Apology to Shuler Hensley

By: Michael Dale May. 26, 2006

I wish to apologize to the actor Shuler Hensley for an
erroneous statement I made in my review of
Tarzan. I wrote that there are instances in
the show where he mimes to recorded ape growls. I've
since learned this is not true and that every sound
made by his character comes from the actor's voice.

The way the scenes were staged and the realism of Mr.
Hensley's impersonation of ape growls led me to
believe I was listening to a recording. I've edited
the statement out of my review and am very sorry for
my misjudgment.

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