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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Raymond Burr greatly enjoyed his role on this film as he managed to pull a dramatic performance in otherwise a dark and depressing anti-nuclear film. And he loved his role so much, he gladly reprised his role for ''Film/TheReturnOfGodzilla'', but in the condition that they take the film seriously and not convert it into a LighterAndSofter comedy as the producers of the Americanization of that film wanted.
* FakeAmerican: American Journalist Steve Martin is played by Canadian Actor Creator/RaymondBurr.
* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Raymond Burr greatly enjoyed his role on this film as he managed to pull a dramatic performance in otherwise a dark and depressing anti-nuclear film. And he loved his role so much, he gladly reprised his role for ''Film/TheReturnOfGodzilla'', but in the condition that they take the film seriously and not convert it into a LighterAndSofter comedy as the producers of the Americanization of that film wanted.
* FakeAmerican: American Journalist Steve Martin is played by Canadian Actor Creator/RaymondBurr.
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* CashCowFranchise: Godzilla had a ''huge'' following in the west after its debut in the west in 1956. Toho themselves seems to realize the success of the film that decades later, it would eventually become one of the biggest franchises in the world even after 68 years.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Raymond Burr greatly enjoyed his role on this film as he managed to pull a dramatic performance in an otherwisea dark and depressing anti-nuclear film. And he loved his role so much, he gladly reprised his role for ''Film/TheReturnOfGodzilla'', but in the condition that they take the film seriously and not convert it into a LighterAndSofter comedy as the producers of the Americanization of that film wanted.
* FakeAmerican: American Journalist Steve Martin is played by CanadianActor actor Creator/RaymondBurr.
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* AwesomeDearBoy: Creator/RaymondBurr was very proud of his involvement in this film, and defended it until the day he died. To everybody's surprise, Burr gladly returned decades later for the Americanization of ''Film/TheReturnOfGodzilla'' (''Godzilla 1985'') even though he was a bona fide star at that point. He pulled a WagTheDirector for that film, as he took Honda's vision of Godzilla being a nuclear metaphor very seriously and would only give a serious dramatic performance, rejecting any comedic dialogue that undermined it.
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* AwesomeDearBoy: Creator/RaymondBurr was very proud of his involvement in this film, and defended it until the day he died. To everybody's surprise, Burr gladly returned decades later for the Americanization of ''Film/TheReturnOfGodzilla'' (''Godzilla 1985'') even though he was a bona fide star at that point. He pulled a WagTheDirector for that film, film too, as he took Honda's vision of Godzilla being a nuclear metaphor very seriously and would only give a serious dramatic performance, rejecting any comedic dialogue that undermined it.
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* NoBudget: At least partly implied by Raymond Burr himself. He claimed in an interview that everything was shot in the smallest studio available in LA at the time and that while his scenes were shot in six days, everything else was shot in just one day. Additionally, most of the characters were dubbed by two people, Creator/JamesHong and Sammee Tong.
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* NoBudget: At least partly implied by Raymond Burr himself. He claimed in an interview that everything was shot in the smallest studio available in LA at the time and that while his scenes were shot in six days, everything else was shot in just one day. Additionally, most of the characters were dubbed by two people, Creator/JamesHong and Sammee Tong.Tong, with an unidentified female actor as Emiko and the other women roles.
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* ActingForTwo: Creator/JamesHong voices both Ogata and Dr. Serizawa in the scenes that are dubbed.
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* NoBudget: At least partly implied by Raymond Burr himself. He claimed in an interview that everything was shot in the smallest studio available in LA at the time and that while his scenes were shot in six days, everything else was shot in just one day. Additionally, most of the characters were dubbed by two people, Creator/JamesHong and Sammee Tong.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Raymond Burr greatly enjoyed his role on this film as he managed to pull a dramatic performance in otherwise a dark and depressing anti-nuclear film. And he loved his role so much, he gladly reprised his role for ''Film/TheReturnOfGodzilla'', but in the condition that they take the film seriously and not convert it into a LighterAndSofter comedy.comedy as the producers of the Americanization of that film wanted.
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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Raymond Burr greatly enjoyed his role on this film as he managed to pull a dramatic performance in otherwise a dark and depressing anti-nuclear film. And he loved his role so much, he gladly reprised his role for ''Film/TheReturnOfGodzilla'', but in the condition that they take the film seriously and not convert it into a LighterAndSofter comedy.
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* TalkingToHimself: Creator/JamesHong voices both Ogata and Dr. Serizawa in the scenes that are dubbed.
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* NamesTheSame: Steve Martin is not THAT Creator/SteveMartin. When he was reintroduced to the ''Godzilla'' franchise after the real-life actor had become famous, they had to refer to his character as just "Mr. Martin" to avoid any confusion.
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* CashCowFranchise: Godzilla had a ''huge'' following in the west after its debut in the west in 1956. Toho themselves seems to realize the success of the film that decades later, it would eventually become one of the biggest franchises in the world even after 68 years.
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* AwesomeDearBoy: Creator/RaymondBurr was very proud of his involvement in this film and defended it until the day he died. To everybody's surprise, Burr gladly returned decades later for the Americanization of ''Film/TheReturnOfGodzilla'' (''Godzilla 1985'') even though he was a bona fide star at the point. He pulled a WagTheDirector for that film as he took Honda's vision of Godzilla being a nuclear metaphor very seriously and would only give a serious dramatic performance and rejected any comedic dialogue that undermined it.
