Son of Kong

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adventure film fantasy film film monster film

Son of Kong is a 1933 adventure-fantasy film that continues the King Kong story by following a return expedition to Skull Island, where the protagonists encounter Kong’s gentler albino offspring.

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Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	adventure film → fantasy film → film → monster film →
basedOn	characters from King Kong →
blackAndWhite	true →
castMember	Clarence Wilson → Ed Brady → Frank Reicher → Helen Mack → John Marston → Robert Armstrong → Victor Wong →
cinematographer	Edward Linden → Jock MacKenzie → Kenneth Peach →
countryOfOrigin	United States →
director	Ernest B. Schoedsack →
distributor	RKO Radio Pictures →
editor	Ted Cheesman →
featuresCharacter	Captain Englehorn → Carl Denham → Charlie the cook → Hilda Petersen → Kiko → Nils Helstrom →
featuresMonster	Kong’s son →
follows	King Kong →
franchise	King Kong franchise →
genre	adventure → creature feature → fantasy →
leadActor	Helen Mack → Robert Armstrong →
mainMonsterDescription	gentle albino giant ape →
musicBy	Max Steiner →
narrativeFocus	return expedition to Skull Island →
originalLanguage	English →
partOfSeries	King Kong film series →
producer	Merian C. Cooper →
productionCompany	RKO Radio Pictures →
releaseDate	1933-12-22 →
releaseYear	1933 →
runtimeMinutes	69 →
screenwriter	Ruth Rose →
setInFictionalLocation	Skull Island →
specialEffectsBy	Willis H. O’Brien →
timePeriodOfSetting	1930s →
title	The Son of Kong →
usesTechnique	stop-motion animation →

Referenced by (20)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Carl Denham → Carl Denham ("Son of Kong (1933 film)") → Charlie the cook → Kiko → Nils Helstrom →	appearsIn
Frank Reicher → Frank Reicher ("The Son of Kong (1933 film)") → King Kong franchise ("Son of Kong (1933 film)") → Robert Armstrong (actor) → Willis H. O’Brien →	notableWork
Ruth Rose → Willis H. O’Brien ("Son of Kong (1933 film)") →	workedOn
Ernest B. Schoedsack ("The Son of Kong") → Ruth Rose →	wroteScreenplayFor
Nils Helstrom →	createdFor
Ernest B. Schoedsack ("The Son of Kong") →	directed
Kiko →	firstAppearance
King Kong (1933 film) →	hasSequel
Charlie the cook →	supportingCharacterIn
Son of Kong ("The Son of Kong") →	title