Tarzan at the Movies, Part 2: The Many Faces of Tarzan Trailer

Tarzan at the Movies, Part 2: The Many Faces of Tarzan Trailer (1996)

08 June 1996 Factual 28 mins

Hollywood remembers the other Tarzans. A history of Hollywood Tarzans featuring profiles of the many actors who played the role, from the silent era to the most recent movie versions.

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Cast

Lex Barker

as Tarzan (archive footage)

Bruce Bennett

as Tarzan (archive footage)

Buster Crabbe

as Tarzan (archive footage)

Ron Ely

as Tarzan (archive footage)

Mike Henry

as Tarzan (archive footage)

Elmo Lincoln

as Tarzan (archive footage)

Jock Mahoney

as Tarzan (archive footage)

Frank Merrill

as Tarzan (archive footage)

Denny Miller

as Tarzan (archive footage)

Glenn Morris

as Tarzan (archive footage)

Gordon Scott

as Tarzan (archive footage)

Crew

Phillip Dye

Director

International Releases Dates

United States 08 June 1996

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