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'''Nessie''' {{Nihongo|ネッシー|Nesshī}} is an unmade [[1979]] [[ | '''Nessie''' {{Nihongo|ネッシー|Nesshī}} is an unmade [[1979]] [[Toho]] and Hammer [[:Category:Films|film]]. | ||
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The Loch Ness Monster appears in the [[Pacific Ocean]], where it begins attacking and sinking ships. | The Loch Ness Monster appears in the [[Pacific Ocean]], where it begins attacking and sinking ships. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
''Nessie'' was a [[ | ''Nessie'' was a [[Toho]] co-production with the British film studio, Hammer, famous for their horror films from the 1930's onward. The film was first proposed back in 1976, but it was continually delayed to 1978. Toho included the film in their 1978 lineup and even released an advance poster, however by 1979 the film was scrapped. | ||
According to the poster, the film would have been directed by Bryan Forbes, with Teruyoshi Nakano as special effects director and David Frost, Euan Lloyd, Michael Carreras, and Tomoyuki Tanaka as producers. A 250-page script for the film had even been completed by the time it was cancelled. | According to the poster, the film would have been directed by Bryan Forbes, with Teruyoshi Nakano as special effects director and David Frost, Euan Lloyd, Michael Carreras, and Tomoyuki Tanaka as producers. A 250-page script for the film had even been completed by the time it was cancelled. |
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Nessie (ネッシー is an unmade Nesshī)1979 Toho and Hammer film.
Plot
The Loch Ness Monster appears in the Pacific Ocean, where it begins attacking and sinking ships.
History
Nessie was a Toho co-production with the British film studio, Hammer, famous for their horror films from the 1930's onward. The film was first proposed back in 1976, but it was continually delayed to 1978. Toho included the film in their 1978 lineup and even released an advance poster, however by 1979 the film was scrapped.
According to the poster, the film would have been directed by Bryan Forbes, with Teruyoshi Nakano as special effects director and David Frost, Euan Lloyd, Michael Carreras, and Tomoyuki Tanaka as producers. A 250-page script for the film had even been completed by the time it was cancelled.
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Trivia
- It has been long rumored that a Loch Ness Monster prop created for this film was later reused by Teruyoshi Nakano as the Dragon for the film Princess from the Moon in 1987. However, Nessie was cancelled almost a decade before Princess from the Moon was released, and no mention of a prop being reused for the film is made in any official books.