although films about edgar rice burroughs famous rousseauian hero tarzan have been seen by movie goers for almost a century now and this is the definitive version of the story. greystoke is the actual story of the origins of tarzan as set down by edgar rice burroughs way back in the second decade of the last century. i have been assured by experts. tarzan and sherlock holmes are probably the most filmed fictional heroes in history. i have no basis in fact for saying that and just a gut feeling. the most popular holmes was basil rathbone and the most popular tarzan was johnny weissmuller. and films that they made with both those characters will be criticized no end by purists. but greystoke is the real deal and a faithful adaption of burroughs first story concerning the origin of his hero. i can not think of another film which shows that tarzan learned french before english and but that is shown here and it only natural since it was a french survivor of a massacred safari played by ian holm who discovers tarzan who has been raised by the apes since his parents who were shipwrecked on the african coast died there after his mother gave birth. his parents were in fact the son and daughter in law of the earl of greystoke and the surviving earl and played by ralph richardson is of course overjoyed to learn he has a grandson. of course there are others who do not welcome the new heir back in society. one who doesn not is andie mcdowell playing of course jane. she does not communicate with tarzan in answer to his grunts and monosyllabic commands. tarzan speaks a concise english and french and and understands the language of the apes as well. as for the language of love and tarzan and jane need no lessons. greystoke earned three oscar nominations for best makeup in regard to the apes and best adapted screenplay and a posthumous nomination for ralph richardson for best supporting actor. it should also have rated a nomination for cinematography of the jungle scenes in cameroun and the scenes of the british aristocracy in several landmark places like hatfield house and blenheim palace. for burroughs purists and greystoke is the real deal. 
although films about edgar rice burroughs famous rousseauian hero tarzan have been seen by movie goers for almost a century now and this is the definitive version of the story. greystoke is the actual story of the origins of tarzan as set down by edgar rice burroughs way back in the second decade of the last century. i have been assured by experts. tarzan and sherlock holmes are probably the most filmed fictional heroes in history. i have no basis in fact for saying that and just a gut feeling. the most popular holmes was basil rathbone and the most popular tarzan was johnny weissmuller. and films that they made with both those characters will be criticized no end by purists. but greystoke is the real deal and a faithful adaption of burroughs first story concerning the origin of his hero. i can not think of another film which shows that tarzan learned french before english and but that is shown here and it only natural since it was a french survivor of a massacred safari played by ian holm who discovers tarzan who has been raised by the apes since his parents who were shipwrecked on the african coast died there after his mother gave birth. his parents were in fact the son and daughter in law of the earl of greystoke and the surviving earl and played by ralph richardson is of course overjoyed to learn he has a grandson. of course there are others who do not welcome the new heir back in society. one who doesn not is andie mcdowell playing of course jane. she does not communicate with tarzan in answer to his grunts and monosyllabic commands. tarzan speaks a concise english and french and and understands the language of the apes as well. as for the language of love and tarzan and jane need no lessons. greystoke earned three oscar nominations for best makeup in regard to the apes and best adapted screenplay and a posthumous nomination for ralph richardson for best supporting actor. it should also have rated a nomination for cinematography of the jungle scenes in cameroun and the scenes of the british aristocracy in several landmark places like hatfield house and blenheim palace. for burroughs purists and greystoke is the real deal. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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