00:02Sous-titrage Société Radio-Canada
00:30...dinosaur, with those kind of wings behind its ears, so it seemed very lifelike.
00:38Lurie refused to base the design of Gorgo on the original Godzilla suit.
00:42He felt that it was clumsy, unconvincing, and incapable of the characterization found within the script.
00:51Ultimately, the solution was to devise a series of hydraulically powered commands operated by a control box from within the
00:57suit.
00:57The movement of the eyes, the ears, and the tail were all activated by independent hydraulic systems.
01:06It's an interesting approach, and I think it works organically within the story. It doesn't seem false for some reason.
01:14Four stuntmen were recruited to become the inner skeleton of the eight-foot Gorgo suit.
01:18Each had to practice walking with heavy webbed feet as well as to learn what buttons to push for each
01:23hydraulic function.
01:24It was really a terrific suit. I'm sure extremely uncomfortable.
01:29But there is still that touch, that human element, I think, that somehow always comes through with the man in
01:38the suit.
01:44No motion picture of our time has ever unleashed sharp spectacle of such scope and realism.
01:51As up from the depths of prehistoric mystery rages, Gorgo.
01:58The headlines of the world play as the fabulous story of this monster from another age,
02:03catapulted from some vast sub-ocean cavern by unprecedented volcanic action.
02:09And the headlines scream the story of the reckless skin divers who captured the monster and put it on exhibition.
02:16Sam! Pull up! Drop the nets!
02:18What do you think you're doing? Take it easy.
02:22I can't let him go back to the sea where he belongs.
02:25Why?
02:25Maybe to save his silly skins for you.
02:28Hurry, hurry, hurry to see Gorgo!
02:30But the headlines do not record the story of a little boy who had a curious sympathy and understanding for
02:36the fantastic creature.
02:38What strange secret does he know that scientists only suspect?
02:43Are you trying to say there may be a fully grown one of these things around somewhere?
02:46How big would a full grown one be?
02:47An approximate guess, the infant, the adult.
02:54That would make it nearly 200 feet tall.
02:56Wreaking terrible vengeance against the civilization that has captured its offspring,
03:01clowering over the cities of the world as millions flee its awesome terror.
03:05Repent! Repent! Are you still terrible? Repent!
03:18Nothing can stop it, defying the force of the army, the might of the navy.
03:25Fire number one, sorry.
03:31Ready to open fire, sir.
03:33Fire, then.
03:37Even the fury of the jets.
03:43In a thrashing crescent of sights never before beheld by human eyes,
03:48and adventures never before experienced by any man or woman.
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