Il trionfo di King Kong

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When the Japanese Film industry began to decline due to competition from television in the late [...]	D
The hair on the King Kong suit was actually expensive yak hair, which the hair fibers being han [...]	D
The scene in which Kenji Sahara's character of Fujita drives off to save his girlfriend was mos [...]	D
As of 2021, Mie Hama remains the only woman to be grabbed by King Kong in any of his films that [...]	D
This was the second Godzilla film to receive a full 4K restoration, which was sourced from a ne [...]	D
Although Toho declared King Kong the winner, producer Tomoyuki Tanaka would attempt to retcon t [...]	D
The castle featured in the film's climax is Atami Castle which, unlike other castles in Japan, [...]	D
Last Toho film to depict extras in fully dark makeup similar to black face but not the last fil [...]	D
This film introduced Godzilla's standardized high-pitched roar (which was actually a mix of two [...]	D
This is the first Godzilla film to use Toho's "Big Pool", originally built for the studio under [...]	D
As Honda and composer Akira Ifukube sat down to listen to the score, Ifukube noting that the Fa [...]	D
At 45 Meters, The 1962 King Kong was the tallest iteration of the character until 2021 when the [...]	D
Masaaki Tezuka, director of Gojira X Mekagojira (2002), remembers this as the first Godzilla fi [...]	D
Tadao Takashima and YÃ» Fujiki would loosely base their characters on Hollywood "Road" films. [...]	D
Tsuburaya embraced the comedic tone Toho wanted for the film and made a conscious effort to app [...]	D
This was the first Godzilla movie where Eiji Tsuburaya, director of special effects, allowed th [...]	D
Second Toho film after Mothra to feature primitive natives.	D
Screenplay writer Shinichi Sekizawa revealed that Kong won the final battle in a unproduced scr [...]	D
Kenji Sahara shared an anecdote about the scene in which his character yelled at Kong to releas [...]	D
Honda credited screenwriter Sekizawa's familiarity of the TV industry for the topical insight f [...]	D
The film's cast had already been involved in comedies popular with Japanese audiences at the ti [...]	D
Kenji Aoki of the Nichigeki Dancing Team served as the choreographer for the Faro Island Dance [...]	D
Director Honda was injured while shooting on location around Mount Fuji. He had to be rushed to [...]	D
There were four live octopi used, as well as a prop and stop motion model. Tsuburaya's crew had [...]	D
While the original Japanese film is very different from the American version, the official winn [...]	D
First King Kong Film where King Kong Does not die at the end.	D
King Kong's face in this film was modeled after the Japanese macaque.	D
The scenes of Faro Island were originally meant to be shot on location in Sri Lanka. However, t [...]	D
ShÃ»suke Kaneko, director of the Heisei Gamera trilogy and Gojira, Mosura, Kingu GidorÃ¢: D [...]	D
To promote the film, Toho released "interviews" with King Kong and Godzilla in which the monste [...]	D
As a fan of both characters Guillermo del Toro has stated his thoughts over who emerges victori [...]	D
Akemi Negishi's first and only appearance in any form of Tokusatsu media.	D
Although Kenji Aoki was credited as the Choreographer, Ishiro Honda would direct the Faro Islan [...]	D
When Godzilla emerges from the iceberg, he was actuated portrayed by Katsumi Tezuka.	D
This was the first Godzilla film Teruyoshi Nakano, who would handle special effect duties in th [...]	D
When Kazunori ItÃ´ was developing the screenplay for Gamera daikaijÃ» kuchu kessen (1995), [...]	D
Haruo Hirano's first and only film role. He would continue acting on television from time to ti [...]	D
Before the film received an official western release and proper subtitle translation, bootleg v [...]	D
A behind the scenes photograph of special effects director Eiji Tsuburaya standing in-between K [...]	D
