| Godzilla vs. The Sea Monster | |||||
| Columbia TriStar (1966) | |||||
| Comedy, Drama, Foreign, Science Fiction | |||||
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| Release Date | 1954 |
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| Akira Takarada | Yoshimura | |
| Kumi Mizuno | Daiyo | |
| Chotaro Togin | Ichino | |
| Hideo Sunazuka | Nita | |
| Toru Ibuki | Yata Kane | |
| Akihiko Hirata | Captain Yamoto | |
| Jun Tazaki | Red Bamboo Commander | |
| Toru Watanabe | Ryôta Kane | |
| Ikio Sawamura | Elderly Slave | |
| Pair Bambi | Mothra's Little Beauties | |
| Eisei Amamoto | Red Bamboo Naval Officer | |
| Hisaya Ito | Red Bamboo Scientist #1 | |
| Tadashi Okabe | Red Bamboo Scientist #2 | |
| Kazuo Suzuki | Escaped Slave | |
| Shoichi Hirose | Escaped Slave |
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| Producer | Tomoyuki Tanaka
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| Writer | Shin'ichi Sekizawa
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| Cinematography | Kazuo Yamada
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| Musician | Masaru Satô
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The 7th film in the Godzilla series. After being caught in a storm in the south seas, several teenagers and thief arrive on an island where natives have been enslaved by a terrorist organization. They also discover a sleeping Godzilla and decide to wake him up to aid in their plan to free the natives. |
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