Are these facts about King Kong true or false?
Hopefully, this quiz isn't too Kongfusing!
True or False: King Kong is the greatest movie monster of all time.
While that particular accolade can be debated forever, King Kong's legacy cannot. The guy wrecked a lot of property. He has dazzled onscreen and onstage. But, maybe you need a little refresher! Well, here it is. Whether it's right or wrong, you'll learn the facts after you guess!
So pull up a piece of the Empire State Building and take a look at this nifty primate quiz! Be sure to share your thoughts and your score in the comments section below!
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King Kong's roar was a combination of a lion's roar and a tiger's roar, slowed down, and played backwards.
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Grossed $110,000 its opening weekend, the second biggest opening ever at the time.
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The success of this film is often credited for saving MGM from bankruptcy.
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This is the only film to debut at both of the largest theaters in New York City, the Roxy and Radio City Music Hall, simultaneously.
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The finished film utilized less than ten thousand feet of film, although 238 thousand feet were shot.
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Kong's "official" height (from the posters) is forty feet.
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The title character does not appear until 23 minutes into the film.
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Director Merian C. Cooper paid for the score with his own money.
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Some of the illustrations used in the promotional material were drawn by Mr. Wing from Gremlins.
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King Kong was one of 11 Fay Wray films in released in 1933.