Many thanks to fellow Sussudioers for this log. ******************** - connected to chat <#PhilCollinsLive2> Chatlet=Auditorium questions=AskPhil height=30 <|> Moderator: Welcome to our chat with Phil Collins! <|> Moderator: As you probably know, Phil's latest project is the soundtrack to Walt Disney's latest animated masterpiece, Tarzan! <|> Moderator: Tarzan doesn't swing into theaters until June 18th but you can get the soundtrack album now on Walt Disney Records. <|> Moderator: As a special bonus for chat guests today, you can get 30520000ff the CD from CD Now <|> Moderator: Thanks for hjoining us Phil! <|> PhilCollins: crowd nosie impression (YayyyyyyY! We love you!) Thanks, I am looking forward to being here. <|> PhilCollins: It's a great experience!guest-fantazia2832778 says: Mr. Collins, I have been a fan for 16 years...How did you become involved with this project? guest-EZGuest56350 says: How did you get involved with "Disneys" Tarzan? <|> PhilCollins: I made some noises to Disney about doing some character voices back in '94/ <|> PhilCollins: That didn't go very far, but Chris Montana called from Disney, and asked if I would consider <|> PhilCollins: doing some music for a film. <|> PhilCollins: That sounded good, and then they mentioned "Tarzan" <|> PhilCollins: I thought that might be in my area, as I was back into playing drums <|> PhilCollins: and I thought someone was watching me, and pointing me in that direction. <|> PhilCollins: So I was happy to do it. <|> PhilCollins: But I wondered at first if I could do what they wanted me to do. <|> PhilCollins: The legacy of Disney music is so awesome! <|> PhilCollins: They said they just wanted me to be me, though. <|> PhilCollins: Write what I write normally. <|> PhilCollins: I dived into it, and have had a lovely time. It's been a great four years on the project. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-CoralCat0 says: Do you feel the drums you use so heavily worked well for Tarzan? <|> PhilCollins: When you're talking about jungles and stuff, drums are what come to mind. <|> PhilCollins: Some of what I had thought of wasn't suited, but I felt we could get the intricacies <|> PhilCollins: of drums into the film. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-sssudio says: Hi Phil!! I love Disney and I love your music! This is a dream come true for me that you're doing a Disney movie!! Thanks from my family!! <|> PhilCollins: It's dawning on me now that the project is almost out, and real people are seeing, <|> PhilCollins: not just those who have worked on it. <|> PhilCollins: Some have grown up with "Genesis" music, and now have families. <|> PhilCollins: It's very gratifying, and I am pleased to bring people over to this kind of thing. <|> PhilCollins: I appreciate the comment. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-veroblue says: Would you like to write and sing in french for future projects ? Did you like the experience of singing in different language for Tarzan songs? <|> PhilCollins: It was something I had never ever done before. <|> PhilCollins: I never really thought about it before. <|> PhilCollins: I now live in Switzerland, in the French part. <|> PhilCollins: But French is unforgiving. You must do in completely correctly, or the French prefer <|> PhilCollins: you don't do it at all. <|> PhilCollins: It was more difficult than I thought. <|> PhilCollins: We finally got there, and got the pronounciation the French would like. <|> PhilCollins: I jokingly say I wouldn't attempt it again, but it's my home language now, and I would indeed do it again. <|> PhilCollins: I now can say I am part of true world music. I had my eyes opened to that. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-DOLDeveloper says: What was the toughest language for you to sing in while recording "Strangers Like Me?" <|> PhilCollins: The toughest one was French. They are so fussy how you pronounce a two-letter word. <|> PhilCollins: If you say "tu" wrong, they correct you. I spent ten minutes one day trying to get it just right. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-myvw says: My family and I luv you...I wanted to buy the Tarzan CD today ..it was sold out ..... <|> PhilCollins: Perfect! LOL <|> PhilCollins: Really, I am sorry you didn't get a copy. <|> PhilCollins: It's almost more exciting than bringing your own record out. <|> PhilCollins: I am pleased in a way you found it sold out. <|> Moderator: Remember, you can get it for 30520000ff from CD Now after the chat. Just click on the CD Now logo after the chat finishes! <|> PhilCollins: * guest-Pollyanna13 says: How do you feel about the use of "non-traditional" instruments these days? Like, trashcan lids, etc. <|> PhilCollins: I think it's fantastic! You can make music with anything. <|> PhilCollins: The only reason we have used electric guitars and drums is that we have conformed <|> PhilCollins: to what we thought was "normal". <|> PhilCollins: To be honest, on the recording of this album, my percussionist brought all his toys <|> PhilCollins: to the studio, including three high-quality trash cans! <|> PhilCollins: They were fantastic, and great sound. <|> PhilCollins: If it makes a noise, and it fits, you use it. <|> PhilCollins: If it's used in a certain way, then do it. <|> PhilCollins: It has to be used when appropriate, and obviously not during a ballad by Pavarotti. <|> PhilCollins: But there was lots of room for percussion, and I was hitting anything I could find in the studio. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-weRgoofy2 says: Will you be swinging on a vine at your next concert appearance? Cool idea, huh? Sounds like fun doesn't it Phil? Your not afraid are you? <|> PhilCollins: LOL Not a lot, actually. <|> PhilCollins: At the end of the record, there is the finale, and then the Tarzan cry. <|> PhilCollins: And many will think it is me doing it...but I am here to tell you it is NOT me. <|> PhilCollins: We will be playing at the premiere of the film in New York, and at other spots across the world, <|> PhilCollins: but no swinging on vines is in the picture. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-sssudio says: Okay, Phil-tell me how those wonderful Tarzan songs were written? I have been wearing out my copy already! I absolutely love all the songs! Great job! <|> PhilCollins: Thankn you! <|> PhilCollins: They were written pretty much as in anything I write. You sit down <|> PhilCollins: at the keyboard, and you hope something nice comes out. But you don't know what will happen. <|> PhilCollins: I had a treatment of the story, that told me where the songs MIGHT be. <|> PhilCollins: There wasn't a script. <|> PhilCollins: I started writing straight away. You try to get an atmosphere for the moment in the film, <|> PhilCollins: but there IS no film, just drawings. <|> PhilCollins: There's nothing to write TO. <|> PhilCollins: I did see some animation over the four years, but you write with an idea in mind. <|> PhilCollins: It's very complex. <|> Moderator: Is this your first experience writing for an animated film?\ <|> PhilCollins: It was my first experience to do an animated film, but I enjoyed it, and plan to do more work for Disney in the future. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-ChuckH6 says: How was it trying to write a song that needed to say a lot but could only be 3 minutes long for the constraints of the movie's time? <|> PhilCollins: That in itself was a challenge. <|> PhilCollins: Most of my fans will know that my songs usually may run four or five minutes to say what they need to say. <|> PhilCollins: Here, it was a different set of rules, to be economical. <|> PhilCollins: And get within those parameters. <|> PhilCollins: I was asked to shorten it at times, and we edited as needed. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-gbuc says: Will you be going on tour promoting this CD? <|> PhilCollins: No, I won't go on tour with it. The next time I will go on tour <|> PhilCollins: will be after my next album, but I don't know when that will be. <|> PhilCollins: I took a big band out last year, and just played drums in it, and we did <|> PhilCollins: big band versions of my songs. We did an album of it, and it's coming out. <|> PhilCollins: It's a live album, recorded in Europe. <|> PhilCollins: I would take that out on tour maybe, but otherwise, no solo tour until after my next solo album. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-manolisvarnas says: phil what do you think of the music in the 90s in copmare of the music back in the 80s <|> PhilCollins: Well, like any period, there's stuff you like, and then there's..... <|> PhilCollins: There's wonderful stuff I hear that has wonderful sound quality, and there's a lot of good stuff out there, <|> PhilCollins: but I have those I listen to that are my favorites. Including those such as Count Basie. <|> PhilCollins: But if I like something, I will go out and buy it. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-KaseyHh says: Dear Phil, I have a lot of older Genesis cds and I have noticed that over the years your voice has become much stronger. Could you give me advice on how I could do the same. <|> PhilCollins: Well, just hang around for 15 or 20 years. <|> PhilCollins: When I first sang in the band, I was thrown into the deep end. <|> PhilCollins: It takes time, especially if you're a drummer, not a singer. <|> PhilCollins: I was supposed to be a backup. <|> PhilCollins: It takes time to gain a character, and it's like an elastic band. <|> PhilCollins: You stretch it, and the next day, you can't stretch it as far. <|> PhilCollins: And you go slow, so you don't blow your voice out. <|> PhilCollins: It takes some less times than others. <|> Moderator: Do you have a recollection of an injury on tour like that? <|> PhilCollins: In Detroit, in 1985, I lost my voice. It was a difficult decision to make. <|> PhilCollins: You may learn after you open the doors that you can't do it. <|> PhilCollins: In Tampa, with Genesis, at the sound check, I thought it was a little off. But I told them I thought I would be alright. <|> PhilCollins: We went on, and I was terrible. I cried about it afterwards. <|> PhilCollins: Some fans didn't notice, but the fans that did, I hope most understood. <|> PhilCollins: I had let the crew down, the people down. <|> PhilCollins: It wasn't a decision made lightly, and I understand they had made an investment in coming to see us. <|> PhilCollins: And the last thing I want to happen is to go home without doing my best. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-JacqNic says: Since music is such an instrumental part (hahaha) of Disney movies, what's it like knowing that when people think of Tarzan, they are going to think of you? <|> PhilCollins: Pretty fantastic really! <|> PhilCollins: It puts the pressure on, actually. You always want to the do the best you can, <|> PhilCollins: and please those on the project. <|> PhilCollins: And you do start thinking of all the famous Disney songs <|> PhilCollins: -- Whistle While You Work, Zippity-Do-Da, and others... <|> PhilCollins: you hope you live up to expectations. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-simba312 says: Did any of your "regular band" perform or otherwise help in the project? <|> PhilCollins: Yes, Nathan East played bass on the songs, but most of it was just me. <|> PhilCollins: What you hear on the CD is mostly my demos, but with drums added, guitar work, bass. <|> PhilCollins: I use those demos often when I like them. <|> PhilCollins: My home studio is the size of a small bedroom, and I work on my own. <|> PhilCollins: It's all user-friendly, with 24-track machines. <|> PhilCollins: My demos, embroidered upon, result in many of my albums. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-PhilFan1 says: Hi Phil! I'm a huge fan and also a musician, and your music is a huge inspiration to me. One thing I was wondering was, Where did you get the idea for Trashing The Camp? <|> PhilCollins: Well, it was a scene that they wanted a song for. <|> PhilCollins: I got an immediate take on it, and I got an idea on it pretty quick. <|> PhilCollins: The basic bones of those songs came to me in the first two weeks. <|> PhilCollins: It is an incredibly easy song, three chords. <|> PhilCollins: But hard in how it was based around the animation, and they didn't know until they got the demo how they would animate. <|> PhilCollins: So it was like the chicken and the egg. <|> PhilCollins: We finally decided on an approach, and it proceeded from there. <|> PhilCollins: And we finally finished it. <|> PhilCollins: It was interesting to do, but very hard. <|> PhilCollins: * CCCouGar says: Looking back now, how honored do you feel to have been an extra in The Beatles' "A Hard Day's Night"? And was that your first foray into the world of music? <|> PhilCollins: Oh no! I've lived with this for many years! <|> PhilCollins: I was about 13 then, and around that time, there were other films <|> PhilCollins: being made. <|> PhilCollins: There's one for "Deadline for Diamonds" that I was in, and others. <|> PhilCollins: I was in drama school then, and we got sent to many of them. <|> PhilCollins: I must admit, 20 years on, alongside Paul McCartney, handing him an award, <|> PhilCollins: he couldn't believe I was in that picture, I couldn't believe it, and here I was, <|> PhilCollins: handing him an award! <|> PhilCollins: * guest-bjbyrne says: D you credit anybody as being your inspration for the Tarzan Soundtrack? <|> PhilCollins: Only the people that were involved in the movie who pushed me <|> PhilCollins: to push myself. <|> PhilCollins: "Strangers Like Me" has a Genesis influence. <|> PhilCollins: But many have chord arrangements I would never normally use. <|> PhilCollins: There's a very urgent feeling in that song. <|> PhilCollins: I was kind of pushed to do this, to make this the best that can be. <|> PhilCollins: So the directors and producers and music producer were such a help. I played "You'll Be in My Heart" <|> PhilCollins: over the phone to them, and they said it needed some work. So I went back, and pushed harder, and I did improve it. <|> PhilCollins: It was that kind of help, that pushing, that helped me. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-jldodge10 says: Phil, I enjoy seeing my 2 1/2 yr old grandson dancing to the music from the movie. He can't wait to see it. Thank you so much to the contribution to good stuff for kids to watch!! <|> PhilCollins: This is coming at the end of a long day of getting feedback about this film. <|> PhilCollins: I've lived this for four years, sort of in a cocoon, and now, it's out in the world, <|> PhilCollins: and you hear comments from people who have no ax to grind. <|> PhilCollins: And the feedback is very positive, and what every writer dreams of. <|> PhilCollins: It's something you've done that you're proud of, and they say it has touched their lives. <|> PhilCollins: It is the "thank you" that makes me pleased. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-Stevet61 says: In the trailer on GO Network, you look like you are having a blast doing the songs. Could you tell me just what it felt like to do it? <|> PhilCollins: It was great fun! <|> PhilCollins: It was a very gradual process, so you're constantly adding to it. <|> PhilCollins: You actually have the time to make the decisions. <|> PhilCollins: You sometimes don't notice how you could do it better until you're out on the road with it. <|> PhilCollins: But with four years, you have the luxury of catching it IN the studio, and it has its advantages,. <|> PhilCollins: Not that I would want to work four years on every project. <|> PhilCollins: It's not something I do naturally, and I couldn't push it any faster, due to the time thanks guest-Nasnet1, your question has been received <|> Moderator: Remember you can get 30520000ff the Tarzan soundtrack through CD NOW after the chat by clicking on the CD Now logo on the left. <|> PhilCollins: it takes for the animation, and the time for the elements to come together. <|> PhilCollins: * <|> Moderator: And be sure to join us here at Tarzan.com for our special webcast LIVE from the red carpet of the Tarzan premiere party in Hollywood on Saturday, June 12th at 6:30pm ET/3:30 PT guest-Irene615 says: Phil, where do you see as your place in music history? What do you want to be remembered for? <|> PhilCollins: I don't think about things like that. <|> PhilCollins: If remembered at all, I would like to be remembered as a pretty good drummer. <|> PhilCollins: We shouldn't get caught up in an ego tunnel. It was something I was <|> PhilCollins: fortunate to do, something I love, and I try hard. <|> PhilCollins: Maybe my gravestone should say, "I tried hard" <|> PhilCollins: 8 guest-simba312 says: Since you consider yourself a drummer first and foremost - what drumming frontiers do you still want to explore? <|> PhilCollins: Certain things come to you at a time in your life when you acknowledge your are ready nnow. <|> PhilCollins: I had to learn to play for two or three hours again, and it's a style I don't naturally play. <|> PhilCollins: I had to invent a notation system for myself to use. <|> PhilCollins: (That's two or three hours at a time) <|> PhilCollins: I hadn't done that for a long time. <|> PhilCollins: I hadn't played drums like that since I went out with Eric Clapton back <|> PhilCollins: in the mid-80's. <|> PhilCollins: That was a big surge in energy for me, to realize that dream. guest-jillbeans says: The second grade play at my school was called disney on parade a history of famous disney songs from films the next time we perform it we will definitely include tarzan <|> PhilCollins: There's lots of things out there that I haven't even though of to do yet. <|> PhilCollins: * <|> PhilCollins: Certain films don't date, that is, you can watch them over and over again. <|> PhilCollins: Many are Disney films, such as "Bambi" or "Dumbo", are like pieces of art. <|> PhilCollins: They won't really ever date. <|> PhilCollins: There is something very timeless about them. <|> PhilCollins: It's a statement of animation, of art, whereas live films, you can date them by the haircuts <|> PhilCollins: or the trousers. thanks guest-Nasnet1, your question has been received <|> Moderator: Did you cry when Bambi's mother died? <|> PhilCollins: Yes ;-( guest-Pretorius2 says: Hello Phil, today is my brother's birthday, and I was wondering if you could say happy birthday to him, I thought it would be neat if Phil Collin's said happy birthday to my brother, so will you? by the way, I was 1st in line to get the Tarzan soundtrack, I LOVED your song's! <|> PhilCollins: That's very nice....I don't know your brother's name, but I want to wish to you a Happy Birthday <|> PhilCollins: (singing) Happy Birthday