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The Eighth Blunder of the World (2006) | Slate

The Eighth Blunder of the World

Blooper reel for Peter Jackson's King Kong (2005)

Released: 2006
Runtime: 19m
Genres: Comedy

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Jack BlackSelf
Naomi WattsSelf
Adrien BrodySelf

Peter JacksonSelf
Colin HanksSelf
James Newton HowardSelf

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