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{{Infobox Film
| name=King Kong
| image=
| caption=
| director=Ernest B. Schoedsack
| producer=Ernest B. Schoedsack
| writer=Ruth Rose
| narrator=
| starring=Robert Armstrong<br>Helen Mack<br>Frank Reicher
| music=Max Steiner
| cinematography=Eddie Linden
| editing=Ted Chessman
| distributor=RKO Radio Pictures
| released=December 22, 1933
| runtime=69 minutes
| country=[[United States]]
| language=[[English]]
| budget=$269,000
| gross=$616,000
| preceded_by=''[[King Kong]]''
| followed_by=''[[King Kong vs. Godzilla]]''
| website=
| amg_id2=
| imdb_id=
}}
'''''Son of Kong''''' is a 1933 [[motion picture|film]], and a sequel to the famous ''[[King Kong]]'' (also released that same year), about a giant gorilla from Skull Island that was taken to [[New York City]] and killed at the top of the [[Empire State Building]] after escaping and going on a rampage.
'''''Son of Kong''''' is a 1933 [[motion picture|film]], and a sequel to the famous ''[[King Kong]]'' (also released that same year), about a giant gorilla from Skull Island that was taken to [[New York City]] and killed at the top of the [[Empire State Building]] after escaping and going on a rampage.