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number of scenes, saying that he would only end up deleting them. According to
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operator who was unfamiliar with the film believed that the
Counter-Earth scenes had been flopped in error, so made a second flop to reverse it. This de-flopped picture, which became the standard for all TV showings, makes it appear that the Ross of the Counter-Earth has landed on the "normal" Earth.
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crash sequence: "... he was pissed as a newt, and it was as much as he could do to stagger away. Despite all that, it looked exactly as it was supposed to on screen." In the original script, Kane's first name was Philip and he had a wife called Susan. Scenes deleted from the finished film showed
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spacecraft model using a hand-held camera. In his biography, Anderson recalled: "I knew enough about space travel to know that in a vacuum a spacecraft will travel as straight as a die ... told me that people were not familiar with space travel and therefore they would expect to see this kind
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Hassler's allies in the East. NASA astronaut Colonel Glenn Ross and EUROSEC astrophysicist Dr John Kane are assigned to the mission. After undergoing training at the EUROSEC Space Centre in Portugal, Ross and Kane blast off in the spacecraft
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format credits Thinnes first. Some British prints feature an alternative version of the final scene with a short voice-over from Ross, repeating a line of dialogue the character says to Webb earlier in the film: "Jason, we were right. There are definitely two identical planets."
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a "good" film but writes that it "takes an okay premise but does next to nothing with it. We see 100 minutes of bad drama and good special effects, and then the script opts for frustration and meaningless mystery". He criticises the cinematography, comparing it to that of
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s", adding that it "attempts to kindle a profundity similar to that of in its abstract philosophising about the dichotomy of dual worlds, but fails with a combination of meat-and-potatoes science fiction and quasi-profound themes." He argues that
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as a co-writer to improve the characterisation. The revisions included substantial changes to the parts set on the mirror Earth, essentially causing the characters of Ross and Kane to switch roles. In the original script, Ross was blinded in the
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rocket. During filming, the six-foot-long (1.8 m) scale model unexpectedly caught fire and had to be completely rebuilt. For realism, the launch sequence was shot in the studios' car park against the actual sky.
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of movement". Read refused to reshoot the scenes, stating that Parrish's instructions took precedence over Anderson's. He resigned from both the production and Century 21 at the request of the Andersons and
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reported that the actor would demand a non-smoking clause for his next film: "He smokes about two packets a day, but the perpetual lighting up of new cigarettes for continuity purposes was too much".
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creating the illusion that each delegate is looking into a camera. Archer and Hearn praise this scene as an example of how Anderson "proved once again that his productions were ahead of their time".
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crashes into a parked spacecraft, killing Ross and starting a chain reaction that destroys much of the Space Centre. All records of Ross's presence on the Counter-Earth are lost in the disaster.
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in the sense that the characters "stand and talk a lot", while defining the script as "at least 60 per cent hardware-talk and exposition ... How people move about – airplane, parachute,
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crash to the quality of the writing: "Astronauts take a pill to induce a three-week sleep during their flight. Thereafter the script falls to pieces in as many parts as their craft."
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also questions the originality of the premise and the depth of the writing: "Anderson's has to be the cheapest alternate Earth ever. Whereas audiences might expect a world where the
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friend warning him that Thinnes could be difficult to work with. Gerry Anderson said that his own relationship with Thinnes was awkward, but that he liked the actor's performance.
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stated that "in today's space terminology almost rates as science – and pure reportage through film. Still, it evolves as a fascinating motion-picture entertainment." In 1975,
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could not have been made without him: "It wasn't a question of, 'Will we get on with him?' or, 'Is he the right man?' He was a name director, so we signed him up immediately".
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is damaged in a thunderstorm and crashes in a mountain range, seriously injuring Kane. The astronauts are picked up by a human rescue team, who tell Ross they have landed near
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Neuman and EUROSEC official Lise Hartman question Ross, who denies that he aborted the mission. Later, Kane dies of his injuries. Ross discovers that people are now driving
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and George Sewell as his deputy, Colonel Alec Freeman. Many of the film's costumes, shooting locations and musical tracks were also re-used, along with props including the
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DVD in 1998 and both Region 1 and 2 DVD (digitally remastered) in 2008. Prior to the 2008 release, the BBFC re-classified the film PG for "mild violence and language".