During filming of the scene where King Kong falls asleep on Faro Island, Shoichi Hirose recalle [...]	D
The nation Godzilla attacks after emerging from the iceberg is never named. Some have speculate [...]	D
While Godzilla had already become a household name by this point, it had been a full seven year [...]	D
After production was complete suit actors Haruo Nakajima and ShÃ´ichi Hirose were each given [...]	D
Other then Akemi Negishi, Yoshio Koisugi, Ikio Sawamura, Haruo Hirano and Haruo Nakajima, the i [...]	D
A rule imposed by RKO on Toho was that their Kong could not resemble the original. However, the [...]	D
Toho released the film alongside Watashi to watashi (1962), a comedy which also stared IchirÃ� [...]	D
Godzilla suit actor Haruo Nakajima practiced Judo which he used to choreograph the battle. Wres [...]	D
Yoshio Koisugi's first Godzilla Film. Ironically he would portray the chieftain of a native tri [...]	D
Right before production on the film began, a pro-wrestling match was held between wrestler Riki [...]	D
The song that plays on the radio given as a gift to the Faro Island natives is called "A Tale I [...]	D
This was the first Godzilla film where the monster's appearance was toned down to make him less [...]	D
The staff mentioned that is was incredibly difficult coming up with a Kong design that pleased [...]	D
For their work in Gojira, Mosura, Kingu GidorÃ¢: DaikaijÃ» sÃ´kÃ´geki (2001) actors Shi [...]	D
The film was made as part of Toho's 30th anniversary, being one of five big budget banner relea [...]	D
After a 3 year break from Tokusatsu, Akira Ifukube would return to compose what many call one o [...]	D
The miniature of the freighter that transports King Kong from Faro Island to Japan, was 10 mete [...]	D
This film was released outside of Japan in a heavily reedited version, Il trionfo di King Kong [...]	D
While the tone was overall more comedic, Honda didn't direct his actors differently than before [...]	D
Among the miniatures is a sign for Bireley Orange, which frequently pops up in Toho's film of t [...]	D
With over 12,550,000 tickets sold, this remains the highest attended Godzilla film in Japan. It [...]	D
To prepare his actors to portray their monstrous characters, Eiji Tsuburaya had them take visit [...]	D
Due the film's enormous success at the box office, Toho initially planed to produce an immediat [...]	D
When King Kong flips Godzilla over his shoulder, Kong suit actor ShÃ´ichi Hirose did so with [...]	D
King Kong's suit actor ShÃ´ichi Hirose had to be sewn in every time he entered the suit. When [...]	D
The Atami castle miniature was 2 meters tall and built outside the studio next to the giant Toh [...]	D
This was the first King Kong and Godzilla movie to be recorded in stereo sound (in this case, 4 [...]	D
The rival pharmaceutical companies are named after Japan's pro baseball Pacific and Central lea [...]	D
Director IshirÃ´ Honda wasn't enthusiastic about King Kong fighting Godzilla, calling it a st [...]	D
The film first originated as a project proposed by Willis H. O'Brien originally called King Kon [...]	D

Pacific Pharmaceuticals clerk: Who's stronger: K [...]	D
Rescue Copter Pilot: [the iceberg is breaking op [...]	D
Bystander: You're crazy! One million volts kept [...]	D
1st Reporter: [as Kong breaks through the power [...]	D
Osamu Sakurai: A slave to TV.	D
Tako: Obayashi! Obayashi: The noddles are no go [...]	D
Tako: Papers, radio, TV, magazines, all Godzilla [...]	D
Kinsaburo Furue: Sakurai, what are you doing? Yo [...]	D
Tako: As a PR man... you ever stop to think abou [...]	D
Tako: Full page ads of a smiling King Kong holdi [...]	D
Tako: Look! Who cares about Godzilla now? It's K [...]	D
Interpreter Konno: You can stay. But he won't be [...]	D
[as the giant octopus attacks, Sakurai rushes in [...]	D
Osamu Sakurai: Lightning makes him a hundred tim [...]	D

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