to you, <|> PhilCollins: Happy Birthday to you <|> PhilCollins: Happy Birthday to you <|> PhilCollins: Happy Birthday to you <|> PhilCollins: * guest-Rlztn says: Hi Phil! I'm also a drummer, and I like to compose music in my bedroom with my computer and other equipment in my spare time. When I sit down to write something, I have trouble being coherent. What state of mind are you in while writing? What do you think about? <|> PhilCollins: You have to be prepared <|> PhilCollins: that there will be days when nothing will happen. <|> PhilCollins: Those of us who have success do NOT have it all just "pour out." <|> PhilCollins: It's a matter of timing and luck many times. <|> PhilCollins: "Against All Odds" is a classic example. <|> PhilCollins: You just fool around, and some times improvisation just makes it happen. <|> PhilCollins: I tried all day, I didn't think it sounded original. I went downstairs, took a break, <|> PhilCollins: then came back. Finally, I was going to give up, and five minutes from that point, it all came together. <|> PhilCollins: You're a lucky person if you can sit down, and it comes together for you. <|> PhilCollins: It's a matter of luck. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-Olsen7 says: Hi Phil! I've been a fan since we were both a lot younger... How was it to work with the teen sensation band NSync?? <|> PhilCollins: Just before Christmas, my youngest daughter, Lily, wanted tickets in L.A. <|> PhilCollins: It's her favorite band, so I arranged the tickets for her. <|> PhilCollins: We were considering doing other versions later on the album, and we were considering acapella arrangements <|> PhilCollins: and we thought of them, and got ahold of them, and my daughter thought I was the greatest Dad, cause I was able to let her sit in on the session. <|> PhilCollins: Boyz to Men is another one that impressed me a lot. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-JacqNic says: Mr. Collins, I've been listening to your music since I was born and my mom would play it around the house. I've noticed that since the Tarzan CD came out my teenage friends are finally starting to realize how incredibly cool you are and I just wanted to say thanks for the music and for bridging that gap! You're the best! <|> PhilCollins: Flattery will get you anywhere you want! <|> PhilCollins: I'm so unhip, I am almost hip again! <|> PhilCollins: * guest-EZGuest33293 says: We remember watching the early tazans on Sunday afternoons, did you watch as a child? <|> PhilCollins: I have never seen one of them all the way through. <|> PhilCollins: It wasn't that big in Europe as in America. <|> PhilCollins: But when I got the job, I read the original novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs. <|> PhilCollins: It was a really gripping read. <|> PhilCollins: There were many many Tarzans in the movies, including Johnny Weissmueller who was the most famous one. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-Penny355 says: Phil, I'm a big fan and feel everything you do is "quality". Has your daughter Lily seen the movie and if so, what did she think? <|> PhilCollins: Actually, my daughter sings in the movie. There are a couple of moments with a kids' choir, <|> PhilCollins: and she was part of that. <|> PhilCollins: She's 10, and it's a great time for her. I wanted to get the film done before she was a teenager. LOL <|> PhilCollins: She says "It's all over the place, Dad" - billboards, on radio. <|> PhilCollins: I did it for Lily. My oldest kids are 26 and 22, so they are kind of past that,. <|> PhilCollins: I thought doing this (at first, as character voices) so she could show her children, and her children's children. <|> PhilCollins: It just goes on, and they won't forget "Tarzan." <|> Moderator: Are you a family man? <|> PhilCollins: I've been divorced for some time, but I feel the need to "be there" for them as much as I can, and show them I love them. <|> PhilCollins: I have three great kids, and I am very lucky. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-Freckleface7 says: Of everything you have done in your career, and tried (acting, singing, composing) nwhat has brought you the most :joy"? <|> PhilCollins: It's difficult to say, because when you finish one you like and are proud of, at that moment, you're happy. <|> PhilCollins: A highlight was playing drums in Eric Clapton's band in the 80's and early 90's. <|> PhilCollins: Many would not think that would qualify because of all else I have done, <|> PhilCollins: but that, and the big band experience, and working with Tony Bennett, all are high points for me. <|> PhilCollins: I've had a charmed life. <|> PhilCollins: I've done what I've pretty much wanted to do, and there's stuff out there I was very <|> PhilCollins: pleased to have done. <|> PhilCollins: Different hats on, such as a songwriter, and feedback I have heard tonight, actually <|> PhilCollins: making a difference for someone through what you have written, that's got me spoiled. