Gorgo

1961
13
1h 18min

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William Sylvester and Bill Travers in Gorgo (1961)

Greedy sailors capture a giant lizard off the coast of Ireland and sell it to a London circus. Then its mother shows up.

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Des marins avides capturent un lézard géant au large des côtes Irlandaises et le vendent à un cirque Londonien, suscitant la colère de sa mère beaucoup plus grande.Des marins avides capturent un lézard géant au large des côtes Irlandaises et le vendent à un cirque Londonien, suscitant la colère de sa mère beaucoup plus grande.Des marins avides capturent un lézard géant au large des côtes Irlandaises et le vendent à un cirque Londonien, suscitant la colère de sa mère beaucoup plus grande.

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5,6/10

4,4 k

MA NOTE

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Radio Reporter
(as Maurice Kauffman)

Basil Dignam

Admiral

Barry Keegan

Mate

Tommy Duggan

1st Naval Officer
(as Thomas Duggan)

Howard Lang

1st Colonel

Dervis Ward

Bosun

Ed Bishop

Radar Operator
(non crédité)

Martin Boddey

Army Officer at Central Command
(non crédité)

Gordon Boyd

Navy Lieutenant
(non crédité)

Jim Brady

Man in Crowd
(non crédité)

John Breslin

Soldier
(non crédité)

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Anecdotes
This was one of 15 films that were released in 1961 that was considered for an Academy Award for Special Effects.

Gaffes
When the current is turned up to try to electrocute Gorgo's mother, the dial gauge shown measures Pressure In Pounds Per Inch, not Electrical Voltage.

Citations
[during a scuba dive, the men glimpse Gorgo and hurriedly return to the boat]
Joe Ryan: What did you see, Sam?
Sam Slade: I don't know. But whatever it was, I never want to see it again.

Connexions
Edited into Attack of the 50 Foot Monster Mania (1999)

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The British Godzilla

This film is came out seven years after the debut of the "Big G" and it is quite a surprise. This is a great story, and the ending is definitely a twist on what usually happens in most giant monster films. This film could definitely be seen as a parable on the consequences of greed. This film is definitely a cult classic.