Tarzan, 1999

Tarzan is playfully wrestling with Terk when Sabor the leopard attacks the gorillas. With his courage and lightning reflexes, Tarzan quickly defeats the ferocious cat.

Tarzan, 1999

“Women…Even if you hadn’t grown up a savage, you’d be lost. There are no trails through a woman’s heart.” (Clayton)

Tarzan, 1999

Tarzan: “No matter where I go, you will always be my mother.”

Karla: “And you will always be in my heart.”

Tarzan, 1999

During Terk’s musical trashing of the explorers’ camp, two apes mimic the bump-bump step seen in the classic Disney short In the Bag.

Tarzan, 1999

“He seemed confused at first, as if he’s never seen another human before. His eyes were intense and focused and…I’ve never seen such eyes.” (Jane, describing her first meeting with Tarzan)

Tarzan, 1999

Kerchak: You came back. 
Tarzan: I came home.

Tarzan, 1999

When the gorillas pick up Professor Porter and turn him upside-down, a beanbag toy of Little Brother from Disney’s Mulan falls out of his clothes. 

Tarzan, 1999

Tantor: That sounded like Tarzan. It sounded like - like he was in trouble. 
Terk: Yeah? Why doesn’t he get his new friends to help him? I don’t care. 
Tantor: Thaaaaat’s IT! I’ve had it with you and your emotional constipation! Tarzan needs us, and we’re gonna help him! You got that? 
[places Terk on his back] 
Tantor: Now pipe down, and hang on tight! We’ve got a boat to catch. 
[Tantor charges off a cliff and into the ocean] 
Tantor: I’ve never felt so alive! 
Terk: Good, ‘cause I’m gonna kill you!

Tarzan, released June 18, 1999

In 2000, Tarzan won both a Golden Globe and an Academy Award for Phil Collin’s song “You’ll Be in My Heart.”

Tarzan, 1999

Minnie Driver largely ad-libbed the breathless speech in which Jane tells her father and Clayton about meeting Tarzan for the first time.