Editing Frankenstein vs. Baragon
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===Pre-production=== |
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[[Nick Adams (actor, born 1931)|Nick Adams]] was handpicked by Saperstein for the lead. Several crew members spoke fondly of Adams, who would amuse his fellow co-stars and crew with stories from Hollywood. Co-director Koji Kajita regaled that Adams became good friends with Honda and [[Yoshio Tsuchiya]], often teasing them and them teasing Adams back. Despite being married, Adams flirted openly with [[Kumi Mizuno]] and called her |
[[Nick Adams (actor, born 1931)|Nick Adams]] was handpicked by Saperstein for the lead. Several crew members spoke fondly of Adams, who would amuse his fellow co-stars and crew with stories from Hollywood. Co-director Koji Kajita regaled that Adams became good friends with Honda and [[Yoshio Tsuchiya]], often teasing them and them teasing Adams back. Despite being married, Adams flirted openly with [[Kumi Mizuno]] and called her every night. Mizuno admitted that Adams was "headstrong" and that she had to "get out of that situation", but stated it was "fun" to work with him. Adams delivered all of his lines in English, while everyone else delivered their lines in Japanese.{{sfn|Ryfle|Godziszewski|2017|p=223}} |
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Koji Furuhata earned the role of Frankenstein through an open audition. Furuhata wore green contact lenses to emulate a Caucasian look, a flat-head prosthetic and brow resembling [[Jack Pierce (makeup artist)|Jack Pierce]]'s Frankenstein Monster design and large shirts and loincloths. Honda had originally wanted to explore more of the science-gone-wrong theme, but was forced to change the story in the middle to reach a climactic monster battle.{{sfn|Ryfle|Godziszewski|2017|p=225}} |
Koji Furuhata earned the role of Frankenstein through an open audition. Furuhata wore green contact lenses to emulate a Caucasian look, a flat-head prosthetic and brow resembling [[Jack Pierce (makeup artist)|Jack Pierce]]'s Frankenstein Monster design and large shirts and loincloths. Honda had originally wanted to explore more of the science-gone-wrong theme, but was forced to change the story in the middle to reach a climactic monster battle.{{sfn|Ryfle|Godziszewski|2017|p=225}} |