A two-part episode of the sci-fi TV series Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (1954), released as a feature.A two-part episode of the sci-fi TV series Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (1954), released as a feature.A two-part episode of the sci-fi TV series Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (1954), released as a feature.
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Richard Crane
- Rocky Jones
- (archive footage)
Scotty Beckett
- Winky
- (archive footage)
Sally Mansfield
- Vena Ray
- (archive footage)
Robert Lyden
- Bobby
- (archive footage)
Maurice Cass
- Prof. Newton
- (archive footage)
Leonard Penn
- Ranger Griff
- (archive footage)
Charles Meredith
- Drake - Secretary of Space
- (archive footage)
- (as Chas. Meredith)
Patsy Parsons
- Queen Cleolanta
- (archive footage)
Guy Prescott
- Darganto
- (archive footage)
- (as Frank Pulaski)
Cliff Ferre
- Ranger Marshall
- (archive footage)
Walter Coy
- Zoravac
- (archive footage)
Nestor Paiva
- Prof. Cardos
- (archive footage)
Patsy Iannone
- Volaca
- (archive footage)
Joanne Jordan
- The Vonsoom - Zoravac's Wife
- (archive footage)
Charles Horvath
- Symitar - Cardos Henchman
- (archive footage)
Sol Gorss
- Fornax Soldier
- (archive footage)
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
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Did you know
- TriviaEdited from the fourth, fifth and sixth episodes of Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (1954).
- GoofsRocky Jones tells Bobby to synchronize their watches. Bobby clearly says his watch is stopped and its impossible to set a watch on Fornax. Rocky tells him its 1544 and to contact him at noon anyway. later on Bobby gives his watch to Volaca. How did Bobby set his watch?
- ConnectionsEdited from Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (1954)
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'There's only one way to describe it - it's super spatial!'
This is a mildly entertaining bit of fluff cobbled together from three episodes of an early 1950's US television show. It concerns the adventures of Rocky Jones, his somewhat goofy sidekick Winky, the lovely Vena Ray, a precocious kid named Bobby and Professor Newton. They're all under the authority of the Secretary of Space. Secretary of Space, now there's a job title; I'd like to be Chairman of Gravity myself.
As far as the film goes, it's pretty tame as regards the special effects and the action; however, it shares that charm that many of the science fiction films of that specific decade display and, consequently, manages to engage the viewer. It's particularly interesting, if only in a historical sense, to see a sci-fi show from television's early years.
If you get a copy of this film in one of those public domain collections - I received mine in the Mill Creek 100 Sci-Fi Classics set - then I'd certainly recommend watching it but, otherwise, I wouldn't expend any energy trying to track it down.
As far as the film goes, it's pretty tame as regards the special effects and the action; however, it shares that charm that many of the science fiction films of that specific decade display and, consequently, manages to engage the viewer. It's particularly interesting, if only in a historical sense, to see a sci-fi show from television's early years.
If you get a copy of this film in one of those public domain collections - I received mine in the Mill Creek 100 Sci-Fi Classics set - then I'd certainly recommend watching it but, otherwise, I wouldn't expend any energy trying to track it down.
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- Country of origin
- Language
- Also known as
- Rocky Jones, Space Ranger: Menace from Outer Space
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- Runtime1 hour 18 minutes
- Color
- Aspect ratio
- 1.33 : 1
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