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* AwesomeDearBoy: Creator/RaymondBurr was very proud of his involvement in this film film, and defended it until the day he died. To everybody's surprise, Burr gladly returned decades later for the Americanization of ''Film/TheReturnOfGodzilla'' (''Godzilla 1985'') even though he was a bona fide star at the that point. He pulled a WagTheDirector for that film film, as he took Honda's vision of Godzilla being a nuclear metaphor very seriously and would only give a serious dramatic performance and rejected performance, rejecting any comedic dialogue that undermined it.
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* AwesomeDearBoy: Creator/RaymondBurr, Creator/RaymondBurr was very proud of his involvement in this film and defended it until the day he died. To everybody's surprise, Burr gladly returned decades later for the Americanization of ''Film/TheReturnOfGodzilla'' (''Godzilla 1985'') even though he was a bona fide star at the point. He pulled a WagTheDirector for that film as he took Honda's vision of Godzilla being a nuclear metaphor very seriously and would only give a serious dramatic performance and rejected any comedic dialogue that undermined it.
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* AwesomeDearBoy: Creator/RaymondBurr, was very proud of his involvement in this film and defended it until the day he died. To everybody's surprise, Burr gladly returned decades later for the Americanization of ''Film/TheReturnOfGodzilla'' (''Godzilla 1985'') even though he was a bona fide star at the point. He pulled a WagTheDirector for that film as he took Honda's vision of Godzilla being a nuclear metaphor, very seriously and would only give a serious dramatic performance and rejected any comedic dialogue that undermined it.
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* AwesomeDearBoy: Creator/RaymondBurr, was very proud of his involvement in this film and defended it until the day he died. To everybody's surprise, Burr gladly returned decades later for the Americanization of ''Film/TheReturnOfGodzilla'' (''Godzilla 1985'') even though he was a bona fide star at the point. He pulled a WagTheDirector for that film as he took Honda's vision of Godzilla being a nuclear metaphor, metaphor very seriously and would only give a serious dramatic performance and rejected any comedic dialogue that undermined it.
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* NoBudget: At least partly implied by Raymond Burr himself. He claimed in an interview that everything was shot in the smallest studio available in LA at the time, and that while his scenes were shot in six days, everything else was shot in just one day.
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* NamesTheSame: Steve Martin is not THAT Creator/SteveMartin. When he was reintroduced to the ''Godzilla'' franchise after the real life real-life actor had become famous, they had to refer to his character as just "Mr. Martin" to avoid any confusion.
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* TalkingToHimself: Creator/JamesHong voices both Ogata and Dr. Serizawa in the scenes that are dubbed.
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* SleeperHit: The American version became this both outside ''and'' inside Japan. Because the recut made subtle-and-not-so-obvious connections between Godzilla and the H-Bomb, this would ultimately lead the original film to be VindicatedByHistory until 2004, where it was released internationally. This made Godzilla a pop icon as he is now for this reason.
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* RecursiveImport: This movie, an adaptation of ''Film/{{Gojira}}'', itself received a theatrical release in Japan.
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* AwesomeDearBoy: Creator/RaymondBurr, was very proud of his involvement in this film and defended it until the day he died. To everybody's surprise, Burr gladly returned decades later for the Americanization of "Film/TheReturnOfGodzilla" ''Film/TheReturnOfGodzilla'' (''Godzilla 1985'') even though he was a bona fide star at the point. He pulled a WagTheDirector for that film as he took Honda's vision of Godzilla being a nuclear metaphor, very seriously and would only give a serious dramatic performance and rejected any comedic dialogue that undermined it.
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* AwesomeDearBoy: Raymond Burr, Creator/RaymondBurr, was very proud of his involvement in this film and defended it 'til until the day he died. To everybody's surprise, Burr gladly returned decades later for the Americanization of "Film/TheReturnOfGodzilla" even though he was a bona fide star at the point. He pulled a WagTheDirector for that film as he took Honda's vision of Godzilla being a nuclear metaphor, very seriously and would only give a serious dramatic performance and rejected any comedic dialogue that undermined it.
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* FakeAmerican: American Journalist Steve Martin is played by Canadian Actor Creator/RaymondBurr.
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* TalkingToHimself: James Hong voices both Ogata and Dr. Serizawa in the scenes that are dubbed.
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* MarthDebutedInSmashBros: For American audiences in 1956. The original film is made in 1954, sent to America in 1955, then Americanized for the audience in 1956. And then this film was released in 1957 in Japan where it introduced {{Intrepid Reporter}}s and American actors that would appear in later parts of the Showa series.
* NamesTheSame: Steve Martin is not THAT Creator/SteveMartin. When he was reintroduced to the ''Godzilla'' franchise after the real life actor had become famous, they had to refer to his character as just "Mr. Martin" to avoid any confusion.
* NoBudget: At least partly implied by Raymond Burr himself. He claimed in an interview that everything was shot in the smallest studio available in LA at the time, and that everything was shot in just one day.
* TalkingToHimself: James Hong voices both Ogata and Dr. Serizawa in the scenes that are dubbed.
* NamesTheSame: Steve Martin is not THAT Creator/SteveMartin. When he was reintroduced to the ''Godzilla'' franchise after the real life actor had become famous, they had to refer to his character as just "Mr. Martin" to avoid any confusion.
* NoBudget: At least partly implied by Raymond Burr himself. He claimed in an interview that everything was shot in the smallest studio available in LA at the time, and that everything was shot in just one day.
* TalkingToHimself: James Hong voices both Ogata and Dr. Serizawa in the scenes that are dubbed.