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| cinematography=Eddie Linden<br>Vernon Walker<br>J.O. Taylor

| cinematography=Eddie Linden<br>Vernon Walker<br>J.O. Taylor

| editing=Ted Chessman

| editing=Ted Chessman

| distributor=Radio Pictures

| distributor=Radio Pictures

| released=March 2, 1933

| released=March 2, 1933

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| imdb_id=0024216

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'''''King Kong''''' is a 1933 film (made prior to the establishment of the [[Motion Picture Production Code|Hays Code]] in 1934) about a giant [[prehistoric]] [[gorilla]], [[King Kong (character)|the movie's title character]], that lives on Skull Island.  The movie premiered on March 2, 1933 at two theatres in [[New York City]], Radio City Music Hall and the RKO Roxy, followed by a Los Angeles premiere at Grauman's Chinese Theatre on March 23 and then a general release on April 10 of that year.  It was one of the first notable movies to make use of stop-motion animation special effects, decades before the advent and use of CGI digital technology for movie and television special effects.

'''''King Kong''''' is a 1933 film (made prior to the establishment of the [[Motion Picture Production Code|Hays Code]] in 1934) about a giant [[prehistoric]] [[gorilla]], [[King Kong (character)|the movie's title character]], that lives on Skull Island.  The movie premiered on March 2, 1933 at two theatres in [[New York City]], Radio City Music Hall and the RKO Roxy, followed by a Los Angeles premiere at Grauman's Chinese Theatre on March 23 and then a general release on April 10 of that year.  It was one of the first notable movies to make use of stop-motion animation special effects, decades before the advent and use of CGI digital technology for movie and television special effects.

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