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|nameoffilm = ''The Mighty Kong'' | |nameoffilm =''The Mighty Kong'' | ||
|director = Art Scott | |director =Art Scott | ||
|producer = Denis deVallance, Lyn Henderson | |producer =Denis deVallance,<br>Lyn Henderson | ||
|writer = William J. Keenan | |writer =William J. Keenan | ||
|composer = Richard M. Sherman, Robert B. Sherman {{small|(songs)}}, David Siebels | |composer =Richard M. Sherman,<br>Robert B. Sherman {{small|(songs)}}, David Siebels | ||
|distributor = Warner Home Video | |distributor =[[Warner Bros.|Warner Home Video]] | ||
|rating = G | |rating =G | ||
|budget = | |budget =?? | ||
|gross = | |gross =?? | ||
|runtime = 71 minutes<br>{{small|(1 hour, 11 minutes)}} | |runtime =71 minutes<br>{{small|(1 hour, 11 minutes)}} | ||
|designs = None | |designs =None | ||
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'''The Mighty Kong''' is a 1998 American animated musical | '''''The Mighty Kong''''' is a [[1998]] [[United States|American]] animated musical adaptation of ''[[King Kong (1933 film)|King Kong]]''. It was animated by Hahn Shin Corporation and released on VHS by [[Warner Bros.|Warner Home Video]]. | ||
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==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
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==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
{{Cast | {{Cast | ||
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|William Sage|Roscoe | |William Sage|Roscoe | ||
|Jason Gray-Stanford|Ricky | |Jason Gray-Stanford|Ricky | ||
|Richard Newman|Captain | |Richard Newman|[[Captain Englehorn|Captain]] | ||
|Don Brown|Additional Voices | |Don Brown|Additional Voices | ||
|Ian James Corlett|Additional Voices | |Ian James Corlett|Additional Voices | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
*Though largely a remake of the original ''King Kong'', the film also includes a version of the waterfall shower scene from | *Though largely a remake of the original ''[[King Kong (1933 film)|King Kong]]'', the film also includes a version of the waterfall shower scene from the [[King Kong (1976 film)|1976 remake]]. In addition, Kong battles a giant snake in one scene and [[Ann Darrow]] begins to sympathize with Kong throughout her captivity, both elements featured in the 1976 remake. | ||
*''The Mighty Kong'' was Dudley Moore's last film. | *''The Mighty Kong'' was Dudley Moore's last film. | ||
*This is the first American King Kong film in which the title character survives the end of the movie. | *This is the first American King Kong film in which the title character survives the end of the movie. | ||
{{Era|FIL|KK}} | {{Era|WB|FIL|KK}} | ||
[[Category:Animation]] | [[Category:Animation]] | ||
[[Category:1990's Films]] | [[Category:1990's Films]] | ||
[[Category:King Kong]] | [[Category:King Kong]] | ||
[[Category:King Kong Films]] | [[Category:King Kong Films]] | ||
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The Mighty Kong is a 1998 American animated musical adaptation of King Kong. It was animated by Hahn Shin Corporation and released on VHS by Warner Home Video.
Plot
This section is a To be added.
Cast
Actor's name on the left, character played on the right.
- Dudley Moore as Carl Denham / King Kong
- Jodi Benson as Ann Darrow
- Randy Hamilton as Jack Driscoll
- William Sage as Roscoe
- Jason Gray-Stanford as Ricky
- Richard Newman as Captain
- Don Brown as Additional Voices
- Ian James Corlett as Additional Voices
- Michael Dobson as Additional Voices
- Paul Dobson as Additional Voices
Trivia
- Though largely a remake of the original King Kong, the film also includes a version of the waterfall shower scene from the 1976 remake. In addition, Kong battles a giant snake in one scene and Ann Darrow begins to sympathize with Kong throughout her captivity, both elements featured in the 1976 remake.
- The Mighty Kong was Dudley Moore's last film.
- This is the first American King Kong film in which the title character survives the end of the movie.
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