King Kong: Peter Jackson's Production Diaries
G
7.9
2005
3 hr 52 min
Documentary
Academy Award - winning filmmaker Peter Jackson invites you behind the scenes of his latest movie to witness the birth of King Kong.
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- Cast：
- Peter Jackson , Jack Black , Andy Serkis , Adrien Brody , Naomi Watts
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