It used to be a chicken, but inflation and all that. I'm glad that I have
Amazon Prime, very helpful with that free shipping for those larger ritual sacrifice items!
He did look more ticked than usual, so perhaps that's who it was.
As for the lady, I do feel for her, but it looked liked she was heading toward the car while he was trying to get out, and I don't think she expected that he wouldn't stop. So whether she was someone who wanted an autograph or just oblivious I don't know.
Another Tarzan article:
With a rich history that’s now over 100-years-old, and, according to IMDB, over 200 movies with Tarzan in the title, it’s little surprise that Warner Bros. has decided to throw $180 million behind another reboot of the character with
The Legend Of Tarzan.
Obviously, the studio has rather high hopes for
The Legend Of Tarzan as they’re releasing it in the height of the summer blockbuster season. They’re hedging their bets that it will be able to swing from vine to vine for several weeks and not only amass a healthy box office return, but will also kick start a brand-new franchise that will prove to be very, very lucrative.
All of that was thrown into a bit of chaos just a couple of months ago when
rumors emerged that Warner Bros. wasn’t completely happy with what
The Legend Of Tarzan’s production had left them with. This issue wasn’t helped by the revelation that director David Yates had moved onto
Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them just after
The Legend Of Tarzan’s post-production had begun.
But all of these problems dissipated with the release of the stunning first trailer for
The Legend Of Tarzan, which suggested that the blockbuster will be a moody, thrilling, and action-packed waltz through the jungle and a modern examination of the titular character and his doting wife Jane.
But what else do you need to know about
The Legend Of Tarzan? Well, luckily, you can have a look through our handy guide below to learn about the blockbuster, which could be the surprise hit of the summer. ..
Tarzan
Alexander Skarsgård has been tasked with playing the titular character in David Yates’ new incarnation of Tarzan, with the 39-year-old
True Blood and
Generation Kill actor beating out the likes of Tom Hardy, Henry Cavill, and Charlie Hunnam to take the part. Rather alarmingly, there was previously a
rumor that Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps was going to dive head first into a cinematic career with the role, but that, thankfully, proved to be unfounded. There was actually precedent for such a casting, though, as Olympic swimmer Johnny Weissmuller played Tarzan in over 12 films between 1932 and 1948. Despite the past, thankfully Warner Bros. recognized that an actual actor was needed for the part, and the Swede soon set out on a rigorous four month training regiment to get his body in tip-top shape. Talking about his version of Tarzan,
Alexander Skarsgård explained to
USA Today:
This is about a man who’s holding back and slowly as you peel off layers, he reverts back to a more animalistic state and lets that side of his personality out.
Obviously, since most of his career has been spent working in television, there are still some concerns over his leading man credentials. But, there’s no denying that he certainly looks the part.
http://www.cinemablend.com/new/Legend-Tarzan-What-We-Know-So-Far-115557.html
Guess it's home to NYC for a few days to wash the said striped shirt and brown jacket
"Did you get a good shot?" :giggles:
