King Kong (2005)
King Kong (2005)



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Cast & Crew.

Naomi Watts
Ann Darrow

Jack Black
Carl Denham

Adrien Brody
Jack Driscoll

Andy Serkis
Kong / Lumpy

Colin Hanks
Preston

Thomas Kretschmann
Captain Englehorn

Jamie Bell
Jimmy

Kyle Chandler
Bruce Baxter

Evan Parke
Hayes

Lobo Chan
Choy

John Sumner
Herb

Craig Hall
Mike

Peter McKenzie
Venture Crew

William Johnson
Manny

David Pittu
Weston

Mark Hadlow
Harry

Geraldine Brophy
Maude

David Dennis
Taps

Pip Mushin
Zelman

Jim Knobeloch
Thuggish Executive

Ric Herbert
Sleazy Executive

Lee Donahue
Studio Guy's Assistant

Tom Hobbs
Young Assistant

Tiriel Mora
Fruit Vendor

Jed Brophy
Venture Crew

John Wraight
Venture Crew

Barbara Harris
CastingDirector

Will Wallace
Venture Crew

Frank Edwards
Venture Crew

Crawford Thomson
Venture Crew

Richard Kavanagh
Venture Crew

Stephen Hall
Venture Crew

Joe Folau
Venture Crew

Chic Littlewood
Old Security Guard

Samuel Taylor
Hooverville Child

Lorraine Ashbourne
Theatre Actor

Laura Surrich
New York Theatre Goer

Katie Jackson
NY Child

Michael Lawrence
Venture Crew

Ray Woolf
Venture Crew - Helmsman

Eddie Campbell
Venture Crew - Crewman

Greg Smith
Venture Crew

Phil Grieve
Laughing Man

Matt Wilson
Photographer

Jim McLarty
Photographer

Latham Gaines
Photographer

Camille Keenan
New York Citizen (uncredited)

Peter Jackson
Biplane gunner / Director / Producer / Writer

Billy Jackson
NY Child

Jack Machiela
American Soldier (uncredited)

Frank Darabont
Biplane gunner (uncredited)

Andrew Lesnie
Director of Photography

James Newton Howard
Original Music Composer

David Long
Original Music Composer

Mel Wesson
Original Music Composer

Jamie Selkirk
Editor

Victoria Burrows
Casting

John Hubbard
Casting

Liz Mullane
Casting

Dan Hubbard
Casting

Grant Major
Production Design

Terry Ryan
Costume Design

Brent Burge
Sound Designer

David Farmer
Sound Designer

Jan Blenkin
Producer

Carolynne Cunningham
Producer / First Assistant Director

Fran Walsh
Producer / Writer

Philippa Boyens
Writer / Co-Producer

Sally Eccleston
First Assistant Camera

Mana Hira Davis
Stunts

Clint Elvy
Stunts

Morgan Evans
Stunts

Baz Karbouris
Stunts

Sebastian Foxx
Stunts

Kirk Maxwell
Stunt Coordinator

Tony Marsh
Stunt Double

David J. Muzzerall
Stunts

Steve Reinsfield
Stunts

Winham Hammond
Stunts

Jason Tahu
Stunts

Andrew Stehlin
Stunts

Tim Wong
Stunts

Mark Trotter
Stunts

Sharon Maxwell
Stunts

Min Windle
Stunt Double

Amanda Foubister
Stunts

Jonathan Costelloe
Stunts

Shane Rangi
Stunt Double

Joel Fletcher
Animation

Hugo Dominguez
Visual Effects

Sean Button
Stunts

Richard Taylor
Creature Technical Director / Makeup Supervisor

Guy Williams
3D Supervisor

Armen Ksajikian
Musician

Joe Bleakley
Art Direction

Simon Bright
Art Direction / Set Decoration

Kristie Breslin
Art Department Coordinator

Chris Hennah
Art Department Manager

Eliza Godman
Assistant Costume Designer

Carolyn M. Fenton
Costume Supervisor

Gunner Ashford
Armorer

Victoria Sullivan
Script Supervisor

Merrin Ruck
Script Supervisor

Shona McCullagh
Choreographer

Peter Swords King
Hair Designer / Makeup Designer

Steven Boyle
Makeup Effects

Merian C. Cooper
Original Concept

Edgar Wallace
Original Concept

Ann Robinson
Casting

Tom Johnson
Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Shane Dawson
Stunt Coordinator

