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Newest Links
Planet of the Apes Discussion Group
Want to discuss any and all things POTA? Join the Planet of the Apes Discussion
Group on Yahoo.
Hunter Goatley's
Planet of the Apes Page
You won't find a better POTA page for stuff to download! This site has numerous
video clips, an unbelievable collection of scripts (including the TV scripts and
the Adam Rifkin draft for what eventually became the Tim Burton remake), bubble
gum cards, coloring books, and if that weren't enough, he even has Flash
versions of the Power Records comic book and record adaptions (if you know what
those are, you're as old as I am). And no, that's not enough, because he's even
mirrored the old, long-lamented ProphecySite POTA page.
Star Wars
Ruined My Life
The official website for an
unpublished book about Star Wars fandom.
Apes on the Web
APEMANIA
Want Cornelius, Zira, Dr. Zaius and the gang to attend your next function? Call
APEMANIA! These folks have even done the Planet of the Apes
30th Anniversary Bash, hosted by Fox Home Video.
Planet of the Apes
International Fanclub
This is Terry Hoknes' great site with tons of info on the movies, collectibles,
comics, and more.
Official
Natalie Trundy website
Albina, a Mutant in Beneath, Dr. Stephanie Branton in Escape,
Lisa, Caesar's wife in Conquest and Battle, and Mrs. Arthur P.
Jacobs. New page with autographed pictures, an extensive bio, and more.
TyrEnkidu's Planet of the Apes Multimedia Site
This is a great site with tons of images, sounds, desktops, and more.
Dark Horse Comics' Planet of the Apes
Official website of the new Dark Horse comics PotA series and movie tie-in.
SirLinksalot
Planet of the Apes Links
This page has tons of links to articles about the new film, plus links to
probably every PotA site on the web.
www.agamemnon.com)
The official site of da man, Charlton Heston.
Naked
Caesar Presents Planet of the Apes
A new web page dedicated to Planet of the Apes, of course.
Charlton Heston World-A True Renaissance Man
New site dedicated to da man, Charlton Heston. The title says it all. With four
pages devoted to PotA containg lots of info and TONS of great photos.
GlennShadix.com
The official website of Glenn Shadix, a Burton regular best remembered as Otho
in Beetlejuice, plays Senator Nado in Tim Burton's Apes remake. Check the News
page for inside scoops.
Tim
Burton Collective: Planet of the Apes
This is a great site full of all things Burton, with a new section
devoted to Burton's POTA Remake. Great site to visit to find ALL of the photos
released on the web, plus TONS more info, including a synopsis of the story,
backgrounds on the characters, and more.
The
Troy McClure Pretty-Much-Everything Site
Excellent website dedicated to that star of TV, movies, and stage, especially
the hit musical, Stop the Planet of the Apes, I Want to Get Off!
Official Don
Pedro Colley website
Ongaro, a Mutant, in Beneath the Planet of the Apes. New page with
autographed pictures, an extensive bio, and more.
Official Jeff
Corey website
Caspay, a Mutant, in Beneath the Planet of the Apes. New page
with autographed pictures, an extensive bio, and more.
MovieProp.com's Planet of the Apes Pages
Good site containing an overview of the entire Apes saga, from the films to
both TV series. Offers comprehensive reviews, character profiles, collectibles,
essays, and pictures.
Tim
Burton's Planet of the Apes
Looks to be the first fan site dedicated to the new movie. Great news section.
ciRcuS
deCorUm
This site contains "Doomsday2000," an original techno song
featuring audio clips from the Apes Saga and 2001.
Spaceship
Icarus
This is a section of the Model Builders Reference Vault dedicated to the space
ships depicted in the Apes films. Contains lots of great photos, and quite a few
rare images, including a publicity shot of Stewart, the doomed female astronaut
in Planet.
La plančte
des singes
New French site dedicated to Planet of the Apes. Apes creator Pierre Boulle was
French, so a French site is most appropriate!
Chris's
Planet of the Apes Page
This page has lots of sounds clips, photos, reviews, and more.
ApeWars
This site is dedicated to two of the greatest films series of all time (both
made by Fox, by the way): Planet of the Apes and Star Wars.
Planet of the Apes Webring
Looking for a whole slew of Apes sites? This is the place to go.
Planet of the Apes TV Series
Planet
of the Apes TV Series
These two are essentially the same site -- one is just designed a little better.
Classic
Desktop Themes Unlimited
Want an Apes Theme for Win95? Check out this site, then click on "MY
STUFF."
Scream Team
Want your own Ape make-up kit? This is the place to go for apes and other movie
creatures.
Collecting
Time Machine Collectibles
This site has quite a few good Apes photos.
Cool
Stuff
Looking for the Apes TV show, the Apes animated series, or lots of other cool
stuff? This is the place to look.
Autograph World
Shop here for autographed photos of Charleton Heston, Linda Harrison, Kim
Hunter, and other Apes stars.
Monsters In
Motion
A great site for collectors who are looking to buy stuff on the web -- they've
got tons of Sci-Fi stuff, including an Apes Gorilla costume and the new 12"
Signature Series from Hasbro.
Friends of the Forbidden Zone
Don Lemmon's Know How
Don Lemmon is a West Coast based nutrition and exercise specialist who has had
over 20 million visitors and 100 thousand newsletter subscribers come and join
his website since 1997. Check out his amazing list of links at the bottom (he's
a huge Apes fan!).
Sassano
Management
Looking for a celebrity for your next convention or trade show? Sassano
Management represents Linda Harrison, Natalie Trundy, Booth Coleman, Don Pedro
Colley, Jeff Corey, and a host of others.
NetTrekker: The Web Site
NetTrekker provided some valuable info for this web site.
Reed
Palmer, Artist
This is a great site filled with fan art from Star Trek and a great Planet of
the Apes drawing.
Classic Films
Chaplin
Film Locations Then and Now
This is a really cool site that has managed to track down many of the actual
Hollywood locations used in Chaplin's films, such as City Lights, The Tramp, The
Great Dictator, and more. They even tracked down the original Keystone Studios!
Interesting to see how much things change in 80 years.
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