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** [[Film/HammerHorror Hammer]] attempted [[https://wikizilla.org/wiki/King_Kong_(unmade_Hammer_film) their own remake as well]] and even went so far as to have Ray Harryhausen do a test animation of the Empire State scene. The film were never made due to a "no remakes" policy at RKO.
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** [[Film/HammerHorror Hammer]] attempted [[https://wikizilla.org/wiki/King_Kong_(unmade_Hammer_film) their own remake as well]] and even went so far as to have Ray Harryhausen do a test animation of the Empire State scene. The film were was never made due to a "no remakes" policy at RKO.
RKO. In the end, some extra footage was created for it and it instead became a commercial for the Volkswagen Beetle.
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** The film's novelization, like many movie novelizations, was based on an earlier screenplay of the film, with a few minor differences that may be indicative of earlier plot ideas. For example, the ship was called the ''Wanderer'' rather than the ''Venture'', there was a character called Lumpy (retained in the [[Film/KingKong2005 2005 film remake]]), the RedShirt Jimmy had several lines (which were spread between other characters in the final film), Kong was presented in a giant cage rather than in chains, and he ''leaps'' to his death in the climactic battle to snatch a biplane out of the air, rather than simply dropping off the skyscraper after succumbing to his wounds.
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** The film's novelization, like many movie novelizations, was based on an earlier screenplay of the film, with a few minor differences that may be indicative of earlier plot ideas. For example, the ship was called the ''Wanderer'' rather than the ''Venture'', there was a character called Lumpy (retained in the [[Film/KingKong2005 2005 film remake]]), the RedShirt Jimmy had several lines (which were spread between other characters in the final film), film, but again retained in the 2005 remake), Kong was had a fight with a herd of ''Triceratops'' (changed in later rewrites to a ''Styracosaurus'' or an ''Arsinoitherium'', before being removed altogether, although an ''Styracosaurus'' did appear in [[Film/TheSonOfKong the sequel]]), the inclusion of the aforementioned spider pit scene, Kong being presented in a giant cage rather than in chains, shackles, and he ''leaps'' to his death in the climactic battle to snatch a biplane out of the air, rather than simply dropping off the skyscraper after succumbing to his wounds.
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** The film's novelization, like many movie novelizations, was based on an earlier screenplay of the film, with a few minor differences that may be indicative of earlier plot ideas. For example, the ship was called the ''Wanderer'' rather than the ''Venture'', there was a character called Lumpy (retained in the [[Film/KingKong2005 2005 film remake]]), the RedShirt Jimmy had several lines (which were spread between other characters in the final film), and Kong ''leaps'' to his death in the climactic battle to snatch a biplane out of the air, rather than simply dropping off the skyscraper after succumbing to his wounds.
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** The film's novelization, like many movie novelizations, was based on an earlier screenplay of the film, with a few minor differences that may be indicative of earlier plot ideas. For example, the ship was called the ''Wanderer'' rather than the ''Venture'', there was a character called Lumpy (retained in the [[Film/KingKong2005 2005 film remake]]), the RedShirt Jimmy had several lines (which were spread between other characters in the final film), and Kong was presented in a giant cage rather than in chains, and he ''leaps'' to his death in the climactic battle to snatch a biplane out of the air, rather than simply dropping off the skyscraper after succumbing to his wounds.
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** The film's novelization, like many movie novelizations, was based on an earlier screenplay of the film, with a few minor differences that may be indicative of earlier plot ideas. For example, the ship was called the ''Wanderer'' rather than the ''Venture'', there was a character called Lumpy (retained in the [[Film/KingKong2005 2005 film remake]]), the RedShirt Jimmy had several lines (which were spread between other characters in the final film), and Kong ''leaps'' to his death in the climactic battle to snatch a biplane out of the air, rather than simply dropping off the skyscraper after succumbing to his wounds.
