The 9th Wonder of the World: The Making of 'Gorgo' (2013)
Retrospective documentary on the making of Gorgo (1961).
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Retrospective documentary on the making of Gorgo (1961).
Rating:NR
Genre:Horror, Documentary
Written By:Tom Weaver, Randal Turnbull, Daniel Griffith
In Theaters:3/19/2013
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Runtime:31 minutes
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Cast
Daniel Griffith
Director
C. Courtney Joyner
Self
Ted Newsom
Self
Bob Burns
Self
Douglas Adamsson
Self (voice)
Randal Turnbull
Narrator
Martin Benson
Dorkin (archival footage)
Christopher Rhodes
McCartin (archive footage)
Peter Sellers
The Villain Antony (archive footage)
Bruce Seton
Prof. Flaherty (archive footage)
William Sylvester
Sam Slade (archive footage)
Russ Tamblyn
Tom Thumb (archive footage)
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