Becoming Jane Full Movie' title='Becoming Jane Full Movie' />Jane Porter Disney Wiki. Jane Porter. Portrayed by. Inspiration. Jane Porter from the Tarzan novels by Edgar Rice Burroughs. Honors and awards. Watch Men`S Group Online Metacritic'>Watch Men`S Group Online Metacritic. Annie Award nomination for Outstanding Individual Achievement for Voice Acting in an Animated Feature Production Minnie DriverPersonality. Ambitious, creative, curious, intelligent, eccentric, talkative, empathetic, proper, charming. Appearance. Slender, fair skin, rosy cheeks, pink lips, long brown hair, lavender eyelids, blue eyes. Any movie fans who were around in 1989 will remember Tim Burtons Batman dominated the summer, becoming a huge blockbuster and a landmark for comic book movies. Never miss another hot celeb story The juiciest celebrity news from all around the web on a single page. Becoming Jane Full Movie' title='Becoming Jane Full Movie' />Occupation. Artist. Queen of the Apes. Goal. To study and understand gorillas succeededTo stay with Tarzan succeededAllies. Terk, Tantor, Clayton formerly, Kala, Kerchak, Flynt and Mungo, Renard Dumont sometimes, Hazel, Greenly, Eleanor. Likes. Sketching, animal research, exploration, adventuring with Tarzan. Dislikes. Baboons, poachers, excessive heights, disorder. Fate. Marries Tarzan and finds a permanent home in the jungle. QuoteNo, no, no Ahem. Im Jane. Im in a tree with a man who talks to monkeys. And, daddy, they took my bootI was saved by a flying, wild man in loin clothJane to her father. Jane Porter is the deuteragonist of Disneys 1. Tarzan. She is an artistic animal researcher and the eventual love interest of Tarzan. Background. Jane is a young woman living in Victoria era Britain, alongside her father, the esteemed Professor Archimedes Q. Porter. What became of Janes mother is unknown, though Archimedes briefly mentioned that their daughter takes after her, quite a bit. At adulthood, Jane became an animal researcher in a field that allows her to work closely with her father. Together, they use their combined resources to garner a better understanding of animal habitats and behavior. Their most ambitious expedition is one taking place in Africa, where a long awaited journey to study gorillas was to occur. Personality. Despite her origins linking back to upper class England, Jane is fairly eccentric and spontaneous not unlike her father. She still has a sense of standards, however, and tries to stay true to her roots as an Englishwoman, while also adapting to life in the jungle. Overall, Jane is nevertheless intelligent and greatly gifted in her skills as a zoologist and artist seen several times throughout the film, Jane can conjure an extremely accurate representation of an animal or even a human, such as Tarzan and portray it on her sketch board with relative ease and exquisite detail. Though she primarily works from a reference, her sketch of Tarzan was done solely on memory, further exemplifying her talent. Becoming Jane Full Movie' title='Becoming Jane Full Movie' />Aside from art, Jane has a passionate admiration for wildlife of all kinds. She generally appreciates and respects the animal kingdom, and takes it as her responsibility to be mindful of their living conditions during her explorations. This led to bitterness between herself and her arrogant guide, Clayton, who continuously doubted Janes capabilities. Watch Feast Megavideo. For all of her talents, Jane is far from perfect. She has a habit of getting herself into trouble, and sometimes due to her own arrogance, such as when she teased and taunted a baby baboon, not realizing his aggressive family was nearby and ready to protect their child. Within the jungle, she is also out of her element, meaning she initially had a difficult time surviving its perils upon encountering them, forcing her to be saved by Tarzan, repeatedly. Interestingly, however, she is somewhat quick to adapt. After her first encounter with Tarzan, Jane grew a natural understanding of the ape man, and the jungle itself. She slowly began to lower her defenses visualized through her progressive change of attire, became more open minded to the peculiar world in which she was exploring, and eventually felt her home was not in England, but in the jungle itself, and with Tarzan. Physical appearance. In Tarzan, Jane is a woman in her early 2. When she first appeared in the movie her outfit and personality wasnt adapted to the jungle, but as the film moves on her outfit becomes more revealing as she grows more attached to the jungle to the point that at the end of the movie her appearance is now similar to Tarzan as she now lives in the jungle. When Jane first appeared she was wearing a long yellow dress with white gloves, white boots with black on the soles, toes, and heels, like Mary Jane shoes, white petticoat, white frilly knee length pantalettes and her hair was in a bun. Later, when Jane is introducing Tarzan to her father, she wore a yellow shirt with a long green skirt with no shoes, and her hair is let loose. Her next outfit is of a white tank top, with a long, wrapped red skirt, and like her previous outfit her hair is loose and she is barefoot. By the end of the movie, Jane wore only a red tank top that reveals her midriff and a matching short skirt. In the Legend of Tarzan, Jane is almost always wearing her yellow shirt and green skirt as her main outfit. Appearances. Jane in the original Tarzan. Jane is a young woman who travels with her father and their guide, Clayton, to Africa, where they intend to study gorillas. While out walking, Jane steps into a gorillas nest. She and her father soon find more nests which lead