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Curtis Harrington (written by)
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1 August 1965 (USA) more
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In 2020, after the colonization of the moon, the spaceships Vega, Sirius and Capella are launched from Lunar Station 7... more | add synopsis
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The Terrible Secret Of Space
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Americanised version of Soviet sci-fi more (37 total)
Cast
(Complete credited cast) | Basil Rathbone | ... | Prof. Hartman, Lunar 7 |
| Faith Domergue | ... | Dr. Marsha Evans, Vega |
| John Bix | ... | John the Robot |
| Gennadi Vernov | ... | Andre Ferneau, Sirius (archive footage) (as Robert Chantal) |
| Georgi Zhzhyonov | ... | Hans Walters, Sirius (archive footage) (as Kurt Boden) |
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Prehistoric Planet
Voyage to a Prehistoric Planet
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78 min | USA:74 min
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Most of the credits on the U.S. version are phony in order to hide the fact that the film was made in Russia. more
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The year: 2020. The Moon has been explored and colonized and the next space goal is about to be reached - the first landing by on the planet Venus. Scientists profoundly hope that life, similar to that on Earth, may be found on this planet where so many physical conditions are like our own. Three rocket ships of an international expedition - the Sirius, Vega and Capella, after having successfully traveled 200 million miles are in the final stages of their journey...
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Referenced in The Star Dreamer (2002) more
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This is a Roger Corman re-working of the Russian film PLANETA BURG (PLANET OF STORMS) which I saw at a science fiction convention around 1970 - in Russian, with no subtitles! This version has neatly edited in scenes featuring American stars to replace two of the Russians and dubbed the voices of the remaining Russian actors - this is a mixed blessing, since the dialogue is often contorted so as to match their lip movements, making for some banal conversations on the way to Venus. Once you get used to that, there are some interesting bits, including a great robot, a nifty flying car and an ending that retains some of the poetry of the original space epic. It's of interest mostly as a curiosity - and one day I'd like to see a subtitled version of the Russian original!