Dinosaur stock footage in Gigantis the Fire Monster

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Received El Bello Durmiente and Aventura Al Centro De La Teirra today. El Bello Durmiente, while having some stop motion and hand-puppet dinosaurs, does not have the footage of the little critters coming out of the muck or the bronties fighting.

Aventura Al Centro De La Tierra does have a scene with a dinosaur in it (new footage of a lizard with crap glued on it). What really brought a smile to my face was when the cast watches a "history of the world" film-strip with stock footage from One Million B.C., Unknown Island, and El Bello Durmiente; just like in Gigantis the Fire Monster.



So, does anyone else have any clues where this mystery footage is from? Is there another Mexican dinosaur film that escaped my attention???

This is starting to piss me off

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If the Mexican films didn't have that footage, then I'm stumped. The bronto fights, to me at least, look like they were footage from a slient movie or even short (but not "The Lost World"). Perhaps IMDB, may provide some information.

Also, in this thread, I've heard that Daws Butler dubbed Kobayahsi (Minoru Chiaki). Is it really him or is it actually Paul Frees doing his best Daws Butler imitation?

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I wonder if the answer will be mentioned specifically on the Classic Media disk for Gigantis (CM's putting Gigantis on the GRA disk, right?)

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