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King Kong (4216 bytes)
3: ...ood, quickly becoming an American icon]]'''''King Kong''''' is a classic [[1933]] [[Hollywood]] [[Horror... 5: ...nned down by a swarm of Army [[biplane]]s. ''King Kong'' premiered in New York City on [[March 2]], [[19... 7: ...Found]. The original metal armature used to bring Kong to life, as well as other original props from the... 12: ...rn expedition to Skull Island that discovers that Kong has left behind an albino son. 14: ...ee ''[[King Kong (1976)]]''.) A sequel, ''[[King Kong Lives]]'', starring [[Linda Hamilton]], followed ... King Kong (1976) (2970 bytes) 1: .... It is a remake of the [[1933]] classic ''[[King Kong]]'', about how a giant ape is captured and import... 5: ...g at fighter jets[http://www.fullyarticulated.com/KongPosters.html]. In the actual movie, the ape was mu... 11: ...video. Occasionally shown on cable TV, the 1976 ''Kong'' draws good ratings. While never reaching the st... 16: ...www.imdb.com/title/tt0074751/ IMDb entry for King Kong (1976)] 17: ...h.com/movies/kingKong.htm Cool Cinema Trash: King Kong 1976)] King Kong (band) (174 bytes) 1: The band King Kong was formed in the mid-1990s by a former member of... King Kong vs Godzilla (1802 bytes) 3: *Original title: '''King Kong Tai Gojira''' 4: *Translation: '''King Kong vs Godzilla''' 8: ...of of commercialism. Some critics also claim that Kong represents the resources of the Pacific Islands a... King Kong (disambiguation) (226 bytes) 1: *''[[King Kong]]'' is a movie from 1933 about a giant ape. There... 2: *[[King Kong (band)]] is a band hailing from [[Louisville, Ken... Neon King Kong (552 bytes) 1: '''Neon King Kong''' was an [[new wave music|new wave]] [[punk rock... King Kong & D. Jungle Girls (469 bytes) 1: ...sh language lyrics to this song, which bear a striking similarity to [[Engrish]], are often misheard and... King Kong (2005 movie) (1458 bytes) 1: ...fantasy]] [[film|movie]] [[remake]] of the [[King Kong|original]] [[1933]] movie. It is [[film director|... 9: * [[Andy Serkis]] as Lumpy the Cook, and King Kong ([[motion capture]] and voice) 23: *{{imdb title|id=0360717|title=King Kong}} 24: *[http://www.kongisking.net/ Kong is King.net] - fansite featuring behind-the-scenes foota... 25: ...movies.com/k/kingkong/ Headlines for the new King Kong] Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! (3588 bytes) 3: ...|<font size="2">'''''Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble!'''''</font> 5: ...nes_boxart.jpg|220px|Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble! game box.]] 28: ...ountry 3''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s protagonists, Kiddy Kong.]] 29: ... and final installment in the original ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'' trilogy. It was developed by [[Rare (... 31: ...f missing vacationers [[Donkey Kong]] and [[Diddy Kong]]. Meanwhile, the [[Kremling Krew]] returns unde... Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest (2959 bytes) 3: ...align=center colspan=2|<font size="2">'''''Donkey Kong Country 2:''''' 4: '''''Diddy's Kong Quest'''''</font> 6: ...:DKC2box.jpg|220px|Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest game box.]] 30: ...as released in [[1995]] as a sequel to ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'', [[video game developer|developed]] b... 33: ...anky Kong]]. The game was the first of the Donkey Kong series to include a "secret" world, as well. Peter King, 1st Baron King (2767 bytes) 1: '''Peter King, 1st Baron King''' (c. [[1669]] - [[22 July]] [[1734]]), [[lord c... 5: ...ded [[Latin]] as the language of the courts. Lord King published in [[1702]] a ''History of the Apostles... 