TARZAN AND JANE MOVIE

TINKELING= To tinkle is the word children and some women use when they have a pee (look, the baby's tinkling, how nice!). I WILL TAKE YOU FOR A SWING= Is there some sexual innuendo here or is it my overheated mind? THE TREE TOPS SWINGER= The man that swings from tree top to tree top. I AM JUNGLE MAN= This is Tarzan English (the variety of English spoken in Tarzanland) = I am the man from the jungle. I LOVE TO RIDE AN ELEPHANT= Sure you do, and probably other big things too, by the look of it. He's really cute and his hair is long (long hair)ДЄnd so they got funky but will Tarzan have Jane Tarzan is handsome Tarzan is strong (me Tarzan) I am Tarzan from jungle you can be my friend He came up with the idea to have TarzanвЂ™s hand flatten out as he touched JaneвЂ™s, and sketched it while he was riding in a taxi.Deep in the jungle in the land of adventure lives TarzanД¬ome baby come I will take you for a swing He wanted Tarzan to experience that same sense of recognition. The hand-to-hand motif was inspired by KeaneвЂ™s personal life.ДЄccording to Keane, the motif explored several times throughout the film (with both Kala and Jane) was inspired by the first time he held his daughter after she was born, and the вЂњremarkable deep connectionвЂќ he felt at recognizing himself in her. With the help of the new вЂњDeep CanvasвЂќ technique, Keane played with the notion ofВ Tarzan вЂњsurfing through the trees.вЂќ That idea made it to the final version of the film in the вЂњSon of ManвЂќ sequence.ДЎ0. In addition to pulling from the source material, Keane recalls being inspired by his son, who had been into watching extreme sports, and skateboarding/rollerblading with his friends at the time. Keane drew inspiration for TarzanвЂ™s вЂњtree surfingвЂќ from his 15-year-old son. The songwriter recalled going around the studio and banging things with his hands (and sticks), breaking cups, and even hitting himself in the forehead to produce the sounds heard in the sequence.Д©. Phil Collins did all of the percussion sounds in вЂњTrashinвЂ™ the Camp.вЂќ He was voiced by a 4-year-old actor, who at the time had to have the lines read to him, because he hadnвЂ™t yet learned to read.ДЁ. In an earlier version of the script, Tantor was an adult when Tarzan met him.Д®ventually, filmmakers decided to make the elephant a kid, like Terk and Tarzan. That means Tarzan and Jane were animated in completely different countries!Д§. He worked out of DisneyвЂ™s Animation Studios in Paris. Glen Keane supervised adult TarzanвЂ™s animation from Paris.ДЄfter supervising the animation of several characters (including Beast, Ariel, Aladdin, and Pocahontas) the Disney veteran agreed to supervising Tarzan as an adult as long as he could remain in Paris (where he was on a one year sabbatical to study sculpture). The baboon chase sequence was one of the first scenes to be storyboarded.Д¦. Afterwards, he recorded a quick demo and sent it off to filmmakers.ДҐ. While playing the piano at a neighborвЂ™s house over the holidays, Collins wrote down the chords and melody for the emotional song on the back of some wrapping paper so he wouldnвЂ™t forget. Phil Collins wrote the bulk of вЂњYouвЂ™ll Be in My HeartвЂќ while he was at a Christmas party. But, ultimately, directors Chris Buck and Kevin Lima decided that it would be better if Tarzan stayed with his family.Д¤. In one of the earlier treatments of the script, Tarzan was actually going to leave the jungle and go to England-which is something thatВ happens in the book. The filmвЂ™s third act was almost entirely different. After none of the children who auditioned for the role were able to match the famous actressвЂ™ sassy attitude, they decided to stick with her and tweak the pitch of her voice.ДЈ. In addition to providing the adult voice for TarzanвЂ™s best friend Terk, OвЂ™Donnell lent her voice to the baby version. Rosie OвЂ™Donnell also provides the voice for baby Terk. While one version began with the gorillas in the jungle, another left out TarzanвЂ™s arrival by boat all together.Дў. It took three years for animators to come up with the opening sequence.Д«efore settling on the version we see in the film, filmmakers spent three years deciding how they wanted it to start. To celebrate our admiration for it, weвЂ™ve compiled an exciting list of things you might not have known about Tarzan.

TARZAN AND JANE MOVIE

The film was vibrant, fun, and most importantly, a magical movie weвЂ™ll never forget. When Walt Disney Animation Studios brought the world of Edgar Rice BurroughsвЂ™ famous novel, Tarzan of the Apes, to life in 1999, we instantly fell in love with Phil CollinsвЂ™ and Mark MancinaвЂ™s catchy songs, the talented voice acting, and the innovative animation techniques that were brought to the table.

Tarzan and jane