The Revenge of Tarzan (1920) |
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| Director(s) | Harry Revier, George M. Merrick |
| Producer(s) | Adolph Weiss, Louis Weiss Weiss, Max Weiss |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Film Adaptation, Silent Films |
| Top Topics | Book-Based, Sequels |
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Karla Schramm(as Jane)
The Revenge of Tarzan
Released
1920
The Revenge of Tarzan
Released
1920
Karla Schramm
(as Jane)
Estelle Taylor(as Countess de Coude)
The Revenge of Tarzan
Released
1920
The Revenge of Tarzan
Released
1920
Estelle Taylor
(as Countess de Coude)
Walter Miller(as Henchman to Rokoff)
The Revenge of Tarzan
Released
1920
The Revenge of Tarzan
Released
1920
Walter Miller
(as Henchman to Rokoff)
The Revenge of Tarzan Overview:
The Revenge of Tarzan (1920) was a Silent Films - Adventure Film directed by Harry Revier and George M. Merrick and produced by Adolph Weiss, Louis Weiss and Max Weiss.
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The Goldwyn Company was so worried about making a profit on this movie they hired Hollywood publicist Harry Reichenbach, aka "The King of Ballyhoo", to generate interest. He orchestrated several stunts, such as checking a lion into a hotel, that generated media coverage of the opening.
Despite rumor's of its existence no known copy of this film has survived.
Actor Armand Cortes who almost drowned when a lifeboat capsized during the filming of the sea scenes, took his violin along to enliven the moments of leisure, but he was too sea sick to take the bow in hand once.
Animals used in the production included L-K.O. lion star,Vendredi, along with seven other lions, Joe Martin the orangutan, Charley the elephant, 50 white horses, two tigers, two camels, five old mules and several apes and gorillas.
Franklin B. Coates, who played Tarzan's friend, was one of four men who traveled the Amazon from the delta to its source as a member of Captain Besley's expedition in 1914-15 and was of value in the production for his knowledge of the jungle.