Three American astronauts who land on Mars discover the body of a frozen Russian cosmonaut and a mysterious talking orb.
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| Nick Adams | ... | Nick Grant | |
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George De Vries | ... | Duncan |
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Heather Hewitt | ... | Edith Blaiswick |
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Michael DeBeausset | ... | Cliff Lawson |
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Shirley Parker | ... | Alice Grant |
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Bill Kelly | ... | Russian Astronaut |
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Chuck Zink | ... | Radio Technician |
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Ralph Miller | ... | Simpson |
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Art Barker | ... | Doctor |
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Monroe Myers | ... | Lawson's Aide |
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Three American astronauts who land on Mars discover the body of a frozen Russian cosmonaut and a mysterious talking orb.
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Country:
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26 July 1968 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Endstation Mars See more »Company Credits
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Written by Gus Pardalis
Sung by Sturg Pardalis
Music by The Forum Quorum
through special arrangement with Hal Davis
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The mission liftoff is depicted by stock NASA footage of three different rocket takeoffs; SA-201, SA-202, and a third, unidentified Atlas rocket. Several rocket scenes of the landing and second takeoff make use of the Atlas rocket footage. See more »Goofs
The crashed Soviet craft has a large letter "S" on its hull along with numbers. There is no "S" in the Cyrillic alphabet. It uses "C" for that consonant. See more »Soundtracks
No More TearsWritten by Gus Pardalis
Sung by Sturg Pardalis
Music by The Forum Quorum
through special arrangement with Hal Davis
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