaking the gorilla language, Terk sees Jane and looks alarmed. The other gorillas see her and stare at her. They actually see a creature that looks like Tarzan, yet the ape man doesn't know it yet. Tarzan, looking at Jane, grins and motions his pals to go to her. Terk is reluctant, but does so while Tarzan is behind them. She looks at the ape man and does a soft growling gorilla-like fashion. Then she stares at Jane, while the others walk towards her curiously]
[Tarzan grins. He is sure these animals will like Jane like they like him. He just knows it. Facts will be alright after all...that is, until Tarzan gets a shocking look. Something is behind her......]
[Jane is so busy concentrating on Terk that she doesn't notice that something is behind her. That is, until she feels a breath on her neck. Getting afraid, she turns and sure enough, behind her is a frustrated silverback gorilla--namely Kerchak]
[Suddenly, Kerchak roars, causing Jane to crouch in front of him. He looks at her as she wonders what to do. She grabs a spoon and uses it to protect herself, though she knows it won't work]
[Kerchak looks at his own reflection in the spoon, fogging it with his breathing. With a frown, he moves off and roars at Tarzan and the other primates, most likely scolding them for being near the strangers and the damage they have caused]
[Kala, who is nearby, nods as she speaks in her own language while Kerchak does the same. Then the gorillas make their road back into the jungle, followed by the rest of Terk's group. Terk doesn't move at first until Tantor pushes her, forcing them to walk]
[Tarzan is about to leave until he stops to look at Jane, who is staring at him. Although she only just met him, she suddenly gets a liking to this wild ape man and doesn't let him go. Kala takes Tarzan's hand, motioning him to come along as voices are heard]
Professor Porter: Jane! Jane!
Cecil Clayton: Jane!
Professor Porter: Jane, where are you?
[As Jane watches, Tarzan and Kala go back into the safety of the jungle just as Clayton and Porter arrive]
Professor Porter: Jane! Oh, Jane, thank heavens!
[Clayton, of course, takes a look at the camp and looks shocked to see it a wreck]
Cecil Clayton: Good heavens, what just happened?
Professor Porter: Are you all right? We've been everywhere looking for you. I-
[Soon Jane snaps out of her stare]
Jane Porter: Oh, my heavens! Daddy! I was out walking. I was...little baby. Little baby monkey! And I drew a picture!
Professor Porter: Go ahead.
Jane Porter: Suddenly, the monkey starts crying......
Professor Porter: Oh, poor fact.
Jane Porter: Then I turned around and there's an entire fleet of them! There's an army of monkeys!
Cecil Clayton: Monkeys?
Jane Porter: A huge tree complete with them!
Professor Porter: Monkeys!
Jane Porter: Screaming at me! Ooo-ooo-ooo!
Professor Porter: That's Theripithicus baboonus. She's very good at this.
Cecil Clayton: Oh, really?
Jane Porter: Terrified I was.....and suddenly, I was swinging in the vines.
Professor Porter: With the monkeys, yes?
Jane Porter: Swinging, flying. I was in the air.
Professor Porter: In the air, yes, I know.
Jane Porter: And I'm all surrounded!
Professor Porter: What did you do?
Jane Porter: Daddy, they took my boot. [Motions to the foot where her shoe used to live in Africa]
Professor Porter: They took--these are the ones I bought you.
Jane Porter: And I was saved! I was saved by a flying wild man in a loincloth!
Professor Porter: [puzzled] Loincloth, good Lord.
Cecil Clayton: What is she talking about?
Professor Porter: [shakes his head] I haven't the foggiest idea. Takes after her mother, you know. She'd come up with stories like that. Not about men in loincloths, of course.
Jane Porter: And there were gorillas?
Cecil Clayton: [brightens up] Gorillas?! They were doing----you saw the gorillas? Where, Jane, where?!
Jane Porter: He left with them.
Professor Porter: Who, darling, who?
Jane Porter: [grins with a sigh] Tarzan...
Cecil Clayton: Tarzan?
Jane Porter: The ape man.
Kerchak: Everyone! we will avoid the strangers. Do not let them see you, and do not seek them out.
Tarzan: They mean us no harm, Kerchak.
Kerchak: Tarzan, I don't know that.
Tarzan: But, I do. I've spent time with them.
Kerchak: You may be willing to risk our safety, but I'm not.
