Planet of the Apes
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Oct 14, 2026
Louis PeitzmanHOST
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Louis PeitzmanHOST
I, I, I will say, he, in 2001 he does have Storytelling and Planet of the Apes.
Griffin NewmanGUEST
Yeah.
Louis PeitzmanHOST
Um, Planet of the Apes being the movie that I play for him every time he's on Cinematrix because-
Griffin NewmanGUEST
[laughs]
Louis PeitzmanHOST
... uh, never forget.
Louis PeitzmanHOST
...
Louis PeitzmanHOST
I, I, I will say, he, in 2001 he does have Storytelling and Planet of the Apes.
Griffin NewmanGUEST
Yeah.
Louis PeitzmanHOST
Um, Planet of the Apes being the movie that I play for him every time he's on Cinematrix because-
Griffin NewmanGUEST
[laughs]
Louis PeitzmanHOST
... uh, never forget.
speaker_0HOST
Oh, yeah.
speaker_1HOST
So let's look at the film Stephen Holland ranks at the absolute bottom of the pile coming in at number seven, the 2001 adaptation of Pierre Boulle's French sci-fi novel, Planet of the Apes.
speaker_0HOST
Okay, we really have to unpack the sheer weight of what Burton was stepping into here.
speaker_1HOST
It was a massive undertaking.
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speaker_0HOST
Let's talk about the 2016 film Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children based on the novel by Ransom Riggs.
speaker_1HOST
A fascinating case study.
speaker_0HOST
Totally, because, okay, Planet of the Apes is this muscular political sci-fi property.
speaker_0HOST
It doesn't naturally fit Burton at all.
Ken TalbotHOST
I personally think it's Tim Burton's last truly great film.
Ken TalbotHOST
What was after this? Was it Planet of the Apes? Yeah, he did Planet of the Apes and then he started doing his serious stuff.
Ken TalbotHOST
So it was like Big Fish and the more...
Ken TalbotHOST
I remember reading an interview with him years ago in Empire and he was like, I want to start making some films that my kids will watch.
James Barker-HillHOST
Maybe I'm a little bit cruel there, but the portrayal of them in his films, he's got loads of films.
James Barker-HillHOST
You know, you've got Michael Clarke Duncan and Planet of the Apes, which I haven't seen.
James Barker-HillHOST
Who is he playing? A monkey.
James Barker-HillHOST
And then the only two other huge performances in Tim Burton films by black people is the dude playing Oogie Boogie in Nightmare Before Christmas, which I would talk about in this, but he produced it and he wrote it, but I am only doing the films he's directed.
James Barker-HillHOST
Um, Big Eyes, one with Amy Adams, which I don't really know too much about, but it's Tim Burton.
James Barker-HillHOST
I've seen a lot of his films, so I'd give it a try in order to complete Tim Burton's filmography.
James Barker-HillHOST
Obviously the horrible Planet of the Apes films, you know, the original one is amazing.
James Barker-HillHOST
The reboot with, you know, starting with James Franco and then the Matt Reeves directed ones and then the Wes Ball one.
Lou DemarcoGUEST
They're done.
Lou DemarcoGUEST
Now here comes Planet of the Apes.
Lou DemarcoGUEST
Vic Armstrong's brother, Andy Armstrong, gets Planet of the Apes, which is Tim- the Tim Burton one, 2001.
Tony MullerHOST
Mm-hmm.
Lou DemarcoGUEST
And they're like, "It's gonna be big.
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Tony MullerHOST
Mm-hmm
Lou DemarcoGUEST
...
Lou DemarcoGUEST
Planet of the Apes, or Paul would fill in for him.
Brian HallHOST
Yeah.
Zaki HasanHOST
It's, you know, I still remember when the 2001 Planet of the Apes came out, Roger Ebert, in his review, said in 10 years, when people are talking about Planet of the Apes, they'll be talking about the original one.
Brian HallHOST
Yeah.
Brian HallHOST
Yeah.
JoshHOST
[upbeat drum music]
Garrett BussGUEST
Live from the forbidden zone, it's the broadcast from the Planet of the Apes.
Garrett BussGUEST
[monkey screeching]
SamHOST
We are recording.
LukeHOST
The Ape Podcast.
Garrett BussGUEST
Mm-hmm.
SamHOST
Uh, this is broadcast from the Planet of the Apes.
SamHOST
I'm Sam.
Tyler SmithHOST
Yeah
David BaxHOST
... are okay, but in the middle of there is the, his Planet of the Apes, which is-
Tyler SmithHOST
Yeah
David BaxHOST
... no good.
David BaxHOST
[laughs]
Tyler SmithHOST
Yeah.
David BaxHOST
We were in Chicago and I had not, I had, if you can imagine, I had missed Planet of the Apes on its first run.
Tyler SmithHOST
Crazy, right?
Steve MorrisHOST
She was an accountant on it, I think.
John RochaHOST
And then came back to work with Tim Burton in the Planet of the Apes remake, playing one of the Senate, one of the ape senators there.
John RochaHOST
And then, you know, just kind of a law of diminishing returns.
John RochaHOST
And then sadly passed away from a fall in his house after he had moved back, moved to, I think it was to Alabama.
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