Son of Kong

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Son of Kong

Credits
Title:	Son of Kong
Director:	Ernest B. Schoedsack
Writers:	Ruth Rose
Producers:	Merian C. Cooper; Archie Marshek; Ernest B. Schoedsack
Composer:	Max Steiner
Cinematography:	Eddie Linden; J.O. Taylor; Vernon Walker
Editors:	Ted Cheesman
Production
Distributed by:	RKO Radio Pictures
Released:	December 22nd, 1933
Rating:	Approved
Running time:	70 min.
Country:	USA
Language:	English
Budget:	$250,000 ^[1]
Gross:	$1,342,880 ^[1]
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Son of Kong is an American feature film of the adventure genre. It is the sequel to King Kong, which was directed by Merian C. Cooper and released in 1933. Son of King was directed by Ernest B. Schoedsack with a script written by Ruth Rose. It was produced by RKO Radio Pictures and premiered in the United States on December 22nd, 1933. The film stars Robert Armstrong reprising the role of Carl Denham, which he played in King Kong.

Plot[]

There are a total of six credited cast members in this movie. According to IMDB, there is an additional thirty uncredited cast members who play minor roles and/or extras.