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Tarzan and the Lost City

Year:
Duration:
Australia:80 min | Spain:90 min | USA:83 min | Germany:98 min
Genres:
Action | Adventure | Family | Fantasy
IMDB rate:
3.9
Director:
Carl Schenkel
Details
Country: USA
Release Date: 1998-04-24
Filming Locations: South Africa
Earnings
Budget: $20,000,000
Opening Weekend: $1,110,564 (USA) (26 April 1998)
Gross: $2,147,114 (USA) (25 May 1998)
Cast
Actor
Character
Jane March
Jane March
Tarzan and the Lost City
Casper Van Dien
Tarzan
Steven Waddington
Ravens (as Steve Waddington)
Winston Ntshona
Mugambe
Ian Roberts
Captain Dooley
Sean Taylor
Wilkes
Gys de Villiers
Schiller (as Gys De Villers)
Russel Savadier
Archer
Paul Buckby
Jerjynski
Zane Meas
Knowles
Barry Berk
Burke
Michael Gritten
Devlin
Dimitri Cassar
Klemmer
Tony Caprari
Ritter
Kurt Wustman
Sykes
Chris Olley
Ackerman
Joshua Lindberg
Edwards
Henry Van Der Berg
Lucas
Pete Janschek
Laconte
Daniel Van Rensburg
Devoors (as Danie Van Rensburg)
Aubrey Lovett
Brooks
Paulo Tocha
Fitt
Nickie Gregg
Stonehouse (as Nickie Grigg)
Neville Strydom
Dodd
Dieter Hoffman
Lutz
Peter Spiropoulous
Weissel (as Peter Spyro)
Pierre Van Rensburg
Dorr
Bismilla Mdaka
Jeremiah (as Bismulah Mdaka)
Sello Sebotsane
Dube
Sello Dlamini
Scout /
Chester Fukazi
Waiter
Grant Swanby
Douglas
Adam Croasdell
Lewis (as Adam Crousdale)
Nick Rujewick
Andrew
Brendon Stapleton
Ape (as Brendan Stapelton)
Amy Pearson
Ape
Jeneane Wyatt-Mair
Ape
Cheryl Lang
Ape
Flash Thobajane
Ape
Robin Smith
High Priest
Did you know?
Trivia
The baby elephant charged Casper Van Dien and Jane March and lifted Van Dien with his tusks.
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This was the first Tarzan movie shot entirely in Africa.
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Jebba the chimp bit Casper Van Dien on the Chin during a photo shoot. Van Dien had to get tetanus shot but was apparently okay.
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Quotes
Nigel Ravens: Welcome to the 20th century!
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Faq
Q
Why do they have those fakey looking gorillas?
A
These were not, in fact, intended to be gorillas, but rather the fictional race of "great apes" which play a prominent role in Edgar Rice Burroughs' "Tarzan of the Apes" and many of its sequels. Burroughs seems to have envisioned these creatures as a type of "missing link" between humans and the other apes. These are the creatures who adopted and raised Tarzan when he was stranded alone in the jungle as a baby. The great apes were supposed to have a highly-developed language, and "Tarzan" is a word in the great ape language meaning "white skin."
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Photos from cast
Jane March Rapulana Seiphemo
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