Tarzan: [angry] Why are you threatened by anyone different from you?!
Kerchak: [growls softly] Protect this family and stay away from them.
[Tarzan turns to leave, but Kala stops him.]
Kala: Tarzan, for once, listen to Kerchak!
Tarzan: [angrily] Why didn't you tell me there were creatures that look like me?
[Meanwhile, at the campsite, Jane is showing everyone how she encountered Tarzan]
Jane Porter: Well, he didn't stand upright. He sort of crouched, like that.
Professor Porter: Really?
Jane Porter: Supported his weight on his knuckles.
Professor Porter: On the knuckles!
Jane Porter: You see? Exactly like a gorilla!
Professor Porter: Extraordinary!
Jane Porter: Ah, this is amazing! And he bends his elbows out like this, and then he walks like this.
Professor Porter: Oh, I see!
[As for Clayton, he is shaving himself with a machete]
Professor Porter: Bup-bup-bup, oh-oh! This is capital!
Jane Porter: Huh.
Professor Porter: Oh, Janey. Jane! What a discovery! A man with no language, no human behavior.
Jane Porter: And no respect for personal boundaries.
Professor Porter: How do you mean?
Jane Porter: He was this close, Daddy! Staring at me. He seemed confused at first, [drawing the rest of Tarzan on the chalkboard] as if he's never seen another human before. His eyes were intense, and focused and....I've never seen such eyes.
Professor Porter: Oh, shall I--ahem, leave you and the blackboard alone for a moment?
Jane Porter: Daddy, stop this. The point is, think at what we could learn from him. We must find him.
Cecil Clayton: Ooh! Professor, you are here to find gorillas, not indulge some girlish fantasy.
Jane Porter: Fantasy? I didn't imagine him! Tarzan is... [as everyone gasps after he drops past] real.
Professor Porter: Ah! It's him! It's-it's-it's him. Tarzan!
Cecil Clayton: [gets his rifle] Professor! Jane! Stand back!
Professor Porter: Hey, wait!
Jane Porter: No!
[As Clayton is about to fire his rifle at Tarzan, Jane manages to move it off as it makes that firing sound]
Tarzan: Clayton.
Professor Porter: What?
Tarzan: Clayton.
Cecil Clayton: Have we...met? How does he know my name?
Jane Porter: He thinks it means the sound of a gunshot.
Tarzan: Jane.
Jane Porter: Yes, hello, uh-huh--Tarzan.
Professor Porter: I see what you mean about these personal boundaries.
Cecil Clayton: What's he doing here?
Professor Porter: [with Tarzan growling] Look at him, Jane.
Jane Porter: [laughing]
Professor Porter: Moves like an ape, but looks like a man. He could be the missing link!
Cecil Clayton: [realizes] Or our link to the gorillas.
Professor Porter: Ahh, yes, yes.
Cecil Clayton: [clears his throat] Where are the gorillas? [Tarzan wildly plays with his mustache] GO-REE-LUHZ!
Tarzan: [imitates Clayton] GO-REE-LUHZ!
Jane Porter: Shouting won't help, Mr. Clayton. He doesn't understand English.
Cecil Clayton: Then I'll make him understand. If I can teach a parrot to sing "God save the Queen", I can certainly teach this savage a thing or two. [draws a crude gorilla on Jane's chalkboard and points to it with the chalk] Gorilla.
Tarzan: [takes the chalk and examines it] Gor-illa!
Professor Porter: Oho! He's had it!
Tarzan: [only drawing the chalkboard] Gorilla. Gorilla!
Professor Porter: Maybe not.
Cecil Clayton: No, no, no, no!
Tarzan: No, no, no, no, no!
Cecil Clayton: No, no, no! Gimme this! No, no! Leave that! No!
Jane Porter: Mr. Clayton, I think I'll take it from here.
[Then with that, Professor Archimedes Q. Porter helps Jane teach Tarzan to be civilized]
Phil Collins: [sings] Whatever you do, I'll do it as well. Show me everything and warn me how. It all means something and yet nothing to me. I can see there's so much to learn, it's all so close and yet so far. I see myself as people see me. Oh, I just know there's something bigger out there. I wanna know, can you show me? I wanna know about these strangers like me. Warn me more, please show me something's familiar about these strangers like me. Every gesture, every move that she makes. Makes me feel like never before. Why do I have? This growing need to be behind her. These emotions I never knew of some other world far beyond this place. Beyond the trees, above the clouds. I see before me a new horizon. I wanna know, can you show me? I wanna know about these strangers like me. Warn me more, please show me something's familiar about these strangers like me. Come with me now to see my world, where there's beauty beyond your dreams. Can you feel the facts I feel? Right now, with you. Take my hand, there's a world I need to knoooooOOOOW!!!!
