King Kong in blockbuster filmed in Vietnam reveals full appearance

The legendary monkey Kong in "Kong: Skull Island" has angry but sorrowful eyes, living as a Lord on a reclusive island.

The Kong: Skull Island project first revealed the full look of the monkey king Kong on Entertainment Weekly.

Director Jordan Vogt-Roberts affirmed: “There have been many different versions of King Kong. In Kong: Skull Island, we wanted this character to be completely different. I wanted even a third grader to be able to draw King Kong on paper. The image of King Kong needed to be simple, highly iconic and memorable."

Full portrait of King Kong in new blockbuster.

The filmmaker of The Kings of Summer added that the image of King Kong is like a lonely God wandering on a deserted island in the Pacific Ocean. According to the script, King Kong is partly built on the character model of the tragic genre.

According to director Jordan Vogt-Roberts, the new King Kong is different from the character in director Peter Jackson's last version in 2005. Instead, the character is reminiscent of the King Kong version in the first black-and-white King Kong film in 1933. It took months for special effects experts to create King Kong's sad and emotional eyes. In addition to the skin, the fur on King Kong's body was also the part that took the most time to create. King Kong in the new film is also expected to appear earlier in the plot - about 40 minutes into the film.

First poster of the movie "Kong: Skull Island".

Kong: Skull Island is the latest Hollywood blockbuster about King Kong. The film has a budget of 190 million USD. The script was written by John Gatins (Flight) and Max Borenstein (Godzilla). The main plot of the film reveals that Tom Hiddleston plays a British officer while Brie Larson plays a war photographer. Both go to the mysterious Skull Island in the Pacific Ocean on a separate mission and then discover giant monsters.

Kong: Skull Island began filming in October 2015 and wrapped up in late March. Vietnam is one of the film's three main locations - along with Australia and Hawaii. The project features a multinational cast including Tom Hiddleston, Brie Larson, Samuel L. Jackson, John C. Reilly, Corey Hawkins, Jason Mitchell, John Ortiz, Thomas Mann, Shea Whigham, Eugene Cordero and Chinese actress Jing Tian.

Movie trailer "Kong: Skull Island

The film is the second project in Warner Bros.' monster cinematic universe. The work follows Godzilla in 2014. After Kong: Skull Island, the ape king appears with the monster Godzilla in the movie Godzilla vs. Kong, scheduled to be released in 2020.

Kong: Skull Island is scheduled to be released worldwide on March 10, 2017.

According to VNE