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-EZGuest73200 says: My 3 year old daughter already can sing along to the chorus of"You'll be in my heart". <|> PhilCollins: That's the idea, isn't it? To write a song because it hits a nerve. <|> PhilCollins: You have a sophisticated three-year-old! <|> PhilCollins: That's very very nice of you to say so. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-weRgoofy2 says: When will you be in New York for a concert? Soon I hope. We can't wait to see you and hear your wonderful songs. What was your inspiration in making the song You'll be in my heart? It's our favorite on the cd so far.! <|> PhilCollins: As far as playing goes, I don't know. Next will be the big band tour next year. <|> PhilCollins: I have to think about touring now. I am 48, and I don't really want to see many more hotels. <|> PhilCollins: But audiences DO keep you going, and you need it as a performer. <|> PhilCollins: I had no drawings for "You'll Be In My Heart" <|> PhilCollins: I did have one about the baby touching the mother gorilla's hand. <|> PhilCollins: I remembered being on the road with Lily, and she would be crying, and I would sing to her to keep her quiet <|> PhilCollins: I used that mentality when writing this. It was called "Lullaby" until a year ago. <|> PhilCollins: When this started, there is a scene when Carla knocks over a music box, <|> PhilCollins: and I thought it would be great if that song played. <|> PhilCollins: But they cut that part out of the movie. <|> PhilCollins: I was sad about that. <|> PhilCollins: * guest-bubslong says: My 1yr old grandson loves to hear your music Your voice is soothing to him and he smiles and dances when I play any of your music.Will you say Hi to him his name is Jason <|> PhilCollins: Hi, Jason! This is the "other" bald guy! <|> Moderator [laughs] <|> PhilCollins: Jason, go to bed...what are you doing up? It's late! <|> PhilCollins: * guest-EZGuest says: WHat advice would you give youngsters? <|> PhilCollins: I don't want to sound like a conservative do-gooder, but we need to ask some questions <|> PhilCollins: to ourselves about how we want the world to be that we live in. <|> PhilCollins: They have to be taught, and to teach their children. <|> PhilCollins: To have different races, a different God, a different belief, it's okay. <|> PhilCollins: Tolerance for your fellow man is one of the most important things. <|> PhilCollins: I find that teaching compassion and tolerance is important. <|> PhilCollins: It may not be hip to listen to, but I think we need to address it. <|> PhilCollins: Our children will grow up to be representatives of what they were taught. <|> PhilCollins: * <|> Moderator: Phil, I'm afraid we'reout of time for today's chat. Any closing words to your fans online? <|> PhilCollins: I'm really touched. This has been a long road to get this film done, <|> PhilCollins: and to be received as it is being received, I can't believe my luck. <|> PhilCollins: I would like to thank everyone for being here. <|> PhilCollins: Bye for now! <|> PhilCollins: * <|> Moderator: I'd like to thank Phil Collins for taking the time to chat with us today! <|> Moderator: Remember, "Tarzan," featuring new music by Phil Collins, <|> Moderator: including the new single "You'll be in My Heart" <|> Moderator: is available now on Walt Disney Records... <|> Moderator: even before the film swings into theaters on June 18th! <|> Moderator: And as a special offer to guests in today's chat... <|> Moderator: you can get 30520000ff the Tarzan soundtrack CD... <|> Moderator: ...as well as FREE shipping and handling... <|> Moderator: from CD Now by clicking on the CD Now logo on the left side of the screen now. <|> Moderator: Thanks to all of you for joining us today. <|> Moderator: Be sure to join us here at Tarzan.com on Saturday, June 12th <|> Moderator: when we'll be broadcasting to you LIVE <|> Moderator: from the red carpet of the Tarzan premiere party at the El Capitan theater in Hollywood! <|> Moderator: We'll be talking to the stars as the arrive to see this incredible new animated masterpiece <|> Moderator: and asking them YOU'RE questions! <|> Moderator: And you can see and hear it all LIVE as it happens using the REal Player. <|> Moderator: Show starts at 6:30 p.m. ET/3:30 PT on Saturday, June 12th <|> Moderator: right here at www.Tarzan.com <|> Moderator: part of Go Network! <|> Moderator: I'll see you then!