Rodney Cook
Stunt Coordinator

Steve Ingram
Special Effects Coordinator

Dave Whitehead
Sound Designer

Hayden Collow
Sound Editor / Sound Effects Editor

Melanie Graham
Sound Editor

Katy Wood
Sound Editor

Justin Webster
Sound Editor

John Simpson
Foley Supervisor

Peter Mills
Foley Editor

Craig Tomlinson
Foley Editor

Ben Snow
Visual Effects Supervisor

George Murphy
Visual Effects Supervisor

Erik Winquist
Compositing Supervisor

Annette Wullems
Associate Producer

Eileen Moran
Co-Producer

Greg Cockerill
Set Decoration

Dan Hennah
Set Decoration / Supervising Art Director

Jacqui Allen
Assistant Art Director

Jeremy Bennett
Conceptual Design / Visual Effects

Ed Mulholand
Construction Coordinator

Colin Davidson
Construction Foreman

Daniel Aird
Greensman

Genevieve Cooper
Lead Painter

Carl Bellavia
Location Scout

Stephen Crene
Painter

Christopher Aitken
Sculptor

Miriam Bellard
Set Designer

Ben Milsom
Standby Painter

Rhys Duncan
Camera Operator

Colin Deane
First Assistant Camera

Tony Keddy
Key Grip

Darren Bradnock
Grip

David B. Nowell
Aerial Director of Photography

Simon Harding
Steadicam Operator

Pierre Vinet
Still Photographer

Susie Glass
Hairstylist

Corinne Bossu
Makeup Artist

Simon Ward
Set Costumer

Andy McLaren
Set Dresser

Kevin Anderton
Carpenter

Matt Aitken
CG Supervisor

Greg Butler
CGI Supervisor

Chris Walker
Craft Service

Julie Adams
Dialect Coach

Dan Lemmon
Digital Effects Supervisor

Pippa Anderson
Post Production Supervisor

Aaron Cubis
Projection

Pete Butters
Propmaker

Nick Weir
Property Master

Andy Buckley
Set Medic

Shane Cooper
Software Engineer

Hammond Peek
Sound Recordist

Karl Chisholm
Special Effects Coordinator

Peter Russell
Stand In

Ben Hall
Systems Administrators & Support

David Hollingsworth
Telecine Colorist

Collin Butrum
Transportation Coordinator

Anne Bruning
Unit Production Manager

Guy Adan
Unit Publicist

Peter Dillon
Utility Stunts

Matt Holmes
Visual Effects Editor

Veronique Lawrence
Script Supervisor

Lynne Reed
Color Timer

Ray Beentjes
Dialogue Editor

David Birrell
First Assistant Editor

Huw Griffiths
Best Boy Electric

Tim Stratton
Electrician

Reg Garside
Gaffer

Taipua Adams
Lighting Technician

David Brown
Rigging Gaffer

Jared Connon
Location Manager

Hannah Clarke
Production Coordinator

Belindalee Hope
Production Manager

Philippa Wood
Publicist

Nigel Stone
ADR Supervisor

Corrin Ellingford
Boom Operator

Martin Kwok
First Assistant Sound Editor

Tim Starnes
Music Editor

Pete Anthony
Orchestrator / Conductor

Chris Hiles
Production Sound Mixer

Matthew Lambourn
Sound Editor

Derek Casari
Sound Engineer

Mike Hopkins
Supervising Sound Editor

Atsushi Sato
Animation Supervisor

Robert Baldwin
Creature Design

Dan Akers
Digital Compositors

Rebecca Downes
Visual Effects Coordinator

Vicki Galloway Weimer
Visual Effects Producer

Scott E. Anderson
Visual Effects Supervisor

Colin Alway
Sequence Leads

Julie Zavala Ron
Machinist

James Van Der Reyden
Motion Capture Artist

Jabez Olssen
Additional Editing

Bruce Emery
Dolby Consultant

Randy Link
Animation

Emily Ireland
Unit Manager

Peter Cobbin
Thanks

Alan Lee
Conceptual Design

Chris Anderson
Stunt Coordinator

Patrick Kalyn
Animation

Ed Hawkins
Digital Compositor

Hayley Atherton
Assistant Makeup Artist

Lucy Adams
Costume Assistant

Cilla Leckie
Costume Coordinator

Lucy McLay
Costumer

Paul Hambleton
Extras Dresser

Rick Findlater
Hair Supervisor

Richard Matthews
Additional Second Assistant Director

Stephanie Weststrate
Second Assistant Director

Skot Thomas
Second Second Assistant Director

Randall William Cook
Second Unit Director

Del Chatterton
Third Assistant Director

Darryl Longstaffe
Draughtsman

Mark Cameron Williams
Graphic Designer

Chris Guise
Title Designer

Polly McKinnon
ADR Editor

Brian Kahanek
ADR Mixer

Rick Canelli
ADR Recordist

Neil Aldridge
Assistant Dialogue Editor

Robyn McFarlane
Foley Recordist

Karen Harper
Vocals

Jonathan Roy Grindlay
Special Effects Assistant

Ross Anderson
Special Effects Technician

Heather Clarke
Additional Visual Effects

Joe Letteri
Senior Visual Effects Supervisor

Mario de Dios
