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Gloria Talbott | ... | ||
Peter Baldwin | ... |
Officer Hank Swanson
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Robert Ivers | ... |
Harry Phillips
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Chuck Wassil | ... |
Ted Hanks
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Valerie Allen | ... |
Francine - Hooker
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Ty Hardin | ... |
Mac Brody
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John Eldredge | ... |
Police Capt. H.B. Collins
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Alan Dexter | ... |
Sam Benson
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James Anderson | ... |
Weldon
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Jean Carson | ... |
Helen Rhodes
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Jack Orrison | ... |
Officer Schultz
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Steve London | ... |
Charles Mason
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Maxie Rosenbloom | ... |
Max Grady - Bartender
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In Norrisville, Bill Farrell leaves his bachelor party on the eve of his marriage with Marge Bradley. He is abducted by an alien that takes his shape and marries Marge on the next day. Marge feels something strange with Bill and one year later she realizes that he is a totally different man. One day, Marge follows Bill and he goes to the woods; she finds that he is an alien and sees his spacecraft. She tries to tell to Washington and to the FBI, but the aliens have dominated key people in town that do not allow any sort of communication with the exterior world. What is the intention of the alien invasion? Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
This has to definitely be one of the better science fiction films of the mid to late 1950's. The only thing that hurts this film is the lousy title. The thing that really impressed me about it is the fact that this film isn't a typical B-movie. In fact, this film gives you a very thought provoking story as well as what another person said, a kind of poignancy that you never would expect from this type of film. In fact, you pretty much feel that towards the end of the film that Marge is actually falling for the alien posing as her beloved Bill. Also, you pretty much feel sorry for the impostor at the end as he is beginning to experience the emotions that he never had, especially love. Unfortunately, the film is undone by its typically lousy 1950's B-movie title. However, once you look past the title and look at how good the story is, you will see that this film is a pretty decent film.