Jack Driscoll - Real-world History

Real-world History

With the 2005 film, the casting of Adrien Brody drew some criticism, reported by film critic Roger Ebert, because he was "not precisely hero material." Ebert defended that casting decision, saying Driscoll was just a writer who did not need "big muscles."

On the making of documentary, Adrien Brody commented that of all the films he had ever made, King Kong was the one for which he was most anticipating seeing the finished product.

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