Godzilla

Godzilla (Cozzilla) is a 1977 Italian film directed by Luigi Cozzi

History
in 1977 an Italian film director named Luigi Cozzi wanted to re release the first ever Godzilla films so he when to Toho in Rome but all they had was the american version of the film so he tried to Release it a the Theaters but none wanted to have an old black and white 1950s film so he colorized it and extended its runtime (by adding clips from the beast from 2000,godzilla raids again and the day the world the day the world caught fire and the film was released at the films but afterwards Cozzi gave it back to toho and then it was lost from 1979-2018 (most of the end of the film)

Description
Director: Luigi Cozzi

Cast: Runtime: 1:32:49

Video's
= Cozzilla full movie! =

Italian Godzilla, King of the Monsters! dub

 * Emilio Cigoli   as   Steve Martin
 * Rita Savagnone   as   Emiko Yamane
 * Giuseppe Rinaldi   as   Lieutenant Hideto Ogata
 * Vittorio Kramer   as   George Lawrence
 * Pino Locchi   as   Security Officer

more infomason
The first theatrical release of Godzilla, King of the Monsters! in Italy was distributed by Paramount Pictures in 1957. The film was simply titled Godzilla, and dubbed into Italian.

In 1977, a colorized version of Godzilla, King of the Monsters! directed by Luigi Cozzi was released theatrically in Italy, in advertising as Godzilla, il re dei mostri. The Italian reissue runs longer than the original King of the Monsters, inserting several minutes of stock footage from World War II newsreels and other 1950's monster movies. "Cozzilla," as it's often called, combining the last name of the movie's director and "Godzilla," was colorized using a process called "Spectorama 70" which consisted of applying various multi-colored gels to black-and-white footage. Fabio Frizzi made a cover of Prayer for Peace, which would later be the basis for the main title of Lucio Fulci's Zombi 2 and City Of The Living Dead.