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Tarzan and the Lost City (1998) 3.8
Tarzan returns to his homeland of Africa to save his home from destruction. Director:Carl Schenkel |
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Cast
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| Casper Van Dien | ... | ||
| Jane March | ... | ||
| Steven Waddington | ... |
Ravens
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Winston Ntshona | ... |
Mugambe
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Rapulana Seiphemo | ... |
Kaya
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Ian Roberts | ... |
Captain Dooley
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Sean Taylor | ... |
Wilkes
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Gys de Villiers | ... |
Schiller
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Russel Savadier | ... |
Archer
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Paul Buckby | ... |
Jerjynski
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Zane Meas | ... |
Knowles
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Barry Berk | ... |
Burke
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Michael Gritten | ... |
Devlin
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Dimitri Cassar | ... |
Klemmer
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Ritter
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On the eve of his wedding, John Clayton, Lord of Greystoke (better known as Tarzan), receives a message from the witch doctor Mugambe that his homeland is in danger. It turns out that a treasure hunter named Ravens is searching for the lost city of Opar, and is destroying the jungle and desecrating the villagers' burial grounds in the process. Only Tarzan can stop Ravens and set things right in the African jungle, but will Jane stand for her fiance being away for so long? Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>
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A new Tarzan for a new generation. See more »Parents Guide:
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
24 April 1998 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Tarzan Jungle Warrior See more »Filming Locations:
South AfricaBox Office
Budget:
$20,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$1,110,564 (USA) (24 April 1998)Gross:
$2,147,114 (USA) (29 May 1998)Company Credits
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Jeez, this is a hard bunch to satisfy. As my screen name indicates I am a stone cold Edgar Rice Burroughs freak and, for ERB fans, Tarzan flicks are less to be enjoyed than to be endured. Our suffering has been great and it has been long. When you have paid hard wampum to sit through "At The Earth's Core"....when you have an actual opinion as to whether Buster Crabbe was a better actor than Johnny Weissmuller....when you can explain the difference between Nyoka, Sheena and Rulah....then you can tell us what a lousy Tarzan movie this is.
For those Happy Few who fit the description above, you are going to like this film just fine and, in fact, you have probably already seen it. It's not the real McCoy, but you've doubtless given up on that by now.