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00:00To be continued...
02:00Professor Hugh, Jane, my future sister-in-law, Jane.
02:03Nice to meet you.
02:04Yes, indeed, Liz, Jane.
02:06Jane will join us later.
02:07Right now she needs to freshen up.
02:09Yes, I do.
02:10Come on, dear.
02:11She had a very long and hard journey.
02:13It must have been exhausting.
02:15And we'll see you later.
02:18It was roughly 20 years ago that Sir Arthur Donald Hemmings from Sussex, England, came in search of the lost city.
02:25The man was obviously an amateur, and Africa doesn't forget amateurs, naturally.
02:29Well, anyway, the man disappeared together with his beautiful wife and his little boy, John.
02:35One can't take on the jungle without scrupulous preparation and experience.
02:40I mean, it's just one doesn't do it.
02:42But what's that?
02:47It's ape man.
02:49Man of the apes.
02:50No one's ever seen him.
02:52He only shouts.
02:53The local population are convinced that this ape man is the guardian of the lost city.
03:09Come on, let's speed things up here.
03:13Let's not diddle-dandle.
03:14Now you take that, and you that.
03:16Yes, come on, we have a long rope ahead, chaps.
03:18I'm sorry, Jane.
03:20But unfortunately, you can't come with us.
03:22You have to stay behind.
03:23All right.
03:23It's unexplored territory.
03:25It could be dangerous.
03:26I understand.
03:27It's far too risky for someone who doesn't understand the dangers of the jungle.
03:31And I don't want you taking useless risks.
03:34But you mustn't worry.
03:35We'll be gone for more than a few days.
03:37We'll be back as soon as we discover those ruins of the lost city.
03:41Rest up and enjoy the natural beauties around the camp.
03:44All right, my love?
03:46Take care of her, Diane.
03:47I will.
03:47Ciao.
03:52Well, Jane.
03:56What do you think of Mike?
03:57In what way?
03:58Come on.
03:59Oh, Diane, you can't be serious.
04:01Hey, Sister Lamont, I'm a good girl now.
04:03I'll take advantage of you.
04:05Take advantage of me, yes.
04:07Oh, no, trust me.
04:10I'll take advantage of him.
04:13Mike, come with me.
04:14Mike, there's something I want to show you.
04:16There's something I want to show you.
04:44Oh!
04:56I'll take advantage of you.
04:58I'll take advantage.
06:34Jane.
06:35Yes, that's right. Jane.
06:37And you're Ape-Man.
06:37Ape-Man.
06:38You Jane.
06:39Yes, Jane, Ape-Man.
06:41You're Ape-Man.
06:42I'm Jane.
06:43Ape-Man.
06:45Jane.
06:46You Jane.
06:46Yes.
06:47Ape-Man.
06:47Jane.
06:47That's right.
06:48Jane.
06:49Jane.
06:49Yes, thank you.
07:13Oh, George.
07:25At last.
07:27Diane, what's wrong?
07:31Come down.
07:32Jane has disappeared.
07:33It's true.
07:34I can't find her anywhere.
07:34She looks everywhere.
07:35She's disappeared.
07:36Oh, Christ.
07:37What could have happened to her?
07:38She could be anywhere.
07:38Professor.
07:39She couldn't have just vanished.
07:40She had.
07:41But how?
07:41I don't know.
07:42I don't know what happened.
07:43Oh, Jesus.
07:44Professor, come here.
07:45Did you hear what Diane just said?
07:47Jane is on the floor.
07:48Come on.
07:49Maybe she went for a walk.
07:51No.
07:51She would have told me.
07:57Banana for Jane.
07:58Everything here belong Ape-Man and the Monkeys.
08:19You idiot.
08:23Here.
08:24Isn't she sweet?
08:28Jane.
08:30Jane.
08:33Jane.
08:34Jane.
08:39Jane.
08:40Jane.
08:41Jane.
08:45Jane.
08:46Jane.
08:47Jane.
08:48Jane.
08:49It's a river that way.
08:51Yes.
08:55Where the hell is she?
08:56Oh, God.
08:57Jane.
08:59Jane.
09:01Jane!
09:11Jane.
09:17Jane.
09:21Jane.
09:25Jane.
09:27Jane.
