Krakatoa, East of Java (1969) | |
| Director(s) | Bernard Louis Kowalski |
| Producer(s) | William R. Forman, Philip Yordan |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Drama |
| Top Topics | Period Piece |
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Krakatoa, East of Java (1969) was a Drama - Action Film directed by Bernard Louis Kowalski and produced by Philip Yordan and William R. Forman.
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During filming, the Cinerama cameras made so much noise that they drowned out the dialogue. All of the dialogue spoken in the film was re-recorded in post-production.
After the success of Earthquake and its Sensurround process, this film was re-released in Europe in the mid 1970's (under the new title "Volcano") with the addition of Sensurround. In some areas this process was advertised as "Feelarama."
In the early phases of production there was no script, but they knew what special effects sequences were needed and special effects creator Eugène Lourié shot many of the miniature sequences before the writing was complete.
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After the success of Earthquake and its Sensurround process, this film was re-released in Europe in the mid 1970's (under the new title "Volcano") with the addition of Sensurround. In some areas this process was advertised as "Feelarama."
In the early phases of production there was no script, but they knew what special effects sequences were needed and special effects creator Eugène Lourié shot many of the miniature sequences before the writing was complete.
read more facts about Krakatoa, East of Java...
