In the movie, "King Kong", was Fay Wray actually on top of the Empire State Building ?
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Even though they had some photo tricks in the 1930's,alas poor Faye was on some stage.
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The White House, obviously. \n\nInteresting trivia though: Casablanca--as in the movie and the city it takes place it, also means White House.
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The answer is Emma Wray\n\nCheck the link provided.
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The Empire State Building, a 102-story contemporary Art Deco style building in New York City, was designed by Shreve, Lamb and Harmon and finished in 1931. The tower takes its name from the nickname of New York State and is currently the tallest building in New York City.\n..or 1250ft roof top & 1472ft including antenna\n\ncheck out the following:
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Throw it from the top of the Empire State building and it will drop.
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New York City is called the Big Apple.
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King Kong and Pink Panther
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I will try to look it up more and tell you specifics (I love the movie btw). But its a romance and in the end of it, she is supposed to meet him at the Empire State Building, and when she tries to she gets hit by a car and is crippled, and he doesn't know it so he thinks she doesn't love him. Then he comes to her home and somehow realizes it. I've actually seen the end of that movie where that particaular scene takes place. I think it's called an Affair to Remember or something
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It's true, it's Washington, DC. This is because no building can be taller than the Capitol building in Washington, which is 287 feet tall.
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Hi the building have 102 stories build in 1931 is 1472 feet or 448.66 mts I suggest (for build it  that use card board  ) the regular packing box for electronics you can find some in some corner store closer  to your home or in a supermarket  for some details  you can go to the page of the building or looking in your browser ,google and write the word Empire State building for sure  is many pages with the additional info that you need.
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King Kong kicked his butt back in the 60s.  Rent the movie.
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I'm explaining this only on condition you don't try the experiment yourself.\n\nGiven that the Empire State Building is 1,250 feet tall and ignoring such factors as wind resistance for the moment, a penny dropped from the top would hit the ground in approximately 8.8 seconds, having reach a speed of roughly 280 feet per second.\n\nThis is not particularly fast. A low-powered .22 or .25 caliber handgun bullet, to which a penny is vaguely comparable in terms of mass, typically has a muzzle velocity of 800 to 1,100 FPS, with maybe 75 foot-pounds of energy.\n\nOn top of this we must consider that the penny would probably tumble while falling, and that the Empire State Building, like all tall buildings, is surrounded by strong updrafts. As a result the penny's descent would be substantially slowed.\n\nThus while you might conceivably inflict a fractured skull on some hapless New Yorker (or, more likely, some cretinous tourist from Towson), the penny would not "go through just like that." I bet it wouldn't even penetrate the skin. Not that I intend to find out.\n\nFor the record, the Empire State folks claim no one has ever dropped anything off their building. Yeah, right.\n-By Cecil Adams
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The Man With The Golden Gun\n\nThe title character was played by Christopher Lee (now known as Count Dooku in the Star Wars films).\n\nNick Nack was Herve Villachaize, better known as Tattoo on Fantasy Island....da plane, da plane!
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The Empire State Building - 102 stories tall - 381 meters tall.
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no idea,\n\nbut my chimp is a reincarnation with king kong.
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Fast cars and submersible boats?  Man on the moon?\n\nShoot next your gonna tell me the Cold War is over and the Empire State Building is the tallest building in New York!?!\n\nWe will land on the moon again.  It will house launching and repair facilities for more aggressive space travel.  Its unique gravity and lack of atmosphere will also make it a more viable environment for Medical Research.  \n\nThe Dark Side will be developed into a state of the art incarceration facility housing Earths worst criminals and those that believe our entire life is one hoax after another.\n\nCan't wait.
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The Sears Tower is a skyscraper in Chicago, Illinois. Commissioned by Sears, Roebuck and Company, it was designed by chief architect Bruce Graham and structural Engineer Fazlur Khan of Skidmore, Owings, & Merrill. The designs for the Sears Tower is of nine steel unit tubes. The Sears Tower was the first building for which this design was used. Construction commenced in August 1970, and reached its maximum height on May 4, 1973. When completed, the Sears Tower had overtaken the twin towers of the World Trade Center in New York City as the world's tallest building. It was originally said to have 110 stories but this included the elevator penthouse and its roof; by normal counting methods it has 108. The height of the roof is 1,450 feet and 7 inches (442 m) measured from the east entrance. The total height of the structure including the two television antennas on top added in February 1982 was 1,707 feet (520 m), the western antenna was later extended to 1,729 feet (527 m) on June 5, 2000 to improve reception of local CBS station WBBM. In the process it outstripped the height of the antenna on 1 World Trade Center. The Sears Tower also has the most total floor space of any building in the U.S. next to The Pentagon in Arlington County, Virginia. One story black bands appear around 30th-32nd, 64th-65th, 88th-89th, and 106th-107th floors. These allow ventilation for the service equipment on those floors and to obscure diagonal "X" bracing which Sears Roebuck did not want to be visible.