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Cast
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| Zsa Zsa Gabor | ... | Talleah | |
| Eric Fleming | ... | Capt. Neal Patterson | |
| Dave Willock | ... | Lt. Mike Cruze | |
| Laurie Mitchell | ... | Queen Yllana | |
| Lisa Davis | ... | Motiya | |
| Paul Birch | ... | Prof. Konrad | |
| Patrick Waltz | ... | Lt. Larry Turner | |
| Barbara Darrow | ... | Kaeel | |
| Marilyn Buferd | ... | Odeena | |
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Mary Ford | ... | Venusian Girl |
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Marya Stevens | ... | Venusian Girl |
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Laura Mason | ... | Venusian Girl |
| Lynn Cartwright | ... | Venusian Girl | |
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Kathy Marlowe | ... | Venusian Girl |
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Coleen Drake | ... | Venusian Girl |
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En route to Earth's orbiting space station, a spaceship with four men aboard is attacked and they awaken after their spaceship crash lands. One of them, Professor Konrad, determines they have landed on Venus, a planet scientists had believed to be uninhabitable. They are taken prisoner by the inhabitants, all beautiful women, who imprisoned the men and took control of the planet. Their masked Queen, Yllana, has plans to destroy the Earth with their beta disintegrator but there is dissent among them led by the beautiful Talleah. Written by garykmcd
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space station | space station explosion | matriarchy | nuclear energy | planet of women |Taglines:
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Country:
USALanguage:
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7 September 1958 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Prof. Konrad: My guess is, they want to look us over.
Capt. Neal Patterson: That's fair enough. Larry's sure looking them over.
Lt. Larry Turner: You're not foolin'. How do you like that blonde? Wow! Hey Mike, how'd you like to drag that to the Senior Prom?
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Prof. Konrad (Paul Birch) states (around 0:09:55) that July of 1963 was 22 years ago, so the setting is in 1985, which when the movie was released was 27 years in the future. See more »Goofs
During the chase through the forest, the same very distinctive gray tree that bends 90 degrees to the right at about a 3 foot level is clearly seen in three separate locations. See more »Quotes
Lt. Mike Cruze: Well, what now?Prof. Konrad: My guess is, they want to look us over.
Capt. Neal Patterson: That's fair enough. Larry's sure looking them over.
Lt. Larry Turner: You're not foolin'. How do you like that blonde? Wow! Hey Mike, how'd you like to drag that to the Senior Prom?
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To the ranks of "Go ahead, make my day", "Badges? We don't need to stinkin' badges" and "You had me at hello," can now be added "Men cannot liff vizout vimmin," uttered dreamily by renowned philosopher Zsa Zsa Gabor in this no-budget sci-fi "epic". Everybody involved seems to be having a good time, with the exception of lead Eric Fleming, who goes through the movie with a "when this is done I'm gonna strangle my agent" look on his face, but it's a fun movie to watch. Director Ed Bernds made his name at the helm of some of the better Three Stooges shorts--including "Micro Phonies", considered by many Stoogephiles to be the team's best--so you know he couldn't have been taking this thing seriously while he was making it. (I've always wondered, however, how a writer with the stature of Ben Hecht--credited with the story--got involved in a project like this. Then a few years ago I read an article that said Hecht got loaded at a party one night and started spinning a yarn about a spaceship that crash-lands on a planet of beautiful, horny women. Somebody who heard that story passed it on to someone else, and eventually it became "Queen of Outer Space." Hecht sued the producers when he heard it was being made into a film, and as part of the settlement he got a story credit.)
It's still a fun movie, although by no standards could it be considered a good one. Just appreciate it for what it is--a chance for '50s teenage boys to see lots of tall, beautiful, leggy women running around in skimpy outfits and short skirts, for one thing--sit down with a six-pack and a pizza and have a good time.