[A few days later, Tarzan begins to understand human language and grows fond of Jane]
Cecil Clayton: We've wasted all this time on what he wants. The boat could arrive any day. Now ask him straight out.
[Then, Jane walks up to Tarzan]
Jane Porter: Tarzan, will you take us to the gorillas? Do you understand?
Tarzan: I understand.
Professor Porter: Ooh! Nice work, Jane.
Cecil Clayton: Well?
Tarzan: I can't.
Professor Porter and Cecil Clayton: What?
Jane Porter: Why not, Tarzan?
Tarzan: Kerchak.
Professor Porter: What? [sighs]
Phil Collins: [singing] I wanna know, can you show me? I wanna know about these strangers like me. Warn me more, please show me something's familiar about these strangers like me. I wanna know!
[As Tarzan is using the slides later, he stops at the picture of a man offering flowers to a woman]
[Later that day, Tarzan brings some flowers in the jungle that are grand for Jane]
Tantor: Oh, Terk, I've never seen him so happy.
Terk: Eh? I give it a week.
Sailors: Aye, cut her loose! etc.
Professor Porter: I've waited thirty years for this, and I won't leave until I see a gorilla! Oh, it's dreadful, Tarzan? Whoa! No, no, no wait!
Cecil Clayton: You're the captain. Just tell them you had engine trouble and give us two more days.
Captain: And be late at every port from here to London?
Jane Porter: We'll have come all this way for nothing.
Captain: I'm sorry, Miss Porter, but I simply can't do it.
Cecil Clayton: This is your fault. I should've followed my instincts and set traps for the beasts.
Jane Porter: Don't you think I'm disappointed about the gorillas? You are absolutely impos...Tarzan! I was so afraid that you wouldn't come in time. The boat's arrived, the boat that's come to take us home, to England. And Daddy and I were wonder...well, I was wondering...well, we really hoped that you'll come with us, won't you?
Tarzan: Go see England today, come home tomorrow.
Jane Porter: Oh no, well, you see, it would be very difficult to come back...ever.
Tarzan: Not come back?
Jane Porter: Oh no no no, I know it sounds awful, but you belong with us, with people.
Tarzan: Jane must stay with Tarzan!
Jane Porter: Stay here? Oh no no, my laundry! No I can't stay. Look, I've got...I'm with my father and...
Tarzan: Jane, stay.
Jane Porter: But...
Tarzan: Please.
Jane Porter: But, I can't.
Cecil Clayton: Women! How typical. Thank you, Jones. Even if you hadn't grown up a savage, you'd be lost. There are no trails through a woman's heart.
Tarzan: Jane is going.
Cecil Clayton: Yes. If only she could've spent more time with the gorillas. She's so disappointed, crushed really. Sorry, old boy. Oh well, I'd best get Jane's things to the ship.
Tarzan: Clayton, if Jane sees gorillas, she stays?
Cecil Clayton: Say, that's why she came, isn't it?
Tarzan: I'll do it.
Cecil Clayton: Good man. Snipes?
Vincent Snipes: Sir?
Cecil Clayton: Get the boys together. There's going to be a change in plans.
Tarzan: Terk, all you have to do is get Kerchak out of the way.
Terk: What?!
Tantor: Well, I'd be happy to get Kerch-
Terk: [angrily grabs Tantor's trunk to shut him up] Hey! Shut your trunk, and get me outta here! [Tantor does so] Can you believe that guy? Drops us like a newborn giraffe - kerplop! - now waltzes in here and expects us to just- [Tarzan lands in front of her]
Tarzan: Terk, I'm asking you as a friend.
Terk: [angrily grimaces at Tarzan's pleading face] With the face and the eyes and the... All right! But don't make me do anything embarrassing. [cut to Terk bursting out of the bushes in Jane's dress] I'M GONNA KILL HIM!
Tantor: [with his trunk disguised as Professor Porter] Actually, I thought that dress was rather slimming on you.
