Do Your Best! Godzilla
Feb 18, 1967 · 7m
Director
Eiji Tsuburaya, Sadamasa ArikawaOverview
A short compilation film made to be shown at Takarazuka Family Land which takes footage from several Showa era Godzilla films.
Cast of Do Your Best! Godzilla
Haruo NakajimaGodzilla (archive footage) (uncredited)
Katsumi TezukaGodzilla (iceberg scene) (archive footage) (uncredited)
Hiroshi SekitaEbirah (archive footage) (uncredited)- Kōji UrukiRodan / King Ghidorah (archive footage) (uncredited)
- Masaki ShinoharaRodan (archive footage) (uncredited)
Shōichi HiroseKing Ghidorah (archive footage) (uncredited)- Haruya SakamotoKing Ghidorah (archive footage) (uncredited)
Crew of Do Your Best! Godzilla
Eiji TsuburayaSpecial Effects, Director
Sadamasa ArikawaSpecial Effects, Director, Director of Photography
Shinichi SekizawaScreenplay
Motoyoshi TomiokaSpecial Effects, Director of Photography
Yôichi ManodaSpecial Effects, Director of Photography
Akira WatanabeProduction Design
Yasuyuki InoueProduction Design
Modeste MoussorgskyMusic
Nikolai Rimsky-KorsakovMusic Arranger- René LeibowitzConductor
- Haruo NakajimaStunt Coordinator
Masakatsu AsaiSpecial Effects, Special Effects Assistant, First Assistant Director
Teruyoshi NakanoSpecial Effects, Special Effects Assistant, First Assistant Director
About Do Your Best! Godzilla
What is Do Your Best! Godzilla about?
A short compilation film made to be shown at Takarazuka Family Land which takes footage from several Showa era Godzilla films.
When was Do Your Best! Godzilla released?
Do Your Best! Godzilla was released on February 18, 1967.
How long is Do Your Best! Godzilla?
Do Your Best! Godzilla runs 7 minutes.
Who directed Do Your Best! Godzilla?
Do Your Best! Godzilla was directed by Eiji Tsuburaya and Sadamasa Arikawa.
Who is in the cast of Do Your Best! Godzilla?
The cast of Do Your Best! Godzilla includes Haruo Nakajima (Godzilla (archive footage) (uncredited)), Katsumi Tezuka (Godzilla (iceberg scene) (archive footage) (uncredited)), Hiroshi Sekita (Ebirah (archive footage) (uncredited)), Kōji Uruki (Rodan / King Ghidorah (archive footage) (uncredited)) and Masaki Shinohara (Rodan (archive footage) (uncredited)).