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filled Carl with a desire to capture Kong alive. Englehorn was bitter at Denham's survival, but was quickly propositioned into Carl's scheme. Carl kept the

following his father's capture and subsequent death, Kiko was encountered by Carl Denham when he returned to the island with Hilda Petersen. The two rescued

sure about this, Denham? Don't we have a stand-in for this type of thing?” Carl Denham: “I need you in the shot, or people will say they're fake.” Bruce

feet?!” Carl Nelson: “That's right. This is Kong, the strongest living creature on Earth.” ― Dialogue between Susan Watson, Jiro Nomura, and Carl Nelson

character named Sam Kelley, who eventually draws the map of Skull Island used by Carl Denham. The story begins with first mate Braddock and the rest of an unnamed

Preston, who had taken Carl's map, later insists that Carl tell the rest of the film crew about the dangers of the island, but Carl is unwilling to listen

reach their destination, Carl feels the ship turning around because Englehorn had been given orders to divert to Rangoon for Carl's arrest. However, before

vessel Calico, headed by Captain Carl Majors. The rest of the crew includes Dr. Quinn Darian, her assistant and Carl's first mate Brock Borden, and Quinn's

received a telegram mandating that he divert to Rangoon and turn Carl over to the authorities. Carl attempted to further bribe Englehorn for one more week, but

but Carl had the bridge raised as part of his scheme to capture Kong. When Preston heard his friends screaming from beyond the wall, he urged Carl to lower

charged at them when it noticed their presence. Before it could draw too close, Carl Denham incapacitated it with a gas bomb. The creature fell over from the

Daimajin Arakatsuma, to humans that would attempt to exploit kaiju, like Carl Denham and Dr. Who attempted to do to King Kong. Particularly in the case

expedition in their submarine the Explorer, a United Nations crew led by Commander Carl Nelson encounters the legendary giant ape King Kong living on the remote

December 22, 1933. Shortly after Kong's demise atop the Empire State Building, Carl Denham flees with Captain Englehorn aboard the Venture to escape the public

hours of the giant ape's death his body - and Carl Denham - disappeared. Twenty-five years later, the son of Carl Denham makes a shocking discovery that leads

jungle. Carl then arrives, and unties Jack. Carl also witness the monster carry away Ann, describing the natives chanting the name "Kong". Carl also explains

script for his friend Carl Denham's upcoming film. However, with only 15 completed pages, Jack was summoned to the ship Venture, where Carl met him and was shocked

The Wanderer sailed the Indian Ocean before the dawn of November 18, 1933. Carl Denham, who stood at the prow, could already smell the nearby Skull Island

recognized for his portayal of Carl Denham in King Kong and Son of Kong. King Kong (1933) as Carl Denham Son of Kong (1933) as Carl Denham Mighty Joe Young (1949)

and brings back many of the original characters. Once again, film director Carl Denham leads an expedition to the uncharted Skull Island to film his latest