King Kong
(1933) A Monster of Creation's Dawn Breaks Loose in Our World Today! | Released
Ratings
90%
7.6
7.9
98%
Financials
Revenue: $10,000,000
Budget: $672,000
Profit: + $9,328,000
Movie Details
Tag Line: A Monster of Creation's Dawn Breaks Loose in Our World Today!
Status: Released
Average Rating: 8
Release Date: Mar 15, 1933
Rating: 1933-03-15
Run Time: 1h 44m
Original Language: English
Website: -
Production Countries: United States of America
Production Companies: RKO Radio Pictures
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Synopsis
Adventurous filmmaker Carl Denham sets out to produce a motion picture unlike anything the world has seen before. Alongside his leading lady Ann Darrow and his first mate Jack Driscoll, they arrive on an island and discover a legendary creature said to be neither beast nor man. Denham captures the monster to be displayed on Broadway as King Kong, the eighth wonder of the world.
Crew
| Department | Role | Name |
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| Camera | Director of Photography |
J.O. Taylor
Vernon L. Walker
Edward Linden
Kenneth Peach
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| Camera Operator |
Ernest B. Schoedsack
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| Still Photographer |
Ernest Bachrach
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| Key Grip |
Sam Redding
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| First Assistant "A" Camera |
Bert Willis
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| First Assistant "B" Camera |
William H. Clothier
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| Production | Producer |
Merian C. Cooper
Walter Daniels
Ernest B. Schoedsack
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| Executive Producer |
David O. Selznick
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| Casting |
Fred Schuessler
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| Writing | Screenplay |
Ruth Rose
James Ashmore Creelman
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| Story |
Edgar Wallace
Merian C. Cooper
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| Idea |
Merian C. Cooper
Edgar Wallace
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| Writer |
Leon Gordon
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| Directing | Director |
Ernest B. Schoedsack
Merian C. Cooper
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| Assistant Director |
Doran Cox
Walter Daniels
Ivan Thomas
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| Script Supervisor |
Betty Goode
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| Sound | Original Music Composer |
Max Steiner
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| Boom Operator |
Harold E. Stine
Richard Van Hessen
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| Sound Recordist |
Earl A. Wolcott
Eddie Harman
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| Sound Effects |
Murray Spivack
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| Sound Designer |
Murray Spivack
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| Sound Re-Recording Mixer |
Clem Portman
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| Lighting | Best Boy Electric |
George Marquenie
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| Editing | Editor |
Ted Cheesman
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| Costume & Make-Up | Makeup Artist |
Sam Kaufman
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| Hairstylist |
Dotha Hippe
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| Costume Design |
Walter Plunkett
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| Makeup Supervisor |
Mel Berns
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| Art | Set Decoration |
Thomas Little
Ray Moyer
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| Production Design |
Carroll Clark
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| Property Master |
George Gabe
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| Art Direction |
Carroll Clark
Alfred Herman
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| Settings |
Carroll Clark
Alfred Herman
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| Sculptor |
John Cerisoli
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| Supervising Art Director |
Van Nest Polglase
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| Paint Coordinator |
Steve Rez
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| Additional Storyboarding |
Ernest Smythe
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| Crew | Stunt Double |
Pauline Wagner
Buddy Mason
Aline Goodwin
Cherie May
Judy Malcolm
Marcella Allen
Lillian Jones
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| Pilot |
Duke Krantz
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| Special Effects |
Harry Redmond Jr.
Harry Redmond Sr.
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| Special Effects Technician |
Frank D. Williams
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| Visual Effects | Visual Effects |
Willis H. O'Brien
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