King Kong Costume, 1976

Directed by John Guillermin; Costume Designer: Moss Mabry, Anthea Sylbert (gowns and native costumes)

This version on Kong is updated and done in the "modern" world (1976). The explores and movie maker are now explores for oil. The company becomes the bad guy. Ann becomes Dwan. The Empire State building and bi-planes are replaced with Kong battling jets astride WTC's the two towers.

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About the Costume Designers

Both costume designers have been nominated for numerous awards.

Moss Mabry

	1996 Oscars: nominated for Best Costume Design Black & White, Morituri
	1957 Oscars: nominated for Best Costume Design Color, Giant
	1975 Oscars: nominated for Best Costume Design , The Way We Were

Anthea Sylbert

Gowns and native costumes

	1984 Broadway's Tony Award: Nominated as Best Costume Designer, The Real Thing
	1975 Oscars: nominated for Best Costume Design , Julia
	1972 Oscars: nominated for Best Costume Design , Chinatown

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