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The Gill-man in his natural habitat, as portrayed by Ricou Browning in Creature from the Black LagoonAfter having found the fossilized remains of another Gill-man, a marine biology institute funds an expedition to the Amazon in order to find more remains. Though the Gill-man reacts violently to the intrusion, he develops a soft spot for the team's only female member, Kay and repeatedly tries to abduct her, going as far as building a makeshift dam to prevent their boat from escaping. After having killed numerous members of the expedition, the creature takes Kay to his underwater lair, where he is tracked down by the remaining survivors and riddled with bullets. The creature sinks into the depths of the lagoon. Ricou Browning portrays the underwater Gill-man throughout the three films. Ben Chapman plays the Gill-man on land in the first film, followed by Tom Hennesy in the second, and Don Megowan in the third. The Gill-man's popularity as an iconic monster of cinema has led to numerous cameo appearances, including an episode of The Munsters, the motion picture The Monster Squad and a stage show. Gill-Man è nato vicino Palermo, circa 30 mila anni prima di Cristo, suo padre era un enorme merluzzo e sua madre una prostituta Ittio-zoofila. Purtroppo, però, il padre andò a comprare le sigarette, mentre la madre si sposò con Nessuno. Il neonato Gill-Man fu lo affidato al WWF, con cui crebbe, fino a diventare un uomo pesce adulto. Visse in Sicilia fino al 1815, anno in cui dilagò la mania della pesca, e fu costretto a trasferirsi in America, e più precisamente in una laguna dell'Amazzonia. The Gill-man, better known as The Creature from the Black Lagoon, is the titular character and villain in the classic sci-fi film The Creature from the Black Lagoon and its two sequels. It has since become an iconic Universal monster, although never reaching the status of Frankenstein's creation, Count Dracula and others. <default>Gill-man</default> Home Planet Color First Appearance A monster from the 1954 movie Creature from the Black Lagoon. The Gill-man is a fictional monster that stared in the 1950's Creature from the Black Lagoon film series. He lived in "the black lagoon", which is located in the Amazon Rainforest. When a team of researchers sails into his lagoon, he kills a few team members. He is then captured and locked in a cage aboard the Rita, the scientists boat. The Gill-man escapes in the night and blocks up the crew's only exit with logs. The Rita is trapped on the Black Lagoon. While trying to remove the logs, the Gill-man abducts the head scientists beautiful assistant. When he flees to his cavern lair, his body is riddled with bullets. He retreats to the lagoon, where his supposedly dead body sinks into the depths. He is revealed to have survived, and he is taken to Ocean Harbor Oceanarium in Florida. He takes Gill-Man (as he is referred to in the voice credits) is a one-off character and antagonist in The Venture Bros. episode Venture Libre. He is a lab-created gill-man and a member of U.R.G.H, serving as one of Venturestein's revolutionary soldiers. As such, he resides in Puerto Bahia. According to producer William Alland, the idea behind the film was originally thought up by an unnamed Brazilian director whom he met at the home of Orson Welles. The unnamed man spoke of a friend of his who disappeared in the Amazon in an attempt at filming a documentary on a rumored population of fish people. There were various designs for the creature. William Alland envisioned the creature as a "sad, beautiful monster" and the sculpture of it was much like that of an aquatic development of a human. Alland said, "It would still frighten you, but because how human it was, not the other way around". Originally, the creature's design was meant to incorporate a sleek, feminine eel-like figure, which did not have as many bumps and gills as the final version. The designer of the approved Gill Rain Robinson had a figure of the gill-man on display in her office at the Griffith Observatory. (VOY: "Future's End") In early 2377, Tom Paris and B'Elanna Torres witnessed the creature while watching Revenge of the Creature with their 3D glasses on in a recreation of Chicago's Palace Theater on the holodeck. (VOY: "Repression")

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Rain Robinson had a figure of the gill-man on display in her office at the Griffith Observatory. (VOY: "Future's End") In early 2377, Tom Paris and B'Elanna Torres witnessed the creature while watching Revenge of the Creature with their 3D glasses on in a recreation of Chicago's Palace Theater on the holodeck. (VOY: "Repression") The gill-man, described by the Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th ed., vol. 1, p. 305) as an amphibious humanoid, first appeared in the Universal International produced film Creature from the Black Lagoon in 1954. It further appeared in a third movie in the series, The Creature Walks Among Us, in 1956. <default>Gill-man</default> Home Planet Color First Appearance A monster from the 1954 movie Creature from the Black Lagoon. Ricou Browning portrays the underwater Gill-man throughout the three films. Ben Chapman plays the Gill-man on land in the first film, followed by Tom Hennesy in the second, and Don Megowan in the third. The Gill-man's popularity as an iconic monster of cinema has led to numerous cameo appearances, including an episode of The Munsters, the motion picture The Monster Squad and a stage show. The Gill-man, better known as The Creature from the Black Lagoon, is the titular character and villain in the classic sci-fi film The Creature