Il figlio di Tarzan

Johnny Sheffield claims that he was handpicked by Johnny Weissmuller after screening hundreds of app [...]	D
French visa delivered on 17-2-1946.	D
In the original script Jane was to have died (Maureen O'Sullivan wanted out of the Tarzan series). F [...]	D
The high-pitched cry at the beginning of the Zambili attack is actually the call of women. It is usu [...]	D
With the exception of the opening and closing credits, there is no musical score.	D
The broken rifle belonged to Captain Fry, who was in the previous film, La fuga di Tarzan (1936). An [...]	D
In the previous Tarzan film some comic relief was provided in the form of a bizarre-looking bird pla [...]	D
Tarzan had to "find" a son, because censors would not allow Jane to become pregnant because she and [...]	D
It is stated that "Boy" is the heir to the Greystoke title. In the original books, it was Tarzan him [...]	D
The titular Character of "Tarzan" does not appear until 7 minutes into the feature. The earliest app [...]	D
As with the previous film, scenes from previous Tarzan films were reused for this one. One example i [...]	D
Tarzan and Boy are filmed playing underwater hide-and-seek in Silver Springs, Florida. Halfway throu [...]	D
Jane now sports shoes for the first time since living with Tarzan in this picture, tying in with her [...]	D
The role of the Gooney-Bird was played by Johnny Eck, a man who had been born without a lower torso [...]	D

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The remains of a sunken western-style boat can be seen in the background of the underwater scene. Th [...]	D
Jane says that there are tigers in the jungle. This may be true, but not in Africa.	D
At the climax when Boy is being chased by a lion, sudden position changes in the leaves in the backg [...]	D
Tarzan is seen using trapezes when swinging through the jungle.	D
When Jane cracks a huge egg, studio lights can be seen reflected on the shell.	D
A cockatoo is seen in the film. These birds are native to Australasia, not Africa.	D
When Jane is feeding milk to the baby, she's also folding diapers in between scenes.	D

Sir Thomas Lancing: Oh, don't be a silly ass.	D
Mrs. Richard Lancing: Forget about Cape Town and b [...]	D
Sir Thomas Lancing: Blood doesn't mean much to you [...]	D
[first lines] Mr. Richard Lancing: Wildebeest aga [...]	D
Pilot: All this is quite strange to me. I'll try t [...]	D
Jane: Where did you get it? Tarzan: Cheetah find. [...]	D
Mrs. August Lancing: I hope she won't give us ostr [...]	D
Jane: She's wounded. Tarzan: Guns! White people!	D
Mr. Sande: What is it, Mooloo?	D
Jane: [to baby Boy] Now see that you turn on the c [...]	D
Sir Thomas Lancing: My dear boy, have your breakfa [...]	D
Jane: Where will we get him some milk? I guess coc [...]	D
August Lancing: Mr. Sande's been telling us about [...]	D
Sir Thomas Lancing: Isn't it possible they're bein [...]	D
Jane: I haven't often gone against Tarzan's instin [...]	D
August Lancing: Mmmm. Delicious. What's the name o [...]	D
Jane: What's the matter? Tarzan: People!	D
Jane: There's another savage tribe up here on the [...]	D
Jane: There. We have your real mother to thank for [...]	D
August Lancing: Coming, Uncle Tom?	D
Jane: My husband has learned not to trust guns.	D
[last lines] Tarzan: Jane not go! Jane not die! [...]	D
August Lancing: Hang on. Is this Tarzan a white ma [...]	D
Jane: I'm always worrying about something, aren't [...]	D

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