Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla - crew, film crew
The entire team, the film crew of the film "Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla"
ゴジラ対メカゴジラ (1974)
Timing:
1:24 (84 min)
7.018/10
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5.634/10
1671
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6.2/10
8900
8900
Film crew
Director
Producer
Editor
Michiko Ikeda
Editor
Special Effects Supervisor
Production Design
Kazuo Satsuya
Production Design
Original Music Composer
Director of Photography
Yuzuru Aizawa
Director of Photography
Visual Effects Supervisor
Still Photographer
Kazukiyo Tanaka
Still Photographer
Production Manager
Keisuke Shinodo
Production Manager
Screenplay
Hiroyasu Yamaura
Screenplay
Lighting Technician
Masakuni Morimoto
Lighting Technician
Story
Masami Fukushima
Story
Assistant Director
Tsunesaburo Nishikawa
Assistant Director
Visual Effects
Takeshi Miyanishi
Visual Effects
Tadashi Kawana
Visual Effects
Shoji Ogawa
Visual Effects
Visual Effects Compositor
Takeshi Yamamoto
Visual Effects Compositor
Sound Recordist
Fumio Yanoguchi
Sound Recordist
Visual Effects Art Director
Toshiro Aoki
Visual Effects Art Director
Hiroshi Komura
Visual Effects Art Director
Vocals
Beru-Bera Lin
Vocals
Lyricist
Visual Effects Camera
Motoyoshi Tomioka
Visual Effects Camera
Takeshi Yamamoto
Visual Effects Camera
What's left behind the scenes
- The first film to feature Mechagodzilla and King Caesar.
- There are two other films with the same title, but they are not sequels to this one. There is only one continuation – “Terror of Mechagodzilla” (1975), where Godzilla once again faces an alien robot.
- In one of the original script versions, Mothra and a new monster, Garugan, were supposed to appear in the film. Mothra was later dropped and replaced with Mechagodzilla, and Garugan was renamed King Barugan. He was supposed to be a dark red monster with a bronze sheen, whose main ability was to reflect the thermal attacks of enemies. Barugan was intended to be almost the same size as Godzilla – 50 m tall and weighing 30,000 tons. In the final version of the script, this kaiju was replaced by King Caesar. The classic monster Anguirus also appeared in the film. This was his last appearance in the Showa period (1954–1975).
- The film was originally titled “Godzilla vs. Bionic Monster,” but due to the popularity of the series The Bionic Woman at the time, the film was later renamed “Godzilla vs. Cosmic Monster.”
- In Italy, the film was released under the title “Godzilla vs. the Robot,” and in France, as “Godzilla vs. the Mechanical Monster.”
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