Project Detail

Tarzan of Bounds Green

Synopsis

In Tarzan of Bounds Green, Eric Bromberger remembers the day he watched Johnny Weissmuller dive at his local pool, in a special one-off performance.

Today, the pool is a garden centre.

Who, among those buying their pot plants and compost, would imagine that Tarzan had been here?

Details

Year
2006
Type of project
Shorts
Running time
6 mins 20 secs
Format
Super8, Mini DV
Director
Tom Tagholm
Producer
Tom Tagholm
Editor
Tim Hardy
Director of Photography
Shane Daly
Sound
Stef Baldini, Peter Leggett
Composer
KPM, DeWoolf
Principal cast
Eric Bromberger

Production Status

Production Company

ttagholm@channel4.co.uk

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