14: ... Creation | Next=[[John King, 2nd Baron King|John King]]}} 18: [[Category:1669 births|King, Peter King, 1st Baron]] 19: [[Category:1734 deaths|King, Peter King, 1st Baron]] Tom King, Baron King of Bridgwater (1872 bytes) 1: ...', PC (born [[June 13]], [[1933]]), is a [[United Kingdom|British]] [[Conservative Party (UK)|Conservati... 29: [[Category:1933 births|King, Tom]] 30: [[Category:British Secretaries of State|King, Tom]] 31: [[Category:Members of the Privy Council|King, Tom, Baron]] Kong Le (3973 bytes) 1: ...lition when the country was temporarily at peace, Kong Le asked for the nomination of [[Souvanna Phouma]... 3: ...rty-four deputies on [[August 16]]. The next day, Kong Le declared his coup d'état over and vacated the ... 5: ...lieved Kong Le from his command, but the next day Kong Le deposed Souvanna Phouma (who flew to [[Phnom P... 7: On [[November 27]], [[1962]] Kong Le was appointed chief of the new army (nominally... 9: ...alist-leftists attacked the [[Plain of Jars]] but Kong Le now allied with Phoumi, repulsed the attack. T... KONG (787 bytes) 1: [[Image:Kong logo.png|thumb|The KONG-TV logo]] 3: ...ms from the [[NBC]] network that are not aired on KING, in particular ''[[Meet the Press]]''. 5: KONG was created by KING Broadcasting in [[1997]]. Its city of license is ... 7: ...ere chosen because of the marketability of [[King Kong]]. Leslie Kong (282 bytes) 5: Among others Kong produced [[Bob Marley & The Wailers|The Wailers]]... 7: [[Desmond Dekker]]'s 1967 smash ''007'', gave Kong one of reggae's first global hits. Wrinkly Kong (1679 bytes) 1: ...s she appears in ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest.'']] 2: ...f [[Donkey Kong]] as he appears in the ''[[Donkey Kong Country]]'' series, depending on which theory you... 4: ... This concept remained, sans birds, in ''[[Donkey Kong Land III]]''. 6: ...olor (Yellow for [[Donkey Kong]], Red for [[Diddy Kong]], etc.). 8: ...] in 2005. In that game, she will assist [[Cranky Kong]] in training the player in the game's unique gam... Hong Kong (18194 bytes) 1: ...e is [[Macau]].) Administratively, the name "Hong Kong Special Administrative Region" (abbreviated as "H... 3: ... [[Lantau Island|Lantau]] is the largest and Hong Kong Island the second largest and most populated. [[A... 5: ...ry, two systems|One Country, Two Systems]]', Hong Kong enjoys a considerable degree of [[autonomy]] from... 9: ...#29305;別行政區<br />Hong Kong Special Administrative<br /> Region of the People... 14: ...Image:Hong kong flag large.png|125px|Flag of Hong Kong]] Diddy Kong (8982 bytes) 1: ... on the fictional [[Donkey Kong Island]] in the [[Kongo Jungle]], and is identifiable in his red hat and... 4: [[Image:diddyclimb.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Diddy Kong]] 5: ...''[[Donkey Kong Land]]''. In this game, [[Cranky Kong]] made a challenge that DK and Diddy couldn't ret... 7: ...]] of [[1996]] for the Game Boy called ''[[Donkey Kong Land 2]]''. It featured roughly the same plot as... 9: ...he mechanical monster). In [[1997]]'s ''[[Donkey Kong Land III]]'', Diddy never even put in an appearan... Kong Kristian (3198 bytes) 1: '''Kong Kristian''' (King Christian) is the [[royal anthem]] of [[Denmark]]... 5: Kong Kristian is usually played only in the presence o... 8: :Kong Kristian stod ved højen mast 53: :King Christian stood by the lofty mast 100: [[da:Kong Christian stod ved højen mast]] San Po Kong (347 bytes) 1: ...33970;崗) is an area in [[Kowloon]], [[Hong Kong]]. 3: ...[[20th century]], and named after the nearby [[Po Kong Village]] (蒲崗村). 5: {{Hong-Kong-geo-stub}} 7: [[Category:Hong Kong]]
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