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The Rocket Is Lit, And So's the Producer Since the rogue star Gorath is on a collision course with Earth, the only way to save the world is to build a giant nuclear rocket at the South Pole and fly the Earth out of the way. If you consider the movie to be Show & Tell, this is the Show.
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| Crummiest Ending | |
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Can't We All Just Get Along? The success of the South Pole Project has
made the world safe for inane philosophizing.
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Akira Kobu, Guy in Robot Suit Akira Kobu as Tetsu, the guy in the robot suit.
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| Director | Claim to Fame |
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 Ishirô Honda |
Arguably the father of Godzilla -- in a metaphorical sense. If there's a giant rubber Japanese monster hanging around, he's probably the guy pointing the camera at it. |
| Actor | Character | Claim to Fame |
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 Ryô Ikebe |
<Not Yet in Database> | Japanese actor known for many sci-fi, historical, and romantic Japanese flicks. Like Mikami in Desertion at Dawn and Xu Xian in Madame White Snake. |
| Yumi Shirakawa |
<Not Yet in Database> | Was in several Japanese rubber-monster flicks, like Rodan |
| Takashi Shimura |
<Not Yet in Database> | Famous Japanese actor--was in Godzilla and Ikura |
| Akira Kubo |
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| Kumi Mizuno |
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| Hideyo "Eisei" Amamoto |
<Not Yet in Database> | One of Japan's most distinctive character actors. Dr. Who in King Kong Escapes, Yahachi in Yojimbo, and Deathgod in Kamen Rider. |
| Ken Uehara |
<Not Yet in Database> | Very prolific Japanese actor. Isaku Nakahara in Husband and Wife and Toichi Nakagawa in Wife. |
| Jun Tazaki |
<Not Yet in Database> | Seiji Ayabe in Ran and Kamiya in High and Low. |
| Kenji Sahara |
<Not Yet in Database> | Minister Takayuki Segawa in a couple Godzilla vs. films. |
| Hiroshi Koizumi |
<Not Yet in Database> | Professor Miura in Ghidorah, the Three-Headed Monster, Dr. Shin'ichi Chûjô in Godzilla: Tokyo S.O.S. and Mothra. |
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