| Real name | Unknown |
|---|---|
| Status |
Deceased (Squashed under Kong's right foot) |
| Age | Late 20s - Early 30s |
Kong about to squash man with his giant foot
This individual lived in New York in 1933. On December 25, he went to see the show King Kong: The Eighth Wonder of the World on Broadway and sat in the front of the audience. When Kong broke free from his chrome-steel chains, the man was casually squashed under Kong's giant right foot when he jumped from the theater's stage. Kong never seemed to notice that he had squashed the man beneath his gigantic foot at all as he continues his rampage.
The chains snap off as Kong jumps from the stage, sealing this mans fate as Kong's foot makes it's way over.
Kong moments after squashing the man beneath his huge foot. He doesn't seem to have noticed the man who is still under his foot.
Behind the Scenes[]
- The squashed theater goer was portrayed by Matthew Dravitzki in Peter Jackson's 2005 version of King Kong. Dravitzki was known for working for Jackson since the Lord of the Rings trilogy as an executive assistant, facilities manager, travel and accommodation coordinator, co-producer, and associate producer in his films.
Appearances[]
- King Kong (2005 film) (first appearance)