Was the Gorilla in Congo Real?
For the Most Part, and Despite Some Extraordinary Accents from Hudson and Curry, the Human Cast Were Largely Upstaged by Amy and the Film's Various Other...
For the most part, and despite some extraordinary accents from Hudson and Curry, the human cast were largely upstaged by Amy and the film's various other gorillas. “Most movie gorillas have human eyes,” Marshall enthused of his film's apes, “but we used a real mountain gorilla's skull and duplicate eyes.”
Was the gorilla real in the movie Congo?
The director admits, almost with pride, that there isn't one real gorilla in the movie. ``I called Stan Winston,' he said, succinctly, ``and told him I couldn't make the movie unless we could have close-ups of Amy.
Where did they shoot the movie Congo?
In reality, this footage was mostly filmed in Simi Valley in Southern California.In a "make-believe" African jungle and City Of Zinj, created on a sound stage at Paramount Studios in Hollywood, an expedition discovers a place where human greed and the laws of nature have gone berserk — killer gray gorillas have been ...