causing them to fall to their deaths below, does appear in the 1932 Kong screenplay and the film's novelization. Parts of the remaining footage can also be seen in the computer game Dinosaur Museum by Perspective Visuals and the educational video More Dinosaurs. Some of the other creatures planned for the film were an Agathaumas, a Styracosaurus and an Ankylosaurus, according to concept art. Influence on Kong The scene in King Kong in which Kong shakes sailors off of a log bridge was inspired by the scene in Creation in which the Arsinoitherium knocks sailors from a log. Ann Darrow's abduction by the Pteranodon was heavily inspired by a scene in Creation in which a Pteranodon attempted to abduct Elaine, Steve's love interest. Kong's battle with the Tyrannosaurus was taken from a scene in Creation where the Tyrannosaurus battles a Stegosaurus in an ancient golden temple. All of the dinosaur models featured in King Kong were originally designed for Creation. Characters in Creation Steve – Billy Armitage's tutor (who would have been played by Joel McCrea) the story's main protagonist Thorton Armitage – an American tycoon Elaine Armitage – Thorton Armitage's socialite daughter Billy Armitage – Thorton Armitage's youngest child Ned Hallet – Elaine's fiancée (played by Ralf Harolde, the only confirmed cast member) Louise – Billy and Elaine's friendly and overweight aunt Benny – a Jewish chef Chico – Elaine's pet monkey Bestiary Dinosaurs Brontosaurus Triceratops (with young) Stegosaurus Tyrannosaurus (with young) Agathaumas (in concept art) Styracosaurus (in concept art) Ankylosaurus (in concept art) Trachodon (in concept art) Other Prehistoric animals Arsinoitherium Woolly mammoth Glyptodon (in concept art) Megatherium (armature possibly used for the Son of Kong’s cave bear) Elasmosaurus Pteranodon Dimorphodon Modern animals Chimpanzee Jaguar See also List of stop-motion films References Sources Orville Goldner and George E. Turner, The Making of King Kong (New York: Ballantine Books, 1975), contains information about, and stills from, this unfinished film RKO Production 601: The Making of Kong, The Eighth Wonder of the World (Willis O'Brien and Creation) External links On the origins of the original 1933 King Kong American fantasy films 1930s unfinished films 1930s monster movies American black-and-white films King Kong (franchise) Lost American films 1930s American animated films 1930s stop-motion animated films Films set in Chile Films set in prehistory Films set on islands Films set in the Pacific Ocean Unfinished animated films Films about dinosaurs 1930s fantasy