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Muse
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Well, when someone says "It makes no sense P&G making a femalegorillabigfoot costume", I just ask "Why?" and remind him/her of Roe's sighting.
I also remind the person that several renderings of female "apemen" were available back in the 60s. Not to mention that a dangling male genitalia probably would not be something you would like to show in your movie back then...
Another possibliity may be even more simple: your basic gorilla suit, as supplied, is neuter, with neither breasts nor genitalia.
If you want to take it to the next level, and attempt to pass if off as a real animal, you would want to make that modification.
My speculation is that Patterson put the breasts on because he HAD to, not because he wanted to. I'll go further and suggest that Patterson made his breasts on the stiff side, as floppy breasts would provoke an instant ridicule factor.
A film of a giant hairy ape-man in the woods of Northern California already begs credulity, why make it worse with big breasts flopping around?