Journey Through the Black Sun (1976)

TV Movie  -  98 min  -  Sci-Fi
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Earth's Moon has been ripped from its orbit by a massive nuclear explosion and cast adrift in unknown space... See full summary »

Writers:

Gerry Anderson (creator), Sylvia Anderson (creator), and 3 more credits »
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Cast

Credited cast:
Martin Landau ...
Barbara Bain ...
Barry Morse Barry Morse ...
Clifton Jones Clifton Jones ...
Zienia Merton Zienia Merton ...
Nick Tate ...
Prentis Hancock Prentis Hancock ...
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Paul Jones Paul Jones ...
Jon Laurimore Jon Laurimore ...
Smitty
Margaret Leighton Margaret Leighton ...
Arra
Anton Phillips Anton Phillips ...
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Storyline

Earth's Moon has been ripped from its orbit by a massive nuclear explosion and cast adrift in unknown space. The more than 300 surviving personnel of Moonbase Alpha find that the drifting Moon on which they are situated has become locked on a collision course with the giant planet Astheria and then is pulled into the center of a black hole in space. The intervention of a higher power saves the Alphans from destruction in both instances. Written by Kevin McCorry <mmccorry@nb.sympatico.ca>  

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Edited From TV Series | Sequel

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Its Force Can Bend Space And Time. Nothing Can Escape It - And Someone Is Drawing Them Closer! See more »

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Sci-Fi

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Country:

UK

Language:

English

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Also Known As:

Black Sun - Der Todesplanet greift ein See more »

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Trivia

This TV movie was edited from scenes of the two episodes "Collision Course" and "The Black Sun" of the TV series Space: 1999. See more »

Quotes

Victor Bergman: Ultimately, I suppose, we all believe what we want to believe. I guess that's what reality is. One thing, though. The line between science and mysticism... is just a line.
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Follows Alien Attack (1976) See more »