Godzilla (film, 1954)

Godzilla ( Gojira ) is a Japanese film carried out by Ishirō Honda, left in 1954.

Synopsis

Godzilla, celebrates it radioactive dinosaur, was born in 1954 with film from the same name putting it in scene. Following the nuclear explosions of the bombs which destroyed Hiroshima and Nagasaki, certain organizations knew changes, Godzilla of course, but also of other monsters which will make their appearance in following films. Godzilla symbolizes the madness of the men and their unconsciousness to handle fatal weapons like the atomic bomb. The message which wants to make pass Hinoshiro Honda, the realizer, is humanistic, and one can see a certain morals in this film, beyond the aspect monster out of plastic…

Data sheet

Title: Godzilla
original Title: Gojira
Realization: Ishirō Honda
Scenario: Ishirō Honda and Takeo Murata
Production: Tomoyuki Tanaka
Production company: Tôhô
Budget: 1 million dollars
Music: Akira Ifukube
Photography: Masao Tamai
Assembly: Kazuji Will conceal
Décors: Satoshi Chuko and Takeo Kita
Country of origin: Japan
Format: Black and white - 1,37:1 - Mono - 35 mm
Kind: Science fiction
Lasted: 98 minutes
Coming out date: November 3rd 1954 (Japan)

Distribution

Akira Takarada : Hideto Ogata
Momoko Kôchi : Emiko Yamane
Akihiko Hirata : Daisuke Serizawa-hakase
Takashi Shimura : Kyohei Yamane-hakase
Fuyuki Murakami : the professor Tanabe
Sachio Sakai: the journalist Hagiwara
Toranosuke Ogawa: the director of the company Nankai
Miki Hayashi: the president of the committee
Takeo Oikawa: the chief of the helps
Seijiro Onda: the member of Parliament Oyama
Tsuruko Mano: the mother of Shinkichi
Toyoaki Suzuki: Shinkichi, the young brother of Masaji
Ren Yamamoto: the fisherman Masaji
Kokuten Kodo: the old fisherman
Kin Sugai: Ozawa-san

Around film

turning was held with Toba and Tōkyō.

External bond

Godzilla on Internet Movie Database

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