Tarzan & Jane (2002)

G | Video | 75 min | Animation, Adventure, Family

After being married an entire year, Jane thinks back on some of her and Tarzan's adventures as she searches for something special to mark the occasion with.

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Cast & Crew

Top Billed Cast

Michael T. Weiss

Tarzan

(voice)
Olivia d'Abo

Jane Porter

(voice)
Jeff Bennett

Prof. Archimedes Q. Porter

(voice)
Jim Cummings

Tantor

(voice)
April Winchell

Terk

(voice)
Rene Auberjonois

Renard Dumont

(voice)
Grey Griffin

Greenly

(voice) (as Grey DeLisle)
Alexis Denisof

Nigel Taylor

(voice)
John O'Hurley

Johannes Niels

(voice)
Phil Proctor

(voice)
Nicollette Sheridan

Eleanor

(voice)
Tara Strong

Hazel

(voice)

Awards

4 nominations.

Reviews & Commentary

The animation was poorly executed compared to the original Tarzan flick by Disney. The plot was poor, and insulting to children's intelligence. Overall, the movie was a poor sequel. We should expect Disney to produce better sequels than this. Toy Story 2 was a good sequel to Toy Story. Tarzan and Jane isn't even a good Saturday morning cartoon...

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Trivia

First of two direct to DVD movies based on the 1999 animated film.

Quotes

Tarzan: I never knew them.
Jane's friends: Oh.
Tarzan: They were killed by Sabor, the leopard...
Jane's friends: Oh.
Tarzan: In this room...
Jane's friends: Oh!
Tarzan: Right there.
Jane: Tarzan!

Goofs

Robert Canler refers to serving the Queen, which is presumably Queen Victoria. However, the first powered flight wasn't until 1903, two years after Victoria's death. Additionally, the references to Victoria, Charles Darwin and Rudyard Kipling in the first film pinpoint the time period as late 19th century and this film is supposed to take place a year after it, not during World War I as it appears.