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Lost Continent (1951)

 -  Sci-Fi  -  17 August 1951 (USA)
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Major Joe Nolan heads a rescue mission in the South Pacific to recover a downed atomic rocket. The crew crashlands on a mysterious island, and spends much time rock-climbing. They meet up ... See full summary »

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Maj. Joe Nolan
Hillary Brooke ...
Marla Stevens
Chick Chandler ...
Lt. Danny Wilson
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Michael Rostov
Acquanetta ...
Native Girl
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Sgt. Willie Tatlow
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Stanley Briggs
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Robert Phillips
Murray Alper ...
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Major Joe Nolan heads a rescue mission in the South Pacific to recover a downed atomic rocket. The crew crashlands on a mysterious island, and spends much time rock-climbing. They meet up with a native girl, a big lizard, and some dinosaurs. Written by Marty McKee <mmckee@wkio.com>

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180.000.000 Years Beyond Belief! See more »

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Continente Perdido  »

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Shot in 11 days. See more »

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When Briggs slips from Rostov's grasp, an overhead shot shows him falling backward into a cloud, as Rostov lays stretched over the ledge above. But the moment Briggs disappears into the cloud, Rostov suddenly dissolves and you see only an empty ledge. (The next shot, a close-up of Rostov, shows him still laying flat on the ledge.) See more »

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Nolan: Look at the size of that footprint! I've never seen anything like it before!
Phillips: I have. Once... in a museum.
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Featured in Svengoolie: Lost Continent (2005) See more »

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My Memory May Be Vague About This Movie
28 August 2001 | by (Nebraska) – See all my reviews

The first and last time I saw this movie was the early 1960's, if not before then. So I saw it through the eyes of a young person. I enjoyed this movie and once in a while would give it a thought that I would like to see it again. It was neat seeing Sid Melton in this movie as he was one of my favorite characters on the TV series CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT, where he played Ichabod Mudd. If I saw it today I might think it was hokey, but back then the special effects to me were very good.

I gave it a 6 rating.


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