The Making Of King Kong 1933

[@ArrancarfighterOfficial]

Nice been waiting for part 2

[@AK-47Soldier]

Thank you very much for your Knowledge and Research, I've been looking forward to this video for a while now unfortunately I have to watch it Sober so I'll be low energy when I'm done 😞

[@randallrona9618]

The King Kong movie that started the Giant Monsters/Kaiju movie genre. Because of him, we had famous giant monsters today like Godzilla and some of Ray Harryhausen monsters. Fun Fact: Merian C. Cooper and Ernest Schoedstack made a cameo as two US pilots who shot down Kong in the climax of the original 1933 movie. Decades later, Peter Jackson who directed the 2005 remake of the same name, also appear in cameo as US pilot to shot Kong in the climax.

[@NEOSCISSORSJAGUARPRIME]

YES, WITH THE GUY WHO WAS THE SUIT ACTOR FOR THE 70'S REMAKE

[@all_hail_jsyka]

Awesome video! I did not know even a quarter of that. Also, love the voice!

[@TomFrichek]

Extremely good series so far. 10/10 fricheks

[@filmquest9688]

Thank you!

[@dannyorozco4]

Amazing video, thank you for sharing this with us.

[@voronOsphere]

Excellent follow-up episode! Great information! Thanks!

[@filmquest9688]

Thank you!

[@mitchnissen7175]

Once again, great job! I agree that King Kong is a perfect film and that to add or delete anything from it at this point would be criminal. But I'd love an alternate extended cut incorporating all of the deleted effects shots of Kong, the dinosaurs, and the spider-pit. Can't wait for Episode 3!

[@filmquest9688]

Thank you. I would love to see them as well. Maybe not cut into the film but on their own. Some of them were filmed but they had a habit of just burning unused footage.

[@albertusmagnus6606]

Another awesome video! Well done and much appreciated!

[@filmquest9688]

Thank you!

[@Shqiptari335]

My favorite movie

[@BryanH63]

I have seen the cut video of the spider pit scene so it was made

[@filmquest9688]

Could that be the recreation that Peter Jackson did in the mid 2000s?

[@louisborselio8608]

I'm almost 63 years old. I've seen this movie since I was 6 years old. Of course from that you age to somewhere in my late teens it was the edited version. But within the last year or so 2023-2024 I began to suspect something. I began to suspect several ''Kong the puppet'' scenes were filmed simultaneously and possibly in the same room with a staff of animators trained by Willis O'Brien himself. And why do I suspect this you may think. Because how else do you account for the several different looks Kong had throughout the movie?

[@WhatDillionYT]

yipee! part 2! hello again, so there was a mistake on my behave, as i got my rights and lefts mixed up, wile i do thank you for linking one of the art peices in the description, do you know where i could find the other art peice that is on the left of the thumbnail?

[@filmquest9688]

I can't find the source to save my life. I've been looking around because I like to link to that sort of thing. If you end up finding it please let me know.

[@maureencora1]

King Kong the Ape Wonder of the World.... I Thought That What Armstrong was Saying as a Kid. (smile)

[@g.i.azilla3557]

What's episode 3 going to be about ?

[@filmquest9688]

The rest of the 1930s and 1940s

[@g.i.azilla3557]

@Film Quest then that means episode 4 is the 50s right?

[@filmquest9688]

Yep. Specifically in America I'll have to split the Japanese into another video because things get crazy from here.

[@daoust26]

King Kong was a brutal movie, the spider pit scene being cut made sense because the fall alone should be enough to kill those men. I always wondered if Kong was biting the natives heads off or not plus the dinosaur that looked like it was eating the guy that was in the tree.