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The Son of Kong

Name: The Son of Kong
Director: Ernest B. Schoedsack
Genre: Adventure, Action, Horror, Family, Science Fiction
Released: 1933
Rating: 5.4
Cast: Robert Armstrong, Helen Mack, Frank Reicher, John Marston, Victor Wong

Beleaguered adventurer Carl Denham returns to the island where he found King Kong.

1933 · Directed by Ernest B. Schoedsack · 70 min · Adventure · Action · Horror · Family · Science Fiction · Thriller · 10 frames

Tagline

SEE! The cannibals! The earthquake! The sea serpent! The fighting monsters of ages past!

Crew

Written by: Ruth Rose
Cinematography: J.O. Taylor, Edward Linden, Vernon L. Walker
Edited by: Ted Cheesman
Music: Max Steiner
Produced by: Merian C. Cooper

Cast

Robert Armstrong as Carl Denham
Helen Mack as Hilda Peterson
Frank Reicher as Captain Englehorn
John Marston as Captain Nils Helstrom
Victor Wong as Charlie the Cook
Ed Brady as Bo'sun Red
Steve Clemente as Native Witch King (uncredited)
Noble Johnson as Native Chief (uncredited)
Lee Kohlmar as Mickey the 2nd Process Server (uncredited)
Gertrude Short as Persistent Reporter (uncredited)

Production

Country: United States of America
Language: English
Studios: RKO Radio Pictures
Budget: $250,000
Box office: $616,000
Themes: mutiny, island, stowaway, earthquake, sequel, singer, bear, dinosaur, black and white, gentle giant

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