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King Kong vs. Godzilla

King Kong vs. Godzilla (1963)Cast and Crew

Movie"The Terrifying Battle Between The Mightiest Monsters of All Time!"

Cast

M
Michael Keith
as Eric Carter
H
Harry Holcombe
as Dr. Arnold Johnson
J
James Yagi
as Yutaka Omura
T
Tadao Takashima
as Osamu Sakurai
K
Kenji Sahara
as Kazuo Fujita
I
Ichirô Arishima
as Mr. Tako
B
Byron Morrow
as Newscaster
L
Les Tremayne
as Commander Roberts / General Masami Shinzo / Narrator (voice)
G
George Takei
as Osamu Sakurai (voice)
M
Mie Hama
as Fumiko Sakurai (uncredited)
A
Akiko Wakabayashi
as Tamiye (uncredited)
A
Akemi Negishi
as Chikiro's Mother (Dancing Girl) (uncredited)
A
Akihiko Hirata
as Dr. Shigezawa (uncredited)
B
Bruce Mason
as Misc. characters (voice)
P
Paul Howard
as Misc. characters (voice)
Y
Yū Fujiki
as Kinsaburo Furue
J
Jun Tazaki
as General Masami Shinzo (uncredited)
Y
Yoshio Kosugi
as Farou Island Chief (uncredited)
I
Ikio Sawamura
as Witch Doctor (uncredited)
K
Kenzô Tabu
as Dreary Newscaster (uncredited)
V
Victor Millan
as Rodrigo Infante (uncredited)
H
Haruo Nakajima
as Godzilla
S
Shôichi Hirose
as King Kong

Crew

B
Bruce Howard
Writer
P
Paul Mason
Writer
J
John Beck
Producer
T
Thomas Montgomery
Director
H
Hans J. Salter
Music
H
Heinz Roemheld
Music
P
Paul Sawtell
Music
W
Willis H. O'Brien
Original Concept
I
Ishirō Honda
Director
P
Peter Zinner
Music Supervisor
W
William L. Stevenson
Sound Effects
S
Shinichi Sekizawa
Screenplay
E
Eiji Tsuburaya
Special Effects
G
George Worthing Yates
Original Story
P
Peter Zinner
Supervising Editor
H
Hajime Koizumi
Director of Photography
T
Toshio Takashima
Lighting Technician
E
Eiji Tsuburaya
Visual Effects
K
Kenji Aoki
Choreographer
S
Sadamasa Arikawa
Special Effects
H
Hiroshi Mukoyama
Visual Effects
T
Tomoyuki Tanaka
Producer
T
Takeo Kita
Production Design
T
Teruaki Abe
Production Design

Americanized Godzilla Collection

Because of the Godzilla franchise success in Japan, heavily re-edited "Americanized" versions of some films were made for a theatrical release more suitable for the American audience.