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Kong was created by Merian C. Cooper, who pitched the story to RKO Radio Pictures. RKO adapted Cooper's vision into a feature film titled King Kong, which

Kong was conceived by Merian C. Cooper, who licensed his idea to RKO Radio Pictures. RKO released King Kong, directed by Cooper, in 1933. The film was a

Article Gallery Kiko is the albino son of King Kong who appeared in the 1933 RKO Radio Pictures film Son of Kong. Left on his own on Skull Island following

"Bill of Fare for 'King Kong' Monsters". King Kong pressbook. RKO Radio Pictures. 1933. p. 4. Russell Blackford (November 1, 2005). Kong Reborn

"Bill of Fare for 'King Kong' Monsters". King Kong pressbook. RKO Radio Pictures. 1933. p. 4.

Article Gallery Elasmosaurus is an extinct genus of plesiosaur. An Elasmosaurus appears in the 1933 film King Kong. Elasmosaurus is a plesiosaur with a

The Two-Legged Lizard is a giant lizard monster that makes a brief appearance in the 1933 film King Kong. This creature's name is never spoken onscreen

"Bill of Fare for 'King Kong' Monsters". King Kong pressbook. RKO Radio Pictures. 1933. p. 4. Falconer, Daniel, Weta Workshop (22 November 2005)

Article Gallery Tyrannosaurus rex (ティラノサウルス·レックス,   Tiranosaurusu rekkusu) is an extinct species of large carnivorous theropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous

Son of Kong was a comic strip illustrated by Glenn Cravath that ran in newspapers in 1933 to promote the film of the same name. Like its predecessor King

written by Ruth Rose, with stop-motion effects by Willis O'Brien. Produced by RKO Radio Pictures, it is a sequel to King Kong, which released earlier that same

Edgar Wallace and Cooper, with special effects by Willis O'Brien. Produced by RKO Radio Pictures, it is the first film to feature the monster King Kong. It

King Kong was a comic strip illustrated by Glenn Cravath that ran in newspapers in 1933 to promote the film of the same name. It was distributed to movie

Mexican-American artist and painter. A matte painter and art director for Warner Bros., RKO Pictures, and Universal Pictures, he worked on such famed films as The Most

The S.S. Venture is a fictional tramp steamer that appears in the 1933 film King Kong, its 1933 sequel Son of Kong, and its 2005 remake. In the 1932 King

RKO Pictures LLC, formerly known as RKO Radio Pictures Inc., is an American film production company. In the past, it was one of the biggest and most powerful

Paramount and RKO for the rights to King Kong, claiming that they had a previous oral agreement with RKO to produce their own remake; however, RKO denied such

December 28, 1957. An English-dubbed version of the film was prepared by RKO Radio Pictures and released to American theaters by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer on

Concept painting by Willis O'Brien The live-size bust of Kong's upper body used in the film American King Kong poster American King Kong poster American

Image gallery for the film Son of Kong. The poster advertising King Kong's debut. Carl Denham Carl Denham and Captain Englehorn observing the poster advertising