VFX Artist

Alex Funke
VFX Director of Photography

Juliette Davis
Visual Effects Production Assistant

Marion Davey
Visual Effects Production Manager

Ryan Carey
Stunt Double

Noor Razzak
Assistant Grip

Dion Hartley
Best Boy Grip

Alys Rowe
Camera Trainee

Alexandra Bishop
Clapper Loader

Andrew Lambert
Data Wrangler

Kayne Asher
Dolly Grip

Mike Knudson
Focus Puller

Tony Monk
Helicopter Camera

Steve Allanson
Second Assistant Camera

Eric Leighton
Animation Director

William Dwelly
Animation Technical Director

Jamie Beard
Lead Animator

Keith Huggins
Senior Animator

Kelly Valentine Hendry
Casting Assistant

Mark Hawthorne
Assistant Editor

Nadia Diggins
Color Grading

Jan Kruse
Digital Colorist

Jayne Herrmann
Digital Intermediate Assistant

Holger Spill
Digital Intermediate Editor

Shara Hudson
Post Production Coordinator

Mathew Gordon
Location Assistant

Stuart Michael Thomas
Music Consultant

Nigel Scott
Music Coordinator

Jim Weidman
Supervising Music Editor

Linda Klein-Nixon
Accountant

Jessica A. Gihon
Assistant Accountant

Aimee Aspinall
Assistant Production Coordinator

Aria Harrison
Assistant Script

Leigh van der Byl
CG Artist

Christine Arboit
Creature Technical Director

Tanya Blumstein
Dialogue Coach

Cyndi Ochs
Digital Effects Producer

Sarah Valentine
Extras Casting

Miranda Rivers
Extras Casting Coordinator

Peter Baustaedter
Matte Painter

Emily Griffiths
Production Assistant

Jeff Barnes
Production Executive

Jonny Doig
Production Runner

Sarah Milnes
Researcher
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Details.
Release DateDecember 12, 2005
StatusReleased
Running Time3h 7m
Content RatingPG-13
Budget$207,000,000
Box Office$562,363,449
Filming LocationsNew Zealand · New York City, United States
Genres
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This Movie Is About.
Wiki.
King Kong is a 2005 epic adventure monster film co-written, produced, and directed by Peter Jackson. It is the ninth entry in the King Kong franchise and the second remake of the 1933 film of the same title, the first being the 1976 remake. The film stars Naomi Watts, Jack Black, and Adrien Brody. Set in 1933, it follows the story of an ambitious filmmaker who coerces his cast and hired ship crew to travel to mysterious Skull Island. There they encounter various prehistoric creatures and a legendary giant gorilla known as Kong, whom they capture and take to New York City.
Development began in early 1995, when Universal Pictures approached Jackson to direct the remake of the original 1933 film. The project stalled in early 1997, as several ape and giant monster-related films were under production at the time and Jackson planned to direct The Lord of the Rings film series. As the first two films in the Rings trilogy became commercially successful, Universal went back to Jackson in early 2003, expressing interest in restarting development on the project, to which Jackson eventually agreed. Filming for King Kong took place in New Zealand from September 2004 to March 2005. It was the most expensive film ever produced at the time of its release, as its budget climbed from an initial $150 million to a then record-breaking $207 million.
King Kong premiered at New York City on December 5, 2005, and was theatrically released in New Zealand on December 13 and in the United States on December 14. The film received critical acclaim, and eventually appeared in several top ten lists for 2005; it was praised for the special effects, performances, sense of spectacle and comparison to the 1933 original, though some criticisms were raised over its 3-hour runtime. It was a commercial success, grossing over $556.9 million, and became the fourth-highest-grossing film in Universal Pictures history at that time and the fifth-highest-grossing film of 2005. It also generated $100 million in DVD sales upon its home video release in March 2006. It won three Academy Awards for Best Sound Editing, Best Sound Mixing and Best Visual Effects. A tie-in video game was released alongside the film, which also became a commercial and critical success.
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