When one of his mistakes puts his family in danger, Tarzan decides they are better off without him.
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Film actors:
- Tarzan (voice): Harrison Child
- Zugor (voice): George Carlin
- Uto (voice): Brad Garrett
- Kagome (dubbing): Ron Perlman
- Mother Gonda (voiced by: Esther Harris)
- Kara (voice): Glenn Close
- Kerchak (voice): Lance Henriksen
- Turk (voice): Brenda Glatt
- Tonka (voice): Connor Hutcherson
- Other Voices (Voices): Hamilton Kemp
- Other voices (dubbing): April Winchell
- Additional Voice (Dubbing): Baron Davis
- Other voices: Connor Matthews
- Tanto (voice): Harrison Fine
- Other voices: Iona Morris
Photography team:
- Screenwriter: Brian Smith
- Storyboard: Chris Butler
- Animation Department Coordinator: Trevor Tamboline
- Animation: Scott T. Peterson
- Animation Manager: Manny DeGuzman
- Art Director: Bill Perkins
- Special Effects: David “Joy” Mildenberg
- Effects Supervisor: Julian Hines
- Layout: John Klingler
- Animation Manager: Carol David Bocaran
- Animation Manager: David J. Hardy
- Visual Effects: John MacFarlane
- Art Department Manager: Peter J. Deluca
- Visual Effects: Noy Garcia
- Producer: Caroline Bates
- Novel: Edgar Rice Burroughs
- Song: Phil Collins
- Original music composer: Mark Mancina
- Original music composer: Dave Metzger
- Screenwriter: Jim Kamerud
- Co-producer: Leslie Hough
- Assistant Director: Alex Stadelman
- Animation Supervisor: Andrew Collins
- Casting Director: Jamie Thomason
- Art Director: Joaquim Royo Morales
- Art Direction: Lin Hua Zheng
- Editor: John Royer
- Digital Producer: Doug Little
- Production Manager: Joe Crowley
- Production Manager: Dan Foster
- Production Manager: Jill Brandt
- Production Supervisor: Kishi Keiji
- Character Design: Sergio Pablo
- Layout: Olivier Adam
- Layout: Jean-Christophe Polain
- Layout: Julio Leon
- Animation Supervisor: Pieter Lommerse
- Animation Supervisor: Andreas Wessel-Serhorn
- CGI Supervisor: Matthew Jones
- Animation Supervisor: Ian Hallowell
- Animation Supervisor: Bernard Driemann
- Animation Supervisor: Marc Wasik
- Animation Director: Ras Mooney
- Animation Director: Dante Clemente
- Layout Supervisor: Levy Vergara
- Production Manager: Jonathan Tinsey
- Assistant Editor: Jennifer Dolce
- Assistant Editor: Richard McCullough
- Additional Editor: Nancy Friesen
- Assistant Editor: Vartan Nazaryan
- Post-production supervisor: Mark A. Bollinger
- Sound Editing Supervisor: Ronald Eng
- Sound Editor: Doug Jackson
- Sound Editor: Richard C. Franklin
- ADR Supervising Editor: Tammy Fearing
- Music Director: Steven Gizicki
- Music Editor: Dominic Certo
- Conductor: Don L. Harper
- Animation: Tom Caulfield
- Animation: Warwick Gilbert
- Screenwriter: Bob Zudyk
- Screenwriter: Noni White
- Additional writing: Evan Spiliotopoulos
- Additional writing: Rhett Reese
Movie review:
- r96sk: huge improvement over 2002 “Taishan and Jane” – This is an appropriate follow-up. Amazing things happen when you try, isn’t it Disney?
- “Taishan No. 2” Still doesn’t compare to the original 1999 film, but the third (not second, as the title suggests) film in the series is actually quite good. Thankfully, despite being a prequel, there’s a coherent story, and even Glenn Close (Kara) and Lance Henriksen (Kerchak) return to the screen, with Phil Collins scoring the score behind the scenes .
- The premise is fairly simple, but still enjoyable enough to watch. It has heart, substance, and decent humor. It could be bigger, but I still really appreciate the benefits it brings.
- Unlike its predecessor, this is a proper revisiting of the world of Tarzan.
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