Terk: Oh, really? I thought it was a little revealing...
[They both hear Kerchak's roar and run]
Terk: How does she move in this fact?
Tantor: [yet using his trunk like a puppeteer] AAHHHH!!!!
Terk: Watch out!
[Then with that, Kerchak chases the distraction across the jungle on some wild goose chase]
[As for Tarzan, he is leading Jane, her father and Clayton to where his family lived until Kala is there waiting for Tarzan to come home]
Jane Porter: Oh, look, Daddy.
Professor Porter: What? Where are...Jane!
Cecil Clayton: [as Kala is frightened] Be careful, Professor.
Jane Porter: She's beautiful.
Tarzan: She's my mother.
Jane Porter: Th...this is your...mother.
[Then, Tarzan starts chanting like a gorilla]
Professor Porter: Wh-What's going on?
Jane Porter: I don't know, Daddy. [as she's backing off]
Cecil Clayton: Oh, it's getting away!
Jane Porter: [stops him] No! You'll only frighten her more.
[As Tarzan keeps on chanting, Jane joins him to chant like a gorilla]
Professor Porter: Oh, yes. Absolutely. My darling. Good idea.
Cecil Clayton: What are you doing here? Do you want to frighten them away? Get up! Git... [sees something in the trees] Don't get up.
[As they all look around the, the gorillas all look at the newcomers with curious expressions]
Professor Porter: Ah. [faints]
[Just then, Clayton begins to smirk for a successful search of the gorillas. Just then, the babies come up to Jane and start chittering]
Jane Porter: Hello.
[As they all start growling, Jane plays with him]
Jane Porter: [chuckles] Ooh. It's very nice to meet you too.
[With the other gorillas greeting the professor, they start sniffing him first]
Professor Porter: [laughing] Oh, Your Majesty, you're such a tease. [moaning as he's being lifted by the leg] Hello? Hello! Uh, Archimedes Q. Porter, at your service. [gets dropped] Aah! [as he's gripped] Quite a grip you've had. [chuckling] Oh, thank you. [as he's being groomed] Is that one of mine? [as the gorillas were chittering and grooming him] Oh, this is wonderful, Mr. Clayton! Hey! Look! Social grooming.
Cecil Clayton: Congratulations, Professor. [drawing on the map] Our dream has come true.
[Just then, a gorilla is playing with Clayton]
Cecil Clayton: Give me that! [as a gorilla takes the map that Clayton has drawn away from him] Wait, what are you doing here? Stop this! Stop! [as another gorilla curiously grabs the rifle from the back holster and examines it] Hang on, now! Leave this! That is not to be played with!
[As for Tarzan, he starts playing with the baby gorillas]
Jane Porter: [as she comes up to Tarzan and starts laughing] Can you teach me?
Tarzan: Speak gorilla?
Jane Porter: Uh-huh, yes.
Tarzan: Oo-oo-ee.
Jane Porter: Oo-oo-ee.
Tarzan: Eh-ooo.
Jane Porter: Eh-ooo.
Tarzan: Ooo. Ooo.
Jane Porter: Ooo. Ooo.
Tarzan: Ooo.
Jane Porter: Ooo. [as Tarzan smooths her face, making her laugh and growl] Ooo-ooh-ee-ah-ooo.
[With that said, the gorillas chitter emotionally]
Jane Porter: Thank heavens! What have I done?
Tarzan: That Jane stays with Tarzan.
Jane Porter: Stay? But I thought we'd already... Tarzan, I...
[Just then, Terk and Tantor appear as they tumble down a jungle hill]
Jane Porter: Is that my dress?
Tarzan: Oh, no.
[Kerchak roars]
Jane Porter: Oh, Daddy.
Cecil Clayton: Give it to me! [Enraged, Kerchak roars and charges after him] Huh?
Tarzan: No!
[Jane Porter screams]
[Kerchak roars]
Tarzan: Go!
Jane Porter: Wait, wait, Tarzan!
Tarzan: Go now!
Professor Porter: Jane, quickly! Hurry! Come along?
[After Tarzan stops Kerchak to protect Jane, Professor Porter, and Clayton]
Tarzan: Kerchak, I didn't... I'm sorry, I-
Kerchak: [sternly; almost out of breath] I asked you to protect our family. And you... betrayed us all.
