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Tarzan
With Guillermo del Toro coming out with what looks to be the best fantasy film this year, Pan's Labyrinth, Warner Bros is ready to have the director take a shot at the remake of a semi-fantasy, semi-nude Tarzan.
Warner Bros to Resurrect Tarzan
Where this idea came from we don't know, but Warner Bros is looking to bring a live-action Tarzan back to the bigscreen. Though no director has been selected just yet, the studio is in negotiations with Guillermo del Toro.
Jerry Weintraub will produce.
Scribe John Collee -- who wrote both Master and Commander and Happy Feet -- is also in negotiations to write the script.
"I'd love to create a new version that is still a family movie, but as edgy as I can make it," Del Toro said. "There are strong themes of survival of a defenseless child left behind in the most hostile environment."
I don't know about you, but I'm hoping that they still have those canned female orgasm sounds that they used in the first live-action Tarzan film. If not, then I'm just not interested. Key to success -- female orgasm sounds. Find them, use them.
See del Toro's crowning achievement this December 29th with the release of Pan's Labyrinth.