Glenn Morris, an Olympic decathlon champion in 1936, made a notable yet brief foray into the world of cinema with his role in "Tarzan's Revenge" (1938). As the fourth athlete to portray the iconic character, Morris's performance garnered significant attention, albeit for the wrong reasons, as the film faced harsh criticism upon release. Despite its poor reception, the movie has become a sought-after collectible for enthusiasts of Tarzan adaptations and early adventure films, marking a unique chapter in the franchise's history. Collectors are particularly drawn to Morris's story, as his career represents a fascinating intersection of sports and film. After "Tarzan's Revenge," Morris transitioned away from acting to pursue a career in insurance, but his singular film remains a testament to a time when Olympic athletes ventured into Hollywood. His brief stint as Tarzan continues to intrigue collectors who appreciate the rarity of such releases and the historical context surrounding them, making his films notable additions to any physical media collection.