[With a huge guilt on his face, Tarzan runs away, which makes Kala feel very sorry for him]
[All alone, Tarzan stands watching a ship ready to leave as Kala approaches him]
Tarzan: I'm so confused.
Kala: [sighs] Come with me. There's something I should've shown you long ago.
[Kala brings Tarzan to the tree-house where she finds him]
[The moment they get in, Tarzan begins to look around it. Then, he begins to recognize the touch of the blanket while yet looking at the surrounding of the tree-house. Just then, he steps on the picture frame. As he cleans the dust, he can see his baby picture along with his real parents]
Tarzan: Is this me? [as Kala nods] And this is my father, and, and my...
Kala: Now you know. Tarzan, I just want you to be happy, whatever you decide.
[Then, she walks outside, letting him choose his own path]
[As Tarzan walks out, he was dressed in a civilized outfit as Kala sniffs in despair]
Tarzan: [walking up to his mother] No matter where I go, you will always be my mother.
Kala: [sighs and weeping] And you will always be in my heart. [as Tarzan walks off as she watches] Oh, goodbye, Tarzan.
[At the beach, Tarzan meets with his friends]
Jane Porter: Tarzan! I'm so glad you found us in time. Let's get in the boat, shall we? Mustn't keep the captain waiting.
[Just then, Terk and Tantor come too late]
Tantor: Tarzan!
Terk: We're too late! I can't believe it! If you'd have pulled over and asked for directions...
Tantor: We didn't get to say a farewell.
Terk: Yes, well, good riddance! Alright? Who needs you? Right? Go ahead, get out of here, bald boy! You ingrate! You bald ingrate! Go ahead and rot, for all I care! Go! [noticing Tantor looking at her] What are you looking at?
Tantor: I'm gonna miss him as well.
[With that said, Tantor sighs in despair]
[At RMS Titanic ship]
Jane Porter: Oh, Tarzan, you can't imagine what's in store for you! You're going to see the world and everyone's going to want to meet you! Kings and scientists and famous writers...
Professor Porter: Yes, Charles Darwin, Alfred Russell Wallace and Rudyard Kipling. Queen Elizabeth and Queen Victoria!
Jane Porter: And I haven't met her, but I've heard she's awfully nice.
Tarzan: And I'll be with Jane.
Jane Porter: Um, yes. With Jane. Oh, slippery. [Tarzan climbs up the ladder] Tarzan! Tarzan!
Larry: Get him!
Jane Porter: Tarzan!
Tarzan: Jane!
[Tarzan attacks his men, then grunting, and then crash!]
Cecil Clayton: [shoots his gun] What's going on here?!
Tarzan: [getting captured by Clayton's thugs] Clayton! Clayton! Help!
Cecil Clayton: Have we...met? [lifts Tarzan's chin up with his gun; smiles devilishly] Ah, yes. The apeman.
Tarzan: [in his fury] Clayton... You... YOU-
Cecil Clayton: [punches Tarzan in the torso] So sorry about the rude welcome, old boy, but I couldn't have you making a scene when we put your furry friends in their cages!
Tarzan: Why?
Cecil Clayton: Why? For three hundred pounds sterling a head. Actually, I have you to thank, old boy. Couldn't have done it without you. [to his henchmen and turns to leave] Lock him up with the others.
Tarzan: [bellows] NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
[His echo is overheard by Tantor]
Tantor: That sounded like Tarzan. It sounded like... like... like he was in trouble.
Terk: [dryly] Yeah, well, why doesn't he get his new friends to help him? I don't care.
Tantor: That's IT! [grabs Terk with his trunk]
Terk: GAWK!
Tantor: I'VE HAD IT WITH YOU AND YOUR EMOTIONAL… "CONSTIPATION!" TARZAN NEEDS US, AND WE'RE GONNA HELP HIM! YOU GOT THAT?!
Terk: Uh-huh!
Tantor: NOW, PIPE DOWN, AND HANG ON TIGHT! We've got a boat to catch. [plays a "Charge" theme with his trunk, while he and Terk are charging to Tarzan's rescue. They fall into the ocean with a splash] I've never felt so alive!
Terk: Good! 'Cause I'm gonna kill ya!
Tantor: No time for that now, missy!
[Tantor and Terk swim, Clayton and his men in the boat. Inside the boat, Tarzan attacks the wall]
Jane Porter: Tarzan, it's no use, don't!
