Tarzan II 2005
"The Legend Begins"
Tarzan II (2005) dives deeper into the legendary jungle hero's origins, exploring a pivotal moment when his reckless actions threaten the safety of his beloved family.
Director: Brian Smith
Cast
Harrison Chad
Tarzan (voice)
George Carlin
Zugor (voice)
Brad Garrett
Uto (voice)
Ron Perlman
Kago (voice)
Estelle Harris
Mama Gunda (voice)
Glenn Close
Kala (voice)
Lance Henriksen
Kerchak (voice)
Brenda Grate
Terk (voice)
Connor Hutcherson
Tonka (voice)
Harrison Fahn
Tantor (voice)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tarzan II (2005) about?
The film follows young Tarzan as he struggles with feelings of inadequacy after one of his mistakes puts his family in danger. Questioning whether he belongs, he embarks on a journey to prove his worth and protect those he loves.
Who directed Tarzan II?
Brian Smith directed Tarzan II, bringing a fresh yet classic touch to the beloved franchise.
Who stars in Tarzan II?
The film features the voices of Harrison Chad as young Tarzan, George Carlin, Brad Garrett, and Estelle Harris.
Is Tarzan II (2005) worth watching?
With its charming animation and relatable themes of self-doubt and growth, Tarzan II is a solid pick for family viewing. While it doesn't match the original's cultural impact, it's a comforting and visually engaging sequel that younger audiences will enjoy.
How long is Tarzan II?
Tarzan II has a runtime of 72 minutes.
About Tarzan II (2005) — A Heartfelt Jungle Adventure for the Whole Family
Tarzan II (2005) dives deeper into the legendary jungle hero's origins, exploring a pivotal moment when his reckless actions threaten the safety of his beloved family. Feeling like a burden, Tarzan questions whether his presence puts them at risk, leading to a journey of self-discovery and redemption. Directed by Brian Smith, this animated adventure blends heartfelt emotion with the classic jungle escapades fans adore, all wrapped in a vibrant, family-friendly package.
With the lush forests of Tarzan's world as its backdrop, the film captures the essence of growth, courage, and belonging. Harrison Chad lends his voice to young Tarzan, while George Carlin, Brad Garrett, and Glenn Close bring additional depth to the story. The animation style is rich and immersive, making it an ideal watch for both kids and nostalgic adults.
