| King Kong | |||||
| Warner Bros. (1933) | |||||
| Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Thriller | |||||
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| Robert Armstrong | Carl Denham | |
| Bruce Cabot | John Driscoll | |
| Steve Clemente | Witch King | |
| James Flavin | Second Mate Briggs | |
| Noble Johnson | Native Chief | |
| Frank Reicher | Capt. Englehorn | |
| Fay Wray | Ann Darrow | |
| Sam Hardy | Charles Weston |
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| Producer | Merian C. Cooper
Ernest B. Schoedsack |
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| Writer | Fran Walsh
Merian C. Cooper |
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| Cinematography | Edward Linden
J.O. Taylor |
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| Musician | Max Steiner
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An adventure film about a film crew in search of a monster on a remote island. The crew finds King Kong and decides to take him back to New York as a money making spectacle. The film is a masterpiece of Stop-Motion in filmmaking history and inspired a line of King Kong films. |
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