Tarzan: [walks and growls at Jane; angry] Clayton!
Jane Porter: [very angry] Yes, Clayton. Clayton betrayed us all. I'm so sorry, Tarzan.
Tarzan: No, I did this. I betrayed my family. Kerchak was right.
Professor Porter: [sadly] Oh, those magnificent creatures, shivering in cages! What is this world coming...
Jane Porter: [crowd falls his well] WHOA! [groans]
Professor Porter: Oh, by jove, don't know my own strength!
[They climbs up the boat and crowd falls his wall]
Jane Porter: What was that?
Terk: You are an animal!
[Tantor fighting the men and trumpeting. Inside the boat, then the crash!]
Professor Porter: That sounded just like an elephant.
Tarzan: Tantor! [Tantor trumpets] Thanks, guys!
Terk: [hugs Tarzan] Oh, I thought I would never see you again, and here you are... [crying]
Tarzan: Ugh!
Tantor: Sometimes you embarrass me!
[Tarzan jumps overboard]
[That night out in the jungle, Kerchak is patrolling around, watching over his family. The moment he looks at Kala, she is feeling mournful, which makes Kerchak feel guilty for Tarzan. Suddenly, a red flare is fired into the heavens as it surprises the gorillas and from the shadows, a bunch of men ambush the gorillas as Kerchak comes to stop them, but the poachers drop the net onto Kerchak as more gorillas go panicking in other directions, however, they are surrounded]
[Meanwhile, Tarzan is making his road back to the jungle]
[Back with the gorillas, some gorillas get put into bags while others just get caught into traps]
[As for Tarzan, he is drawing closer with the baboons following and alerting the hippos, a rhinoceros and elephants, along with some help from the other animals]
[Just as the gorillas getting captured along with Kala in a cage, Kerchak makes an attempting break free through the net as Clayton's men use the whips to trap him in another net]
Cecil Clayton: Ah, I remember you. I think this one would be better off stuffed!
[Tarzan yells and the elephants trumpeting]
Professor Porter: Charge!
Kerchak: You came back!
Tarzan: I came home.
[With that said, Kerchak moves Tarzan out of the road, saving him as he takes down one of Clayton's men]
[Just as Terk chases these men into a cage by frightening them by making herself look rabid, one of them aims at her with a spear, but is caught by Tantor's trunk and is ready to fire]
Professor Porter: Fire! [as he fires his trunk at the man into the cage where the rest of the men are]
[While Tarzan rescues the rest of the gorillas]
Cecil Clayton: [climbs up and points at himself] You there, take what you can back to the boat.
Dennis Spicer: Aye, aye, sir.
Cecil Clayton: I've got some hunting to do.
Professor Porter: Hey!
[Just then, Jane notices the two carrying with Kala in it off. Then, she swings on the vine and knocks the first one out. As soon as the other one is about to harm Jane, he notices a horde of baboons, led by Manu]
Manu: [chittering "charge!" as they chase after the man off]
[As Manu chants "hello" at Jane, he kisses her cheek as she chuckles and Manu joins his horde of baboons]
Jane Porter: [Chuckles] Don't worry, I'm going to have you out of this in a second. [Tarzan attacking Jones] Right, this should do the trick.
[Then, they've used the crowbar to unlock the cage and free Kala. However, a shot has been fired and it nicks Tarzan straight to his right arm]
[Kerchak notices Clayton, but he angered roars and charges at him. But Clayton fires his rifle at Kerchak right at his chest, wounding the gorilla]
[As Tarzan comes up to Kerchak, he furiously yells charging at him, not before he avoids his gunshots]
Cecil Clayton: Hiding, are we? Go on!
Jane Porter: Clayton, you rat!
Cecil Clayton: [his last words] I could use a challenge, because after I get rid of you, rounding up your little ape family will be all too easy! [Thunder, Clayton thinking at the jungle forest. Tarzan fighting Clayton and grabs the gun] Go ahead, shoot me. Be a man.
Tarzan: [furiously] Not a man like you!
[Gunshot sound, then gun dropping. Tarzan attacks Clayton in the forest]
Tarzan: Clayton! Clayton, don't!
[Clayton falls down the forest before his death. Tarzan and Jane thinking, Kerchak is on the verge of death]
Kerchak: Tarzan.
Tarzan: Kerchak, forgive me.
