Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Kenneth More | ... | Prof. Otto Lindenbrock | |
Pep Munné | ... | Axel (as Pep Munne) | |
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Ivonne Sentis | ... | Glauben |
Frank Braña | ... | Hans Belker | |
Jack Taylor | ... | Olsen | |
José María Caffarel | ... | Professor Fridleson (as Jose Mª Caffarel) | |
Emiliano Redondo | ... | Prof. Kristoff | |
Lone Fleming | ... | Martha | |
Ricardo Palacios | ... | Train ticket collector | |
George Rigaud | ... | Professor (as Jorge Rigaud) | |
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Fabián Conde | ... | (as Fabian Cone) |
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Ana del Arco | ||
Manuel Pereiro | |||
Barta Barri | ... | Professor | |
Ángel Álvarez | ... | Professor (as Angel Alvarez) |
Like in the novel of Jules Verne four persons try to get to the centre of the world by entering into a world of caves by a volcano. On their way they discover among other things also prehistoric animals like some dinosaurs. Written by Volker Boehm
This movie is one of the worst adaptations of the Jules Verne book "Journey To the Center Of the Earth". The 1959 movie with the same title, starring James Mason, is much better. The cast of "Where Time Began" is very uninspired - especially Kenneth Moore (usually a very good actor) is very disappointing. The sets are look cheap, and one can almost smell the paint and rubber the prehistoric monsters are made of. Besides I didn't really figure out where this 'Olsen'-character came from and disappeared to. He seemed to have figured out a way to travel through time, as well as through space. Overall, this movie is a big disappointment - I wouldn't even recommend it for a rainy afternoon.