This is our big break and you're out here
in this cheap tacky gorilla suit
Commentater: What we witnessed
was more tragic than comic
Man: Stand up
Man: Don't be a, don't start being a turd now
Man: Hey!
Man: Can we do it right the first time?
Commentator: It wasn't Tarzan's performances
Commentator: that caught us off guard
(Chimpanzee squeeling)
Commetator: But what occasionally led up to it
Man: Hold it up
Man: Hold it!
Man: Curtain
Man: Talk talk talk talk talk talk talk talk talk
Man: Okay okay okay
Man: Cut it for a second
Man: Hold it! Hold it here!
Man: Stay. (Chimpanzee squeeling)
Commentator: Now keep in mind, Weinstein is fully aware
our cameras are rolling.
Man: Okay, go ahead and start it again.
Man: Okay (inaudible)
(Chimpanzee screaming)
Woman: Oh this is so foul!
Commentator: We asked two of the
worlds leading authorities on
chimpanzee behavior to view portions
of Tarzan's performance.
Woman: It's just misery.
Commentator: Doctor Jane Goodall
and doctor Roger Foutss
Man: He's scared to death of this guy
Woman: See how he flinched there
Commentator: What does that tell you?
Woman: That he's scared.
Man: Light it!
Man: The chimp was anticipating
you know being struck
or being punished in some fashion.
I mean you don't just flinch for no reason
Commentator: Fouts and Goodall noted
that those familiar chimp grins which
we've all laughed at
one time or another
are in fact displays of fear
Their conclusion: Tarzan was being abused.