displays of stuffed animals. He discovers many live, caged apes from Africa, including his adoptive father, Silverbeard. They recognise each other, and John releases Silverbeard and other caged animals. They are pursued by police and museum officials. They reach a woodland park, where Silverbeard is fatally shot. John, devastated, yells to the crowd, "He was my father!" Unable to assimilate to the human society that he views as cruel, John decides to return to Africa and reunite with his ape family. Phillippe and Jane escort him back to the jungle where Phillippe and John first met. John returns to the world he understands and is reunited with his ape friend, Figs. Jane does not join him, but Phillippe silently expresses his hope that perhaps they may someday be reunited. Cast Christopher Lambert – John Clayton/Tarzan, Lord of the Apes, a man orphaned in the jungle who was adopted by a group of apes and became their leader and is the last member of the Greystoke lineage Tali McGregor – Infant Tarzan Peter Kyriakou – One-year-old Tarzan Danny Potts – Five-year-old Tarzan Eric Langlois – Twelve-Year-Old Tarzan Ralph Richardson – The 6th Earl of Greystoke, John Clayton's grandfather who is the current Earl of Greystoke and confuses John for his son due to grief and his deteriorated memory Ian Holm – Capitaine Phillippe d'Arnot, a Belgian explorer who discovered John in the jungle, taught him the way of man, and brought him to England James Fox – Lord Charles Esker, a lord who tries to keep the line of Greystoke intact Andie MacDowell – Jane Porter, the Earl's ward who becomes romantically involved with John Glenn Close – Jane Porter (voice, uncredited). Close later voiced Kala, Tarzan's adoptive ape mother in the Disney animated adaptation. Cheryl Campbell – Alice, Lady Clayton of Greystoke, John's biological mother who dies of malaria Paul Geoffrey – John "Jack" Clayton, Viscount Clayton, John's biological father who is killed by his adoptive ape father Ian Charleson – Jeffson Brown Nigel Davenport – Major Jack Downing Nicholas Farrell – Sir Hugh Belcher Richard Griffiths – Captain Billings Hilton McRae – Willy David Suchet – Buller John Wells – Sir Evelyn Blount Paul Brooke – The Rev. Stimson Ape performers Peter Elliott as Silverbeard, the dominant male of the Mangani troop and John's adoptive ape father. Elliott was also the ape movement choreographer. Ailsa Berk – Kala, John's