from the Black Lagoon and its two sequels. It has since become an iconic Universal monster, although never reaching the status of Frankenstein's creation, Count Dracula and others. According to producer William Alland, the idea behind the film was originally thought up by an unnamed Brazilian director whom he met at the home of Orson Welles. The unnamed man spoke of a friend of his who disappeared in the Amazon in an attempt at filming a documentary on a rumored population of fish people. There were various designs for the creature. William Alland envisioned the creature as a "sad, beautiful monster" and the sculpture of it was much like that of an aquatic development of a human. Alland said, "It would still frighten you, but because how human it was, not the other way around". Originally, the creature's design was meant to incorporate a sleek, feminine eel-like figure, which did not have as many bumps and gills as the final version. The designer of the approved Gill-man was Disney animator Millicent Patrick, though her role was deliberately downplayed by makeup artist Bud Westmore, who for half a century would receive sole credit for the creature's conception. The Gill-man suit was made from airtight molded sponge rubber and cost $15,000. The underwater sequences were filmed at Wakulla Springs in North Florida (today a state park), as were many of the rear projection images. Part of the film was shot in Jacksonville, Florida on the south side of the river near the foot of the old Acosta Bridge. The underwater Gill-man suit was painted yellow for greater visibility in the dark waters. Air was fed into the suit with a rubber hose. The Gill-man in his natural habitat, as portrayed by Ricou Browning in Creature from the Black LagoonAfter having found the fossilized remains of another Gill-man, a marine biology institute funds an expedition to the Amazon in order to find more remains. Though the Gill-man reacts violently to the intrusion, he develops a soft spot for the team's only female member, Kay and repeatedly tries to abduct her, going as far as building a makeshift dam to prevent their boat from escaping. After having killed numerous members of the expedition, the creature takes Kay to his underwater lair, where he is tracked down by the remaining survivors and riddled with bullets. The creature sinks into the depths of the lagoon. Gill-Man (as he is referred to in the voice credits) is a one-off character and antagonist in The Venture Bros. episode Venture Libre. He is a lab-created gill-man and a member of U.R.G.H, serving as one of Venturestein's revolutionary soldiers. As such, he resides in Puerto Bahia. Gill-Man è nato vicino Palermo, circa 30 mila anni prima di Cristo, suo padre era un enorme merluzzo e sua madre una prostituta Ittio-zoofila. Purtroppo, però, il padre andò a comprare le sigarette, mentre la madre si sposò con Nessuno. Il neonato Gill-Man fu lo affidato al WWF, con cui crebbe, fino a diventare un uomo pesce adulto. Visse in Sicilia fino al 1815, anno in cui dilagò la mania della pesca, e fu costretto a trasferirsi in America, e più precisamente in una laguna dell'Amazzonia. La laguna nera fu il suo habitat perfetto per oltre cento anni, finché nel 1950, i protagonisti di un reality americano (La laguna dei famosi) scoprirono la bestia mentre violentava una truccatrice, spinto da insaziabili istinti sessuali. Immediato fu l'inserimento del Gill Man su centinaia di filmini a luci rosse. Nel 1953 avvenne il momento della riscossa: un ex regista porno fece protagonista il Gill Man di una famosa pellicola: Il mostro della Laguna Nera. Gill poteva dare sfogo ai suoi insaziabili appetiti sessuali sulla protagonista femminile, sia durante le riprese, che nei camerini. Furono i 7 anni più belli della sua vita: comparse in altre due pellicole da protagonista nel 1955 e nel 1956, e acquisì tantissima notorietà, più qualche herpes. The Gill-man is a fictional monster that stared in the 1950's Creature from the Black Lagoon film series. He lived in "the black lagoon", which is located in the Amazon Rainforest. When a team of researchers sails into his lagoon, he kills a few team members. He is then captured and locked in a cage aboard the Rita, the scientists boat. The Gill-man escapes in the night and blocks up the crew's only exit with logs. The Rita is trapped on the Black Lagoon. While trying to remove the logs, the Gill-man abducts the head scientists beautiful assistant. When he flees to his cavern lair, his body is riddled with bullets. He retreats to the lagoon, where his supposedly dead body sinks into the depths. He is revealed to have survived, and he is taken to Ocean Harbor Oceanarium in Florida. He takes an instant liking to a beautiful ichthyology student there. He then escapes and flees to the ocean. However, unable to stop thinking about the ichthyology student. He returns to land and begins stalking her, eventually abducting her from a seaside restaurant. He escaped with his captive into the sea. He is then captured later in the Everglades. During the capture his is badly burnt in a fire. When bandaging him, doctors discover the Gill-man is losing his gills and developing a type of lung breathing system. Since the Gill-man had more human-like skin, he was given clothes. They then attempt to get the Gill-man to live among humans. The plan is ruined when the deranged lead doctor commits murder and blames the Gill-man. Having witnessed the murder, the Gill-man kills the lead doctor and goes on a rampage. The last time the Gill-man was seen, he was walking slowly down the beach toward the safety of the sea.

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