1:The government contract rates represent one way fares, not roundtrip fares. 2: When more than one airline name, airline identifier, and flight number appears for a flight this indicates a flight connection. 3: An asterisk next to a flight number indicates a code share arrangement between two airline carriers. Not all codeshare agreements honor Government contracted fares.
In King Kong vs. Godzilla, Kong was scaled to be 45 meters (147 feet) tall. This version of Kong was given the ability to harvest electricity as a weapon. In King Kong Escapes, Kong was scaled to be 20 meters (65 feet) tall.
Stop Motion in King Kong (1933) In this excerpt, several film historians, along with members of the production crew from the 2005 remake, discuss the time-intensive process of stop-motion animation that was used in the original 1933 King Kong. To illustrate the process, Peter Jackson and his crew have also recreated the models and puppets from the 1933 film. Stop Motion in King Kong (1933) Behind the scenes look at the painstaking stop-motion effects used in the original King Kong. from RKO Production 601: The Making of Kong: The Eighth Wonder of the World (2005) Creator: Phil Saverick Distributor: Warner Brothers Posted by Paul Cote