09:28What could she be it's like just vanished in the thin air she's got me scared
09:56She must have had an accident come on let's go we'll find her come on
10:04Jane
10:23Yes
10:24Don't worry I wasn't leaving you Jane stay with eight men Jane yes Jane stay with eight men
10:54You're tired oh yes exhausted I've never been so tired before we're so happy come to think
11:15of it and I owe this happiness to a strange and extraordinary guy eight men really and
11:21you make eight men happy too come on
11:51you
11:54you
11:58you
12:00you
12:02you
12:04you
12:06you
12:08you
12:10you
12:13you
12:17you
12:19you
12:21you
12:23you
12:25you
12:27you
12:44you
12:49Jane hi there ape man you aren't a native how did you get here arrow see who has
12:52ape man you aren't a native how did you get here arrow see please listen to what i have to say
13:00you weren't born in the jungle were you no fly here jane come here for this no then why you ask
13:08ape man i was just making conversation that's all i'm curious ape man fall from sky hey please
13:15ape man don't be sarcastic ape man not no no only make arrows it's not important what is important
13:25is that we've met you're not angry no but why do you think that i should be angry silly
13:43pretty isn't it it smells nice
13:56hmm
14:10Oh, my God.
14:40Oh, my God.
15:10Oh, my God.
15:12Cheetah.
15:14Cheetah.
15:16Come on.
15:18Time up, Lizzy Bowls.
15:20Come on.
15:22Go.
15:24Come on.
15:28Come on.
15:30Come on.
15:32Come on.
15:34Come on.
15:36Come on.
15:40Come on.
15:46Come on.
15:48Come on.
15:50Come on.
16:00Come on.
16:02Come on.
16:04Come on.
16:06Come on.
16:08Come on.
16:10Come on.
16:12Come on.
16:22Come on.
16:24Come on.
16:26Run.
16:28Help!
16:58I'm so sorry to ask you, but I'm so sorry to stop messing with you.
17:03Help me get up.
17:04Please do.
17:05Oh, Lord.
17:06Help me for those wounds.
17:09Help me for those of you who are going to lay the breeds.
17:12Oh, Lord!
17:14Help me.
17:15Help me.
17:16Help me.
17:17Help me.
17:19Help me.
17:21Help me.
17:22Help me.
17:24Help me.
17:26Help me.
17:27Oh
17:36All our fun I give it
17:57No!
18:06That will kill us.
18:27That will kill us.
18:57Sir Arthur Donald Hennings?
19:12Sir Arthur Donald Hennings?
19:25Jane, that's mine!
19:40This means you're John, the son of the explorer who was lost in the jungle, Sir Arthur Donald Hemmings.
19:47You know what this means? You're the son of an English aristocrat. You have a name, an identity.
19:53This is mine. It belongs to Ape Man.
19:55Yes, it's yours.
19:57It's mine.
19:59This box contains papers that prove your identity. It's very important.
20:03It belongs to Ape Man. To Ape Man. To Ape Man!
20:08Yes, that's you, Ape Man. Or rather, it's your reflection. Your reflection!
20:26You see it there? That's me. It's a mirror.
20:32Ape Man?
20:33Yes, you can only see your nose like that. No, no, that's you.
20:40No, no, that's a cuest.
20:42Okay, it's a mirror, that's me.
20:44Let's go.
21:14Shave beard.
21:27My beard.
21:29You beard?
21:29No.
21:31No beard.
21:32Pretty skin.
21:33Pretty skin.
21:37Progress.
21:38Yes, you do.
21:40Eight-man bravo.
21:41Mm-hmm.
21:44We're finished.
21:45No more beard, eight-man.
21:48Take us to the city.
21:51I'll pee with this.
21:53Can we go?
21:53No more beard.
21:56Oh, no more beard.
22:00Okay.
22:01You're a man.
22:02Let's go.
22:02Oh, we're done.
22:03They're gonna hurt.
22:03Let's go.
22:04Let's go.
22:05Please.
22:05Okay.
22:06Let's go.
22:06Let's go.
22:07Let's go.
22:37Let's go.
23:07Let's go.
23:37Let's go.
23:41I'm very curious to meet him.
23:44John Hemmings, the man who saved my life.
23:46I'm grateful, Mr. Hemmings.
23:48You did a wonderful thing.
23:49Welcome.
23:50Oh, well, it's still a great day, my dear.
24:00Professor Hugh, how are you?
24:02Jane, how nice to see you again.
24:04You had us worried.
24:05Such a relief to have you back among us.
24:07Hi.
24:08Jane.
24:09This is wonderful.
24:10Jane.
24:11Welcome back.
24:15Maggie.
24:16Hi, Jane.
24:16Well then, so you're the son of Arthur Hemmings.
24:23I ask you all to be very patient with John.
24:28He spent 20 years in the jungle, so naturally he isn't used to speaking very much.
24:32So you expect me to be grateful to a savage?
24:35But John isn't a savage, my dear George.
24:37His father was an aristocrat.
24:38Well, there's no need to get angry about it.
24:40I really think Jane has fallen for him.
24:42There's two have been up to something together.
24:44You haven't fallen in love with him.
24:45Cut it out, George.
24:46You're ridiculous.
24:48Come on, John.
24:48I'll show you to your room.
24:55Well, he's rather cute, isn't he?
24:57But he's a savage.
24:58So what?
