Godzilla, King of the Monsters! - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Godzilla, King of the Monsters!"
Godzilla, King of the Monsters! (1956)
Timing:
1:21 (81 min)
6.5/10
282
282
5.747/10
649
649
6.3/10
9500
9500
Film crew
Director
Producer
Richard Kay
Producer
Harry Rybnick
Producer
Edward B. Barison
Producer
Terry Turner
Producer
Harold Ross
Producer
Paul Schreibman
Producer
Executive Producer
Joseph E. Levine
Executive Producer
Iwao Mori
Executive Producer
Terry Turner
Executive Producer
Edmund Goldman
Executive Producer
Editor
Kazuji Taira
Editor
Art Direction
Satoru Chûko
Art Direction
Production Design
Satoru Chûko
Production Design
Set Decoration
George R. Rohrs
Set Decoration
Original Music Composer
Second Assistant Director
Susumu Takebayashi
Second Assistant Director
Director of Photography
Guy Roe
Director of Photography
Sound Effects Editor
George R. Rohrs
Sound Effects Editor
Ichirô Minawa
Sound Effects Editor
Property Master
Kyuzo Yamamoto
Property Master
First Assistant Director
Kôji Kajita
First Assistant Director
Assistant Costume Designer
Masao Yagi
Assistant Costume Designer
Yoshio Suzuki
Assistant Costume Designer
Production Manager
Teruo Maki
Production Manager
Costume Designer
Teizô Toshimitsu
Costume Designer
Kaimai Eizo
Costume Designer
Fuminori Ōhashi
Costume Designer
Masao Yagi
Costume Designer
Yoshio Suzuki
Costume Designer
Screenplay
Takeo Murata
Screenplay
Al C. Ward
Screenplay
Novel
Shigeru Kayama
Novel
Assistant Editor
Terry Morse Jr.
Assistant Editor
Lighting Technician
Chōshirō Ishii
Lighting Technician
Kuichirô Kishida
Lighting Technician
Visual Effects Production Manager
Yasuaki Sakamoto
Visual Effects Production Manager
Special Effects
Kuichirô Kishida
Special Effects
Akira Watanabe
Special Effects
Hiroshi Mukoyama
Special Effects
Motoyoshi Tomioka
Special Effects
Yôichi Manoda
Special Effects
Shoji Ogawa
Special Effects
Masakatsu Asai
Special Effects
Fumio Nakadai
Special Effects
Story
Sculptor
Teizô Toshimitsu
Sculptor
Assistant Director
Ira Webb
Assistant Director
Kôji Kajita
Assistant Director
Music
Music Editor
Lee Osborne
Music Editor
Special Effects Assistant
Masakatsu Asai
Special Effects Assistant
Additional Music
Sound Assistant
Nobuyuki Tanaka
Sound Assistant
Sound
Hisashi Shimonaga
Sound
Arthur B. Smith
Sound
Visual Effects
Kuichirô Kishida
Visual Effects
Akira Watanabe
Visual Effects
Hiroshi Mukoyama
Visual Effects
Sadao Iizuka
Visual Effects
Kaimai Eizo
Visual Effects
Hidesaburo Araki
Visual Effects
Taka Yuki
Visual Effects
Masakatsu Asai
Visual Effects
ADR Supervisor
Original Story
Shigeru Kayama
Original Story
Sound Recordist
Norio Tone
Sound Recordist
Hisashi Shimonaga
Sound Recordist
Visual Effects Director
Masakatsu Asai
Visual Effects Director
Assistant Sound Editor
Terry Morse Jr.
Assistant Sound Editor
Supervising Editor
Visual Effects Art Director
Akira Watanabe
Visual Effects Art Director
Tohl Narita
Visual Effects Art Director
Yoshio Irie
Visual Effects Art Director
Modeling
Teizô Toshimitsu
Modeling
Masao Yagi
Modeling
Yoshio Suzuki
Modeling
Sound Effects
George R. Rohrs
Sound Effects
Ichirô Minawa
Sound Effects
Assistant Camera
Yuzuru Aizawa
Assistant Camera
VFX Lighting Artist
Kuichirô Kishida
VFX Lighting Artist
Assistant Gaffer
Shinji Kojima
Assistant Gaffer
Seishichi Kojima
Assistant Gaffer
Author
Lyricist
Shigeru Kayama
Lyricist
Visual Effects Camera
Motoyoshi Tomioka
Visual Effects Camera
Yôichi Manoda
Visual Effects Camera
VFX Director of Photography
Supervising Film Editor
Costume Consultant
Fuminori Ōhashi
Costume Consultant
What's left behind the scenes
- The Japanese film “Godzilla” (1954), re-edited in 1956 for American release.
- The Japanese film "Godzilla" (1954), re-edited in 1956 for American release.
- Godzilla's roar was created by moving a hand in a rubber glove along the strings of a double bass. This sound was recorded and then significantly slowed down.
- All scenes with Raymond Burr (1917-1993) were added after the Japanese version of “Godzilla” (1954) directed by Ishiro Honda (1911-1993) was completed and shown to audiences. They were filmed at a Hollywood studio in six days.
- In the American version, Godzilla’s height was increased from almost 70 meters to 180 meters. This was done due to the difference in building height between Japan (where buildings were kept low due to the risk of collapse during earthquakes) and skyscrapers in the USA. The filmmakers believed that Godzilla of the original size would not look as impressive among the towering buildings of New York, which is often compared to Tokyo.
- The Japanese film “Godzilla” (1954), re-edited in 1956 for American distribution.
- All scenes with Raymond Burr (1917-1993) were added after the Japanese version of “Godzilla” (1954) directed by Ishiro Honda (1911-1993) was completed and shown to audiences. They were filmed at a Hollywood studio in six days.
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