Question 1

How was Godzilla's iconic roar created for the 1956 film?

Accepted Answer

Godzilla's roar was made by dragging a resin-coated leather glove up and down a contrabass, then slowing down the recording significantly.

Question 2

What regret did screenwriter Al C. Ward have about his work on 'Godzilla: King of the Monsters!'?

Accepted Answer

Al C. Ward chose $2,500 upfront instead of 5% of profits, later regretting it as he could have earned an estimated $5 million in lifetime residuals.

Question 3

How long did it take to film Raymond Burr's added scenes for the American version?

Accepted Answer

Contrary to popular belief, Raymond Burr's scenes were filmed over six days, not one, due to the impossibility of creating all sets in a single day.

Question 4

What was Raymond Burr's attitude toward his involvement with the Godzilla franchise?

Accepted Answer

Raymond Burr was actually proud of his association with the film and used his clout to preserve the director's vision in the 1985 sequel.

Question 5

What is the central conflict faced by reporter Steve Martin in Tokyo?

Accepted Answer

Foreign correspondent Steve Martin is caught in Godzilla's rampage during a Tokyo layover, with humanity's hope resting on a secret weapon that may be more destructive than the monster.

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