Cinema historian and restoration expert Robert Harris looks at all of the work Warner Brothers is putting into getting the original (and still best) 1933 RKO version of King Kong ready for DVD release next month.
I’ll definitely be glad to add it to my collection on the same shelf with RKO Production Number #281 from a few years later.
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