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that Read honour his obligations not only to Parrish as director, but also to the producers. According to Sylvia, "Gerry was very keen to show that he was part of the '
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reaches the planet and Ross and Kane are revived. Scans for life prove inconclusive, so the astronauts decide to make a surface landing in their auxiliary craft,
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crash, while Kane survived but was declared insane. A structural defect in
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Christie, Judith (17 November 1969). "Movies: Brave Are the Lonely".
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features a transfer of Fanderson's original film print, an exclusive
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on 1 November. Overall, the film performed poorly at the box office.
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The finished film failed to impress Universal or UK distributors
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in Portugal for location shooting. Shortly after their arrival,
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An earlier version of the script had the character appear in a
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The ending scene has drawn comparisons to the visual style of
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1126:. More than 200 effects shots were filmed. The design of the
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who is romantically involved with his secretary, Pam Kirby (
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designed to be compatible with the reversed technologies of
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shots which formed the basis of the film's title sequence.
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The film had its British TV premiere on 7 December 1974 on
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American Film Institute Catalogue: Feature Films 1961–1970
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argues that the presentation of politics and economics in
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prints of the film are known to exist. One is kept by the
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The Complete Gerry Anderson: The Authorised Episode Guide
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likens the film's theme of duplication to the premise of
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versions followed in 2015. The US Blu-ray release was by
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720:arrived in London to set up a European office for
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474:examination reveals that his internal organs are
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3224:Stoneham, Gordon (22 April 1972). "Movie Week".
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1742:and other films to follow. Erickson argues that
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3434:. Radnor, Pennsylvania: Triangle Publications.
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3895:(3rd ed.). Signum Books. pp. 20–28.
3839:Go! The Authorised Biography of Gerry Anderson
2705:"Complete Studio-Recording List of Barry Gray"
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3988:A Pictorial History of Science Fiction Films
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2616:"Top 75 Spaceships in Movies and TV: Part 2"
2166:"Gerry Anderson: The Puppet Master – Part 3"
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1871:miniatures and the EUROSEC ground vehicles.
1253:UK poster, showing the film's original title
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2200:"The Den of Geek Interview: Gerry Anderson"
1192:without losing too much NASA-ness" and the
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1703:, which found similarities in the plot of
1200:gloss with classic lines". He regards the
801:raised questions about Parrish's ability,
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3893:The Complete Book of Gerry Anderson's UFO
2013:British Film Institute Collections Search
1454:, which called it "corny", as well as by
1204:launch as Meddings' finest work prior to
478:. Ross theorises that the two Earths are
347:, they were encouraged by their employer
3866:Gerry Anderson: The Authorised Biography
3591:Waxse, Bennett F. (26 September 1969). "
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1855:. Most of the cast went on to appear in
1406:. The film has a 40% approval rating on
1169:, the adapted Fords were constructed by
1153:utility vehicles, which were built from
525:, but crashes into the mirror and dies.
391:of other science fiction films, such as
3667:"Institute of Contemporary Arts Review"
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1970:, a 1973 TV film with a similar premise
932:, who had played Wilder's secretary in
4863:British science fiction thriller films
4691:(former creative partner, second wife)
3781:Archer and Nicholls 1996, p. 146.
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3707:. Vol. 1. Westport, Connecticut:
3572:from the original on 14 September 2009
3361:. Blackpool, UK: Super M Productions.
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2855:Archer and Nicholls 1996, p. 138.
2297:Archer and Nicholls 1996, p. 136.
426:representative David Poulson that the
422:EUROSEC director Jason Webb convinces
4818:1960s science fiction adventure films
4634:(co‑wrote, co‑produced)
4591:(co‑wrote, co‑produced)
3501:from the original on 25 December 2010
3073:from the original on 1 September 2019
2824:from the original on 27 December 2011
2812:Anderson, Martin (7 September 2008).
1421:as humanity's natural state ...
959:. Poulson was to have been played by
852:, whom the Andersons cast in Berlin.
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4828:1960s science fiction thriller films
3937:. Fonthill Media. pp. 138–143.