24:59I'm not in the primitive time.
25:00No way.
25:02Sometimes.
25:03It's just what the doctor ordered.
25:05Perhaps.
25:12This is your room, John.
25:19Do you like it?
25:25Where are the trees?
25:26There are no trees here.
25:28Anything else, Miss Jane?
25:29No, thank you, Geraldine.
25:30If you need me, ring the bell.
25:32Very well, you can go.
25:35This is your bed.
25:36Go on, try it.
25:37It's very soft.
25:38It really is.
25:39No, no, John.
25:42We better not.
25:43We can't do it here.
25:44This isn't the jungle.
25:50Jane, no make love with Tarzan no more?
25:53No, we better not for now.
25:56Good night.
26:09No, no, we better not for now.
26:12No, no, we better not for now.
26:12No, no, we better not for now.
26:13No, no, we better not for now.
26:13No, no, we better not for now.
26:14No, no, we better not for now.
26:14No, no, we better not for now.
26:15No, no, we better not for now.
26:16No, no, we better not for now.
26:17No, no, we better not for now.
26:18No, no, we better not for now.
26:19No, no, we better not for now.
26:20No, no, we better not for now.
26:21No, we better not for now.
26:22No, we better not for now.
26:23No, we better not for now.
26:24No, we better not for now.
26:25No, we better not for now.
26:26No, we better not for now.
26:57That man needs my help at the moment.
26:59Yeah?
27:00He needs my help to survive.
27:03Jane, I...
27:04No, please don't.
27:06Tell the truth.
27:09You and that savage were in the jungle for several days, Jane.
27:14What happened between you and him?
27:16Something obviously did.
27:18You in love with him?
27:27You ring the bell, sir?
27:29What can I do for you, sir?
27:31You...
27:32You help me play games of love?
27:34Of course, Mr. John.
27:36Shall I serve dinner now?
27:55Yes, and get on with it.
27:57Very well, sir.
27:59John, join us.
28:14Ah...!
28:15GENERAL
28:16Oh!
28:17Oh!
28:18Oh!
28:19Uh.
28:20Oh, I...
28:23Uh.
28:24Uh.
28:26Uh.
28:29Oh, my God.
28:59Oh, I'm sorry.
29:10Watch where you're going.
29:11For God's sake.
29:12Please forgive me.
29:13You see what you've done?
29:14I didn't do it on purpose.
29:15Oh, my God.
29:45He would like me to belong just to him.
29:52Take him upstairs, please.
29:54Jane, sleep with eight men?
30:07Okay.
30:08Okay.
30:09Okay.
30:10Okay.
30:14May I come in?
30:42I just thought that you might feel lonely being so far away from the jungle.
30:52That's why I'm here with my cousin.
30:58I hope you don't mind.
31:02All right.
31:03Come on.
31:04Let's play.
31:05Just relax.
31:06Thanks.
31:18I've been doing some thinking Jane I don't care what happened in the jungle
31:40between you and the savage I love you that's all that matters listen George
31:46we'll start afresh I can't you must try you must try you'll see I'll make you
31:52happy I promise marry me Jane marry me
32:16so
32:53Is there anything wrong, John?
33:05Are you thinking about Jane?
33:08Jane not belong to Ape Man.
33:10Ape Man not belong to Jane.
33:11Ape Man is free.
33:13Ah, then if Ape Man is free, he can do anything he likes.
33:16And I have just the thing that Ape Man wants.
33:23Ape Man is free.
33:25Things have changed too much since we've been here.
33:41Ape Man used to belong to Jane and no one else.
33:44And Jane belonged only to Ape Man in the jungle.
33:46Here Jane belonged to someone else.
33:49Oh, Ape Man, everything was so much easier in the jungle.
33:52You don't know how much I want you.
33:54And Ape Man want Jane just as much, if not more.
33:58Only Jane, no one else.
34:03Ape Man!
34:04Come to my room tonight.
34:07I'll expect you.
34:08Ape Man, go away tomorrow.
34:28If Ape Man goes away, then Jane will go away with Ape Man.
34:36You, Jane, belong to your world.
34:38You belong to your man.
34:39You don't belong to jungle, no Jane.
34:42Very soon you will return to your country far from here.
34:45And you will forget Ape Man.
34:46Don't say that, Ape Man.
34:48I could never forget you.
34:49Never.
34:49I want you here.
34:50Stay here.
34:51Come on.
34:52Come on.
34:53Come on.
34:54Come on.
34:55Come on.
34:56Come on.
34:57Jane.
35:00Jane.
35:03Jane.
35:04Jane.
35:25Jane.
35:26Go back to the jungle, eight men.
35:46It's my way of saying I love you.
35:56I love you.
36:26I love you.
36:56I love you.
37:26I love you.
37:56I love you.
38:26I love you.
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