Planet of the Apes is a franchise starting in 1968 with its latest instalment released in 2017.
The series spanning movies, TV shows, comics, novels and more follows a dystopian world in which there is war between apes and humans, vying for control over one another.
The reboot movie series that started in 2011 has grossed over $2 billion worldwide, receiving both critical and audience acclaim.
The franchise is produced by 20th Century Fox and has had directors such as Tim Burton and Matt Reeves attached!
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Caesar is the main protagonist of the Planet of the Apes reboot series. He was an evolved chimpanzee and was the king of the Ape Colony. Caesar was also the son of the late Alpha and the late Bright Eyes.
As an immensely intelligent chimpanzee who commands respect and loyalty from all those that encounter him, Caesar was a fierce leader. Despite seeing imperfections among humans, Caesar maintained his compassion and sympathy for humans while leading his apes to freedom.
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On June 13 in the Planet of the Apes universe...
- 1908: Special Effects cinematographer L.B. Abbott is born. Abbott was responsible for the Special Photographic Effects on Planet of the Apes and Beneath the Planet of the Apes.
- 1918: Actor Percy Rodrigues is born in Canada. Rodrigues featured in the Planet of the Apes television series episode "The Tyrant", as Aboro.
- 1996: Actor Kodi Smit-McPhee is born. Smit-McPhee starred in the 2014 film Dawn of the Planet of the Apes in the role of Alexander.
