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Titans of Destruction: The Evolution of Giant Monster Movies (2021)

Name: Titans of Destruction: The Evolution of Giant Monster Movies
Director: Danny Edwards
Genre: Documentaire, Science-fiction
Released: 2021
Duration: 57 min
Cast: John Agar, Robert Armstrong, Todd Armstrong, Tom Baker, Henry Brandon

2021 · Danny Edwards · 57 min · United Kingdom

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Documentary on the evolution of Giant Monsters in cinema from the original 1933 King Kong onward.

Une proposition de 2021 centrée sur Documentaire et Science-fiction. Réalisée par Danny Edwards.

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