3738:"Featured Filmmaker: Gerry Anderson"
3645:. UNET 2 Corporation. p. 1281.
3394:The Complete Book of Captain Scarlet
2780:British Board of Film Classification
2009:"Journey to the Far Side of the Sun"
1962:, a 2011 film with a similar premise
1777:to other science fiction films like
859:. The role had first gone to either
315:, and produced by the Andersons for
4858:British science fiction drama films
3790:Archer and Hearn 2002, p. 192.
3772:Archer and Hearn 2002, p. 188.
3631:Rovin 1975, pp. 124–127.
2703:de Klerk, Theo (25 December 2003).
2563:Archer and Hearn 2002, p. 178.
2528:Archer and Hearn 2002, p. 176.
2500:Archer and Hearn 2002, p. 177.
2456:Archer and Hearn 2002, p. 190.
2447:Archer and Hearn 2002, p. 193.
2420:Archer and Hearn 2002, p. 175.
2325:Archer and Hearn 2002, p. 174.
2198:Anderson, Martin (27 August 2008).
2119:Archer and Hearn 2002, p. 172.
2083:Archer and Hearn 2002, p. 173.
1508:stratospheric sweep and suspense".
975:Location shooting was conducted in
4631:Journey to the Far Side of the Sun
4243:Journey to the Far Side of the Sun
4061:Journey to the Far Side of the Sun
4050:Journey to the Far Side of the Sun
4039:Journey to the Far Side of the Sun
4028:Journey to the Far Side of the Sun
4017:Journey to the Far Side of the Sun
3750:. 3 September 2002. Archived from
3355:"Sylvia Anderson Interview (1992)"
3184:"Miami News Entertainment Guide".
3012:Journey to the Far Side of the Sun
2981:Journey to the Far Side of the Sun
2947:Journey to the Far Side of the Sun
2626:from the original on 11 March 2010
2216:from the original on 17 April 2010
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1775:Journey to the Far Side of the Sun
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1267:Journey to the Far Side of the Sun
987:The closing scenes were filmed at
435:. They are put into an artificial
266:Journey to the Far Side of the Sun
24:Journey to the Far Side of the Sun
14:
4893:Films about extraterrestrial life
4823:1960s science fiction drama films
4530:Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons
4409:Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons
3681:from the original on 22 July 2011
3536:from the original on 21 July 2011
3194:. 25 September 1969. p. 13.
2820:. London, UK: Dennis Publishing.
2622:. London, UK: Dennis Publishing.
2614:Anderson, Martin (15 July 2009).
2385:. 18 September 1969. p. 25.
2164:Marcus, Laurence (October 2005).
1196:lander as "a beautiful fusion of
855:Ross's wife Sharon was played by
4903:Films directed by Robert Parrish
4853:British adventure thriller films
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3978:. Network Distributing. 7958059.
3263:. 28 December 1969. p. 50.
2356:from the original on 2 June 2008
1942:
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1726:It has also been suggested that
1011:Filming began on 1 July 1968 at
1984:List of films set in the future
1188:command module as "beautifully
476:on the "wrong" side of his body
4928:Films shot at Pinewood Studios
4923:Films set on fictional planets
4803:1960s adventure thriller films
3675:Institute of Contemporary Arts
3042:Pixley 2016, pp. 157–158.
2943:Wickes, Simon (26 June 2008).
2873:University of California Press
1883:s opening titles imitated the
1841:, which began airing in 1970.
1820:Invasion of the Body Snatchers
1801:Institute of Contemporary Arts
1677:calls the film "infected with
1138:Century 21 built a full-sized
887:(BBFC) would give the film an
1:
4868:British space adventure films
3809:My Fab Years! Sylvia Anderson
2590:La Rivière 2009, p. 189.
2572:La Rivière 2009, p. 188.
2438:Pixley 2016, pp. 17, 21.
1979:List of British films of 1969
1845:is considered a precursor to
943:The supporting cast included
885:British Board of Film Censors
642:as Air-Sea Rescue Crew Member
460:on the wrong side of the road
378:British Board of Film Censors
170:Century 21 Cinema Productions
4813:1960s English-language films
3811:. Neshannock, Pennsylvania:
3798:General and cited references
3259:. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania:
3190:. West Palm Beach, Florida:
2644:Pixley 2016, pp. 32–33.
