John Scott perfectly nailed the emotion of Tarzan leaving civilization to go where he belongs, back to the jungle. This is such a beautiful work of music.
It's such a shame we can't see the original theatrical ending of *"GREYSTOKE: The Legend of Tarzan"* anymore, where a narration by Phillippe d'Arnot explains why Jane couldn't join Tarzan/John to his African jungle home. Though according to IMDB, there's another ending filmed - but the footage remains undiscovered - where Jane does indeed join Tarzan in his jungle home.
Legend of Tarzan- Lord of the Apes had its Cinema Release in 1984, John Scott Music was wonderfully composed and fitted the images of a brilliantly shot movie. The film was directed by Hugh Hudson who spent his early career making television commercials after progressing to making movies The late John Alcott cinematographer made many previous films with Stanley Kubrick. Credit however must also be given to Sir Ralph Richardson 1902 - 1984 who played the role of The Sixth Earl of Greystoke, this his last film before Sir Ralph's passed away in 1983, According the biographer Sheridan Morley Film Critic- Richardson was of three great actor knights of the mid-twentieth century which included Sir Lawrence Olivier, and Sir John Gielgud. The New York Film Critics awarded Sir Ralph Best Supporting Actor for Greystoke posthumously one year after his death in 1984 A final word in my observation credit must also go to Peter Elliott who was responsible for the realistic Ape cinematography Ron Collins posted June 2019
![John Scott - Return To The Jungle [GREYSTOKE, The Legend of Tarzan... USA - 1984]](/img/logo.svg){kind=logo}
