Takeshi Kimura

Works
Birthday
1911-02-04

Takeshi Kimura - Screenplay, Writer, Adaptation, Original Story known for his work in such projects: «Destroy All Monsters» (1968), «The War of the Gargantuas» (1966), «Frankenstein Conquers the World» (1965), «Godzilla vs. Gigan» (1972), «Rodan» (1956),

Kaoru Mabuchi (馬淵 薫 Mabuchi Kaoru), known by the pen name Takeshi Kimura (木村 武 Kimura Takeshi), was a Japanese screenwriter who wrote many of Toho's non-Godzilla tokusatsu films during the Showa era. Unlike his contemporary Shinichi Sekizawa, whose screenplays were noted for their lighthearted and "fun" tone, Mabuchi's screenplays were comparatively more gloomy and contained more political themes. Mabuchi considered his screenplay for Ishiro Honda's Matango to be his best work, and was considerably less enthusiastic about his later work. Kimura passed away on May 3, 1987, due to a throat obstruction.

Wrote screenplays under his birth name Kaoru Mabuchi as well as under his pen name, Takeshi Kimura.

The most significant works of Takeshi Kimura

Godzilla vs. Megalon poster
Original Story
Godzilla vs. Gigan poster
Original Story
Godzilla vs. Hedorah poster
Writer, Screenplay
Destroy All Monsters poster
Screenplay
King Kong Escapes poster
Writer, Screenplay
Matango poster
Matango 1963
Screenplay, Adaptation
The Human Vapor poster
Screenplay
Rodan poster
Rodan 1956
Screenplay


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