[Republic Pictures restored its copyright claim to the film in 1993, with exclusive video rights to it.Louis, Missouri, where the killer was undoubtedly employed.Crawford ordered transportation to immediately get them to St.Louis.Dollarhyde felt betrayed when he stalked Reba""s apartment from the street, and watched as another co-worker drove her home and caressed her face at the front door.At a barn, Clay spoke to a redneck hick named Donnie (Kyle Davis), who was using a wood-chipper.He was warned that he property owner Mr.Garike might shoot him.Clay was told about a kerosene thief in the area, yet Donnie hadn""t seen his sister Whitney.As Clay left, he was offered dope for sale (presumably from the Crystal Lakes woods area where Wade had originally found he weed patch).Dempsey Tabler (1920)James Pierce (1927)Frank Merrill (1928-1929)The TalkiesJohnny Weissmuller (1932, 1934, 1936, 1939, 1941-1943, 1945-1948)Larry "Buster" Crabbe (serial in 1933)Herman Brix (Bruce Bennett) (serials in 1935, 1938)Glenn Morris (1938)Lex Barker (1949-1953)Gordon Scott (1955, 1957-1960)Denny Miller (1959)Jock Mahoney (1962-1963)Mike Henry (1966-1968)Ron Ely (1966-1968, 1970)Steve Hawkes (1969, 1972)Miles O""Keefe (1981)Christopher Lambert (1984)Hemant Birje (1985)Casper Van Dien (1998)Alexander Skarsgard (2016)This film introduced the chimpanzee Chetah, and provided the Weissmuller yodel yell (produced by MGM""s sound department), although the ape-call originated in a 1929 part-talkie serial (starring Frank Merrill).