| Godzilla: King of the Monsters | |||||
| Sony Pictures (1956) | |||||
| Action, Horror, Science Fiction | |||||
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| Raymond Burr | Steve Martin | |
| Takashi Shimura | Dr. Yamane | |
| Momoko Kochi | Emiko | |
| Akira Takarada | Ogata | |
| Akihiko Hirata | Dr. Serizawa | |
| Sachio Sakai | Hagiwara | |
| Fuyuki Murakami | Dr. Tabata | |
| Ren Yamamoto | Seiji | |
| Toyoaki Suzuki | Shinkichi | |
| Tadashi Okabe | Dr. Tabata's Assistant | |
| Toranosuke Ogawa | President of Company | |
| Frank Iwanaga | Security Officer | |
| Mikel Conrad | George Lawrence | |
| Paul Frees | Unidentified Character | |
| Hiroshi Hayashi | ||
| James Hong | Ogata / Serizawa | |
| Ren Imaizumi | Radio Operator | |
| Kokuten Kodo | Old Man on Hill on Oto Island | |
| Tsuruko Mano | The Boy's Mother Bit | |
| Lee Miller | Man in Line at Airport |
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Joseph E. Levine
Terry Turner Tomoyuki Tanaka Richard Kay |
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| Writer |
Ishiro Honda
Takeo Murata Shigeru Kayama Al C. Ward |
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| Musician |
Akira Ifukube
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A 400-foot (122-meter) dinosaur-like beast, awoken from undersea hibernation off the Japanese coast by atomic-bomb testing, attacks Tokyo. |
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