Godzilla, King of the Monsters! (1956) | |
| Director(s) | Ishiro Honda, Terry O. Morse |
| Producer(s) | Edward B. Barison, Richard Kay, Joseph E. Levine (executive), Harry Rybnick, Tomoyuki Tanaka |
| Top Genres | Action, Horror, Science Fiction |
| Top Topics | Monster |
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Godzilla, King of the Monsters! (1956) was a Horror - Science Fiction Film directed by Terry O. Morse and Ishiro Honda and produced by Joseph E. Levine, Tomoyuki Tanaka, Edward B. Barison, Richard Kay and Harry Rybnick.
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[on Serizawa's fears about using the Oxygen Destroyer]
Ogata: You have your fear, which might become reality; and you have Godzilla, which IS reality.
[last lines]
Steve Martin: The menace was gone... so was a great man. But the whole world can wake up and live again.
Steve Martin: I'm afraid my Japanese is a little rusty.
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Ogata: You have your fear, which might become reality; and you have Godzilla, which IS reality.
[last lines]
Steve Martin: The menace was gone... so was a great man. But the whole world can wake up and live again.
Steve Martin: I'm afraid my Japanese is a little rusty.
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Facts about
Raymond Burr said that, contrary to popular belief, all his scenes were not done in one day, but over the course of six days. It was simply impossible to create all the sets in one day, especially the daylight scene filling in for Odo Island and the night scene on the hilltop during Godzilla's first rampage.
It is often said that "Since his contract said that he could only work for one day on the film, Raymond Burr was kept at the studio for 24 hours to shoot all of his scenes."; but, this is an urban myth with absolutely no evidence to support it. Between set construction and outside shots it took 6 days to shoot.
Several months before this film received its editing job, the original Japanese version of Godzilla was shown on a limited release in the United States.
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It is often said that "Since his contract said that he could only work for one day on the film, Raymond Burr was kept at the studio for 24 hours to shoot all of his scenes."; but, this is an urban myth with absolutely no evidence to support it. Between set construction and outside shots it took 6 days to shoot.
Several months before this film received its editing job, the original Japanese version of Godzilla was shown on a limited release in the United States.
read more facts about Godzilla, King of the Monsters!...
