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Frédéric Alameunière Dialogue Director   Julie Elmaleh Dubbing Studio   Cinephase Dialogue Writer   Serena Paccagnella Dialogue Director   Federico Zanandrea

on Godzilla's chest, usually causing dramatic injuries. In addition to dialogue among the human characters, the kaiju themselves also speak to each other

Furue: “What?!” Osamu Sakurai: “He's after the the berry juice, hurry!” ― Dialogue between Osamu Sakurai and Kinzaburo Furue in King Kong vs. Godzilla The

Zero (1970) - English dialogue writer [uncredited; Glen Glenn Sound Company dub] The War of the Gargantuas (1970) - English dialogue supervisor [Glenn Sound

version, speech bubbles appear out of the monsters' mouths and display their dialogue. In the international version, voice actor Ted Thomas, the producer of

Willems Recording Engineer Michael Iske Assistant Engineer Marc Matsumoto Dialogue Editor Timur Kalyuzhnyy Concept Art Character Designer Andrew Wildman Background

League of Nations, to stop wars between nations and provide a platform for dialogue. The U.N. is featured in several films in the Godzilla series, notably

script, although he is little more than an extra in the 1933 film, and his dialogue is spread out among many sailors. Although he is only named in an off-hand

save for cropping to prevent showing Mariko's nipple. A short exchange of dialogue at the end of this scene was trimmed and replaced with a recycled shot

Max Hutchinson Special Effects by Willis Cook Set Decorator Edward Boyle Dialogue Director Michael Fox Costumes by Berman's of Hollywood Makeup Artist Louis

respected anime screenwriter Gen Urobuchi, the film’s technobabble-heavy dialogue serves largely as a way to move from one action scene to the next. Compared

Meyer goes on to say that there are many "wacky scenes and wacky lines of dialogue" in the film, but that they are "my kind of crazy." He acknowledges that

” Shobijin: “Mothra, she'll rescue us, and return us to our island!” ― Dialogue between the Shobijin and Shinichi Chujo (Mothra, 1961) Mothra (モスラ,   Mosura)

dubbing sessions, which lasted for a two day period; one day for principal dialogue, the second for group scenes and walla. The U.S. version, even with the

Xiang's dialogue is in Mandarin Chinese. But for the Japanese theatrical and home video releases, Ko Takasugi dubbed his character's dialogue into Japanese

“That's right. This is Kong, the strongest living creature on Earth.” ― Dialogue between Susan Watson, Jiro Nomura, and Carl Nelson in King Kong Escapes

the subtitles feature different dialogue than what is said onscreen, or when subtitles are included for lines of dialogue that only appear in the dubs. Sony

Monsters All-Out Attack (2001) acknowledged this controversy in the form of dialogue mentioning a monster recently attacking New York City, identified as Godzilla

included panning dialogue as a tribute to 1950s 4-track stereo sound mixes. The dialog was centered for the VHS release, where the panning dialogue would no longer

Townsend Nobuo Munekawa Dialogue Director Robert Myerson Script Supervisor Barbara Robinson Screen Play by Nizo Takahashi Additional Dialogue by Richard Kraft