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ApeApe - Cultured, well-mannered brown ape companion of clumsy Tarzan type on the cartoon series GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE/ABC/1967-70. The cartoon's title theme summarizes George and Ape's relationship "When he gets in a scrape/he'll make his escape/with the help of his friend/an ape named Ape." Ape speaks like the suave 1930s British film actor Ronald Colman (celebrity voice provided by Paul Frees). When Ape needs to send a message through the jungle he beats on his belly (his "tum-tum tom-tom"). John Cleese provided the voice of "an ape named 'Ape' " in the live-action motion picture adaptation of the cartoon series George of the Jungle (1997) and the video sequel George of the Jungle 2 (2003). Richard J. Mueck wore Ape's ape costume.

 
 

 

 
 
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