2465:Pixley 2016, pp. 14–15.
2429:Pixley 2016, pp. 17–18.
2344:Harris, Will (24 May 2008).
1378:. The Australian release by
1130:spacecraft was based on the
1031:succeeded the incapacitated
706:as Launch Control Technician
666:as Launch Control Technician
509:, and attempts to dock with
35:US theatrical release poster
3891:". In Hearn, Marcus (ed.).
3141:. Los Angeles, California:
2910:"Feature Film Productions:
1364:, the film was released on
1331:to Ian Hendry, Universal's
1033:AntĂłnio de Oliveira Salazar
630:as Security Vaults Sergeant
16:1969 film by Robert Parrish
4974:
4731:Filmed in Supermarionation
4496:Episodes co‑written
3709:Greenwood Publishing Group
3059:Journey to Far Side of Sun
2599:Anderson 2007, p. 36.
2267:Bentley 2008, p. 307.
2151:Anderson 2007, p. 65.
2071:Bentley 2008, p. 306.
1580:Gary Gerani, co-writer of
1037:Prime Minister of Portugal
654:as Clavel (Paris delegate)
351:to pitch the project as a
4933:Films shot in the Algarve
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4355:The Adventures of Twizzle
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3887:Bentley, Chris (2016) . "
3595:Rides Apollo Coattails".
3328:. San Diego, California:
3143:Reed Business Information
2772:"BBFC Certifications for
2756:Bentley 2016, p. 22.
2346:"A Chat with Roy Thinnes"
2137:Bentley 2016, p. 25.
2128:Bentley 2016, p. 20.
2101:Bentley 2016, p. 27.
1773:Martin Anderson compares
1444:The Monthly Film Bulletin
1173:under the supervision of
87:Gerry and Sylvia Anderson
79:Gerry and Sylvia Anderson
28:
4943:Universal Pictures films
3990:. Secaucus, New Jersey:
3910:Bentley, Chris (2008) .
3833:; Hearn, Marcus (2002).
3601:. Milwaukee, Wisconsin:
3314:Rovin 1975, p. 223.
3282:"On the Rialto Screen".
2738:Fryer 2016, p. 141.
2537:Fryer 2016, p. 140.
2474:Fryer 2016, p. 142.
2334:Pixley 2016, p. 17.
2285:Pixley 2016, p. 16.
2276:Fryer 2016, p. 139.
1799:. Douglas Pratt and the
1441:Rating the film "poor",
1360:Previously available on
501:. Modifications include
466:where every detail is a
221:8 October 1969
210:27 August 1969
4779:Category:Gerry Anderson
4332:Century 21 Organisation
4131:The San Francisco Story
3974:Pixley, Andrew (2016).
3641:Pratt, Douglas (2005).
3392:Bentley, Chris (2001).
3359:Supermarionation is Go!
2381:. Melbourne, Victoria:
1376:Universal Entertainment
1122:under the direction of
819:and his resemblance to
603:as Dr Bernhardt Brisson
4918:Films set in the 2060s
4888:Films about astronauts
4752:‡ Credited as a
4723:The Indestructible Man
4578:The Day After Tomorrow
4537:The Most Special Agent
4365:Torchy the Battery Boy
4259:The Marseille Contract
4044:British Film Institute
3603:Journal Communications
2875:. 1997 . p. 560.
2663:"Barry Gray Biography"
1950:Science fiction portal
1723:did it better on TV."
1690:
1649:Nazis won World War II
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1321:British Film Institute
1296:Kensington High Street
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926:Minister of Technology
791:, who had co-directed
447:. During its descent,
4913:Films set in Portugal
4908:Films set in Mongolia
4251:A Town Called Bastard
4195:The Wonderful Country
3598:The Milwaukee Journal
3326:Top 100 Sci-Fi Movies
3324:Gerani, Gary (2011).
