Monsters Are Attacking Tokyo!

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Monsters Are Attacking Tokyo!
Monsters Are Attacking Tokyo!
Author(s) Stuart Galbraith IV
Publisher Feral House
Publish date May 1, 1998
Dimensions 8.2 x 0.5 x 10 inches
Genre Critical Essay and Interview
ISBN ISBN-10: 0922915474
ISBN-13: 978-0922915477
The Incredible World of Japanese Fantasy Films

Monsters Are Attacking Tokyo! is a 1998 nonfiction book written by Stuart Galbraith IV and published by Feral House. Its main attraction is an oral history of Showa-era kaiju and sci-fi films, as told by the actors, directors, composers, cinematographers, technicians, and producers who worked on them.

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Contents

  • Acknowledgments (p. 5)
  • Table of Contents (p. 6)
  • A Symphony of Destruction (p. 8) [introduction]
  • Fantastic Films in Japan's Golden Age of Filmmaking (p. 17) [essay]
  • Witnesses (p. 34) - Profiles of interviewees.
  • Interviews
    • (p. 43) After the War
    • (p. 47) Up the Ladder
    • (p. 49) The Birth of Godzilla
    • (p. 53) The Old Man and Tokusatsu
    • (p. 57) Kaiju Eiga in the 1950s
    • (p. 59) Ishiro Honda, Kaiju Eiga Auteur
    • (p. 62) Porky & Blackie
    • (p. 64) Dubbing
    • (p. 66) Tomoyuki Tanaka
    • (p. 67) Teruo Ishii & Starman, Japan's Man of Steel
    • (p. 69) The Hardest-Working Men in Show Business
    • (p. 70) Eiji Tsuburaya at War
    • (p. 72) Monster Music
    • (p. 73) Gamera - The Children's Monster
    • (p. 75) Acting with Monsters
  • Interviews [continued]
    • (p. 77) Actors
    • (p. 81) Into the Sixties
    • (p. 86) Jun Fukuda
    • (p. 87) Big Monsters
    • (p. 90) Tokusatsu Part II
    • (p. 92) Comedy Relief
    • (p. 94) Big Fishes in a Little Pond
    • (p. 97) Familiar Faces
    • (p. 99) Invasion!
    • (p. 100) Nick Adams
    • (p. 102) The Case of the Missing Devil-Fish
    • (p. 109) The Tale of Gappa
    • (p. 111) "When He Died, I Didn't Know How to Live"
    • (p. 111) Collapse and the 1970s
    • (p. 118) Legacy
  • Who's Who (p. 120) [additional actor/staff profiles]
  • Filmography (p. 137) [capsule reviews]
  • Selected Bibliography (p. 184)
  • Chart o' Films (p. 186)
  • About the Author (p. 191)

Interviewees

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