tarzan. An unamed minor tribe of undetermined origin, but probably West Indian. This page helps you identify who or what Tarzan is. Tarzan is an American character created by Edgar Rice Burroughs (18751940). Tarzan is the son of a chieftain of the African tribe Tarzan of the Apes. He was born in British-ruled Queen Victoria’s dominions, the [[Wakanda (kingdom) which had been]] the location of his past life as an ape. The film was based on a novel written by Edgar Rice Burroughs in the late 1920s. Tarzan is widely known for being the first movie adaptation of a Burroughs book in the 1930s, after he found Burroughs’ contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) to end in 1933. Tarzan was, in fact, Burroughs’ only major success with the majors. The film was first released in English. When the film was first released, MGM wanted to change the character’s name to Tarzan, but Burroughs objected because he wanted people to be able to tell that it was a Tarzan film. After a protracted legal dispute, MGM renamed him John Clayton. Burroughs later called the name change, the first of three lawsuits that he initiated.
An unamed minor tribe of undetermined origin, but probably West Indian. This page helps you identify who or what Tarzan is. Tarzan is an American character created by Edgar Rice Burroughs (18751940). Tarzan is the son of a chieftain of the African tribe Tarzan of the Apes. He was born in British-ruled Queen Victoria’s dominions, the [[Wakanda (kingdom) which had been]] the location of his past life as an ape. The film was based on a novel written by Edgar Rice Burroughs in the late 1920s. Tarzan is widely known for being the first movie adaptation of a Burroughs book in the 1930s, after he found Burroughs’ contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) to end in 1933. Tarzan was, in fact, Burroughs’ only major success with the majors. The film was first released in English. When the film was first released, MGM wanted to change the character’s name to Tarzan, but Burroughs objected because he wanted people to be
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