Kerchak: No. Forgive me, for not understanding... that you have always been... one of us. Our family will look to you now.
Tarzan: No. Kerchak!
Kerchak: [his last words] Take care of them... [placing his hand on his shoulder] my son. Take care of them. closes his eyes]
[Then, Kerchak's hand slips off Tarzan's shoulder, falls down and lands onto the ground]
[With mournful disgrace, Tarzan hugs him like the father he's never had. Then, Terk, the other gorillas, Jane and Professor Porter sadden over Kerchak's demise]
[Then with that, Tarzan has eventually decided to stay and lead his family. Then, he roars as all the jungle animals in Tarzan's jungle, including himself bows to them as their king and queen]
[Last lines]
Jane Porter: London will seem so small compared to all this.
Tarzan: I will miss you, Jane.
Captain: [Off-screen] Miss Porter!
Jane Porter: I-I know, I'm coming. Well, I suppose we should say goodbye.
[Jane holds Tarzan his hands]
Tarzan: Goodbye.
[Jane sighs and walks away]
Professor Porter: Goodbye, Tarzan, goodbye! Good Luck Oh, I'm going to miss that boy. Hmm? [holding his hand] Jane, dear, I can't help feeling that you should stay.
Jane Porter: Daddy, please don't! We've been through all of this, I couldn't possibly--I--I belong in England and New York State with you, with people, and-- Ah!
Professor Porter: [Chuckles] But you love him. Go on!
Jane Porter: [splashes his water and comes in; chuckles] Um, thank you, I love you thanks for getting my glove, thank you... [kissing]
[The other animals confused and Jane chuckles]
Professor Porter: What am I doing? Captain, tell them you never found us, eh? After all, people get lost in the jungle everyday! Toodle pip. [splashes his water]
Jane Porter: Ooh-ooh-ee-eh-ooh.
[Phil Collins music playing a song Two Worlds (Reprise)]
Phil Collins: [singing] Put your faith in what you most believe in / Two worlds, one family / Trust your heart, let fate decide / To guide these lives we see / Put your faith in what you most believe in / Two worlds, one family... [song fades]
[Tarzan yells throughout the land, with the camera zooms out at the ends]

You'll Be in My Heart by Phil Collins

Phil Collins: [singing] Come stop your crying / It will be all right / Just take my hand / Hold it tight...| I will protect you / From all around you / I will be here / Don't you cry...| For one so small, / You seem so strong / My arms will hold you, / Keep you safe and warm...| This bond between us / Can't be broken / I will be here / Don't you cry...| 'Cause you'll be in my heart / Yes, you'll be in my heart / From this day on / Now and forever more...| You'll be in my heart / No matter what they say / You'll be here in my heart always...| Why can't they understand the way we feel? / They just don't trust what they can't explain / I know we're different, but deep inside us / We're not that different at all...| And you'll be in my heart / Yes, you'll be in my heart / From this day on / Now and forever more...| Don't listen to them / 'Cause what do they know, what do they know? / We need each other / To have, to hold / They'll see in time / I know...| When destiny calls you / You must be strong, you gotta be strong / I may not be with you / But you got to hold on / They'll see in time / I know / We'll show them together...| 'Cause you'll be in my heart / Believe me, you'll be in my heart / I'll be there from this day on, / Now and forever more...| Oh, you'll be in my heart, you'll be here in my heart / No matter what they say, I'll be with you / You'll be here in my heart, I'll be there, always...| Always / I'll be with you / Well, I'll be there for you always / Always and always / Just look over your shoulder / Just look over your shoulder / Just look over your shoulder / I'll be there always... [song fades]

Taglines

  • Two Worlds. One Family.

About Tarzan (1999 film)

  • It was definitely a challenge. (For instance), Tarzan moving through the branches. I'd animated this scene and it didn't feel like Tarzan doing it. If felt like a human, like me hanging on vines and branches. So I studied the gibbon and realized they never look at the branches when the grab them. They look past. They look where they're going. And then we changed Tarzan so instead of looking at the vines and branches, he just moved right on through confidently, and it felt like Tarzan again. The instinct of an animal had to be there.
  • We didn't ever want Tarzan to feel like he was just a man. We didn't want him to stand up straight or wave good-bye. We wanted to make sure he always had that piece of gorilla in him, that he always had an animal attitude about him.

Voice Cast

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