the two to believe that the animals live in family groups. As they continue their journey, Jane sees a baby baboon and begins to draw it in her sketchbook. However, the baboon steals the book from her, and she chases him in an attempt to retrieve it. As she chases the baboon, she is unaware that Tarzan is following her quietly. The baboon finds his own picture and refuses to give it back. Jane finally manages to steal it back, making the baby baboon cry. Jane turns around and sees the babys angry baboon family and they begin to chase her. As Jane runs, she is grabbed by Tarzan and swung up in the air. One of the baboons holds onto her foot, but she manages to kick it off, losing her boot in the process. Finally, after falling through vines, Jane and Tarzan finally land in a tree where the baby and another baboon float down to them. Tarzan speaks to them in monkey talk and takes the picture from Jane and gives it to them, much to Janes surprise. Tarzan is fascinated by Jane, as he has never seen another human like himself before. Tarzan tells her his name but it takes a bit for Jane to teach him her name. They then hear a gunshot in the distance, fired by Clayton, so Jane asks Tarzan to take her to her camp. Tarzan does so, repeating the gunshot thinking thats what Clayton is. Becoming Bond Review IGNShare. Former 0. 07 star George Lazenbys version of how he became and then abandoned James Bond. By Jim Vejvoda. Utilizing a documentary and narrative hybrid approach, Becoming Bond now streaming on Hulu chronicles the life of George Lazenby, the roguish Australian male model turned actor who was the first to succeed Sean Connery in the role of James Bond. Its a charming if slight account as told by the subject himself, but its mostly comedic reenactments sometimes do more to undercut Lazenby than they do to convince us he deserved to be 0. Having never acted before in his life, Lazenby won the role of cinemas most famous secret agent but only played the part once, in 1. On Her Majestys Secret Service. According to Lazenby, he turned his back on fame and fortune, rejecting a multi picture deal and 1 million offer to return as 0. The franchise ultimately wooed Connery back for one more film before Roger Moore took over the role. Becoming Bond is built around Lazenby recalling his life from his impoverished, problem child youth in Australia to his days as a mechanic and car salesman to finally his accidental career as a male model and then, of course, the big screens second James Bond and love affairs, which are all reenacted in largely comedic fashion in scenes starring Josh Lawson Superstore, House of Lies as Lazenby. Director Josh Greenbaums decision to allow Lazenby to essentially relate his tale as he recalls it makes for some fun sequences of Lawsons Lazenby acting out some of those experiences, although it also calls into question how reliable a narrator Lazenby is. And maybe thats the point. Lazenby is a character in the greatest story he knows his own. He owns up to his arrogance, which he sees more as brutal honesty and being himself, and also fesses up to his own shortcomings, from bad judgment to episodes of sexual dysfunction. But as funny as these reenactments can be, theres a TV sketch comedy show vibe to them at times feeling more like Austin Powers than James Bond that undercuts what a surprisingly effective Bond Lazenby was for a guy who had never acted before. If he comes across as this much of an oaf then it leaves the impression of him being unworthy of the role. Lawson is a fine comedic actor, but he simply doesnt resemble Lazenby enough to really convince. From the hairline to the overall physicality, he just doesnt look like the real man the film cuts back and forth to throughout. Josh Lawson as George Lazenby in Becoming Bond. The most effective parts of the dramatizations involve Georges pursuit of Belinda Kassandra Clementi, an upper class Aussie he falls head over heels for. While theres definitely some creepy, stalker y stuff to his pursuit by our days standards, Georges romance with Belinda helps to humanize him and make you sympathize with him even when hes being foolish and arrogant. Lazenbys macho schtick is definitely not something celebrated in todays hyper sensitive, PC culture, and there are times when you cant help but cringe at some of his and his characters behavior. But the film and its subject at least deserve credit for showing the man in a largely warts and all light. The supporting cast include Jeff Garlin as Bond movie producer Harry Saltzman, former Bond Girl Jane Seymour as Georges agent, and Jake Johnson and Dana Carvey in cameos dont have especially well rounded roles, adding to these scenes coming across more like skits than anything truly substantial. Ultimately, its Lazenby himself that makes Becoming Bond worth watching. Hes effortlessly charming, one helluva raconteur, and his story is undeniably interesting. I feel safe to assume, many other Bond fans versed in the history of the franchise may view his version of how his tenure as Bond ended with some skepticism. Becoming Bond. A unique documentarynarrative hybrid chronicling the stranger than fiction true story of George Lazenby, a poor Australian car mechanic who, through an unbelievable set of circumstances, landed the role of James Bond in On Her Majestys Secret Service 1. Then after being offered the next six Bond films and a 1 million signing bonus, he turned it all down. The Verdict. The charming, skillful storyteller George Lazenby himself is the best reason to watch Becoming Bond. The reenactments, while often funny and involving, simply cant hold a candle to the man and his anecdotes.