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Cloudbringer · 11-30-2004, 02:01 PM

Just a little thing I saw that made me smile. I've seen some of the old Godzilla movies, but wasn't a die-hard fan or anything.

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Godzilla gets Hollywood Walk of fame star

Associated Press
Last updated: 11:06 a.m., Tuesday, November 30, 2004

LOS ANGELES -- Godzilla received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday, 50 years after he stomped onto movie screens and hours before the premiere of his latest film, "Godzilla: Final Wars."

Producer Shogo Tomiyama appeared at a ceremony outside Grauman's Chinese Theatre, where the 2,271st star is located.

"I'm here representing Godzilla. Unfortunately, he cannot speak English," he said. "We're very excited he is being honored in America."

On screen, the fire-breathing sea creature was spawned by nuclear weapons testing. He made his appearance in Japanese theaters in November 1954 -- while the United States was conducting nuclear tests in the South Pacific.

A version starring Raymond Burr made it to theaters in the United States two years later.

11-30-2004, 02:01 PM	#1
Cloudbringer Ironworks Moderator Join Date: March 1, 2001 Location: Upstate NY USA Posts: 19,737	Just a little thing I saw that made me smile. I've seen some of the old Godzilla movies, but wasn't a die-hard fan or anything. -------------------------------------------------------- Godzilla gets Hollywood Walk of fame star Associated Press Last updated: 11:06 a.m., Tuesday, November 30, 2004 LOS ANGELES -- Godzilla received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday, 50 years after he stomped onto movie screens and hours before the premiere of his latest film, "Godzilla: Final Wars." Producer Shogo Tomiyama appeared at a ceremony outside Grauman's Chinese Theatre, where the 2,271st star is located. "I'm here representing Godzilla. Unfortunately, he cannot speak English," he said. "We're very excited he is being honored in America." On screen, the fire-breathing sea creature was spawned by nuclear weapons testing. He made his appearance in Japanese theaters in November 1954 -- while the United States was conducting nuclear tests in the South Pacific. A version starring Raymond Burr made it to theaters in the United States two years later. __________________ "Don't take life for granted." Animal (may he rest in peace)