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The book documents the life and film career of [[Eiji Tsuburaya]] and the some of the history of his company [[Tsuburaya Productions]] up to the production of ''[[w:c:ultra:Ultraman Max (series)|Ultraman Max]]''. Details of Tsuburaya include his technical wizardry, such as the invention of the modern camera crane and the giant pool used for water battles, his dreams of flying, and the history of [[Godzilla ( | The book documents the life and film career of [[Eiji Tsuburaya]] and the some of the history of his company [[Tsuburaya Productions]] up to the production of ''[[w:c:ultra:Ultraman Max (series)|Ultraman Max]]''. Details of Tsuburaya include his technical wizardry, such as the invention of the modern camera crane and the giant pool used for water battles, his dreams of flying, and the history of [[Godzilla (franchise)|Godzilla]] films and television shows in the [[w:c:ultra:Ultra Series|Ultra Series]] during his lifetime. | ||
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{{Quote-no-it|"Eiji Tsuburaya was a very reserved man on the set. Most of the direction he gave me for the performance was, 'I trust you to do it. Do what you feel is best, I'll leave it up to you.' And that's the way he was for most of the films we worked on together after ''[[Godzilla (1954 film)|Godzilla]]''.<br> | {{Quote-no-it|"Eiji Tsuburaya was a very reserved man on the set. Most of the direction he gave me for the performance was, 'I trust you to do it. Do what you feel is best, I'll leave it up to you.' And that's the way he was for most of the films we worked on together after ''[[Godzilla (1954 film)|Godzilla]]''.<br> | ||
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Eiji Tsuburaya: Master of Monsters is a 2007 American documentary book written by August Ragone.
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The book documents the life and film career of Eiji Tsuburaya and the some of the history of his company Tsuburaya Productions up to the production of Ultraman Max. Details of Tsuburaya include his technical wizardry, such as the invention of the modern camera crane and the giant pool used for water battles, his dreams of flying, and the history of Godzilla films and television shows in the Ultra Series during his lifetime.
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Contents
- Contents (p. 13)
- Introduction (p. 14)
- Chapter 1: Head in the Clouds (p. 16)
- Chapter 2: Innovations, War, and Occupation (p. 24)
- Chapter 3: The Roar Heard Around the World (p. 32)
- (p. 46) Godzilla Invades America: the Americanization of Godzilla and Godzilla Raids Again by August Ragone
- Chapter 4: Master of Monsters (p. 48)
- (p. 72) Collaborating with the Master by Ed Godziszewski
- Chapter 5: The House that Eiji Built (p. 74)
- (p. 102) Eiji's Collaborators: Remembering Ishiro Honda; Celebrating with Teruyoshi Nakano; Riding with Jun Fukuda; Roaring with Akira Ifukube by Guy Mariner Tucker
- (p. 108) Gamera, Guilala, and Gappa... Oh My! The Monster Boom of the 1960s by John Paul Cassidy
- Chapter 6: Hero from the Stars (p. 113)
- (p. 132) The Ultra Zone: From the Inner Mind to the Outer Limits by August Ragone
- Chapter 7: The Monsters' Last Hurrah (p. 134)
- (p. 148) This is How Godzilla Was Born by Shogo Tomiyama
- Chapter 8: The Ultra Aftermath (p. 150)
- (p. 158) Working at the Family Store by Akira Tsuburaya
- Chapter 9: Farewell to the Master (p. 161)
- (p. 176) Life with the Tsuburayas by Brad Warner
- Chapter 10: The Legacy (p. 178)
- (p. 182) Eiji's Creations: 50 Years On by Norman England
- (p. 184) Collecting Eiji Tsuburaya by Mark Nagata
- Selected Filmography: Key Japanese Films and International Releases (p. 192)
- Acknowledgements & Dedications (p. 200)
- Index (p. 201)
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