1910:-induced imagery and
1803:compare the film to "
1729:2001: A Space Odyssey
1670:2001: A Space Odyssey
1666:
1592:Top 100 Sci-Fi Movies
1576:Retrospective reviews
1301:Death of a Gunfighter
1259:The Rank Organisation
1252:
1120:Slough Trading Estate
1106:
1002:
986:
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898:United States senator
737:Associated Television
648:as Medical Technician
636:as Medical Technician
543:as Colonel Glenn Ross
493:EUROSEC builds a new
394:2001: A Space Odyssey
332:mirror image of Earth
184:The Rank Organisation
4838:1969 adventure films
4610:(produced, directed)
4573:(produced, directed)
3976:Gerry Anderson's UFO
3929:Fryer, Ian (2016). "
3285:Southeast Missourian
3261:E.W. Scripps Company
3230:. Montreal, Quebec:
3227:The Montreal Gazette
3055:(12 November 1969).
2814:"Den of Geek Review"
2350:premiumhollywood.com
1791:", the directors of
1561:Southeast Missourian
1551:The Pittsburgh Press
1481:The Sunday Telegraph
1436:'s views on the film
1414:Contemporary reviews
1380:Madman Entertainment
1165:. Fitted with dummy
825:first person on Mars
624:as Launch Controller
503:reverse-polarisation
303:. It was written by
277:science fiction film
275:) is a 1969 British
4883:Fiction set in 2069
4808:1960s British films
4615:Thunderbirds Are Go
4607:Crossroads to Crime
4486:New Captain Scarlet
4203:In the French Style
4139:Assignment – Paris!
3953:La Rivière, Stephen
3485:"DVD Savant Review"
3253:"The Lively Arts".
2949:DVD Released in US"
2924:on 21 February 2008
2176:on 21 February 2008
1890:A retrospective by
1518:magazine described
1492:John Russell Taylor
1461:The Financial Times
1163:Ford Zephyr Zodiacs
894:birth control pills
778:Thunderbirds Are Go
688:as Assistant Doctor
664:Constantine Gregory
4718:(children's comic)
4710:(children's comic)
4653:(children's comic)
4515:Trapped in the Sky
4458:Dick Spanner, P.I.
4423:The Secret Service
4374:Four Feather Falls
4101:Films directed by
4066:TCM Movie Database
3165:on 5 February 2013
3066:The New York Times
1735:Planet of the Apes
1691:
1647:never fell or the
1504:The New York Times
1341:Granada Television
1255:
1116:
1099:Design and effects
1017:BBC Elstree Centre
1009:
1005:forced perspective
997:
981:
722:Universal Pictures
716:In 1967, producer
700:as London Delegate
682:Service Technician
609:as Dr Kurt Hassler
486:from the orbiting
361:Universal Pictures
191:Universal Pictures
4873:British spy films
4785:
4784:
4626:(co‑wrote)
4618:(co‑wrote)
4580:: "Into Infinity"
4562:Television pilots
4346:Television series
4277:
4276:
4267:Mississippi Blues
4211:Up from the Beach
4001:978-0-8065-0263-2
3966:978-1-932563-23-8
3944:978-1-781555-04-0
3921:978-1-905287-74-1
3902:978-0-9955191-0-7
3879:978-0-09-922442-6
3852:978-0-563-53481-5
3822:978-1-932563-91-7
3718:978-0-313-33781-9
3339:978-1-60010-879-2
3232:Postmedia Network
2679:on 3 October 2011
2210:Dennis Publishing
1810:The Twilight Zone
1807:", an episode of
1700:Milwaukee Journal
1590:81st in his book
1333:Journey to the...
1048:continuity errors
646:Nicholas Courtney
490:and return home.
262:
261:
4965:
4898:Films about NASA
4843:1969 drama films
4777:
4776:
4757:
4665:Gemini Force One
4570:The Investigator
4369:
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4327:Supermarionation
4304:
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4163:The Purple Plain
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4938:Sun in film
4444:Space: 1999
4155:Rough Shoot
3984:Rovin, Jeff
2994:17 February
2818:Den of Geek
2659:Gray, Barry
2620:Den of Geek
2205:Den of Geek
1936:Film portal
1885:teleprinter
1852:Space: 1999
1815:S. T. Joshi
1683:Dave Bowman
1629:Den of Geek
1583:Pumpkinhead
1497:In the US,
1182:Den of Geek
1151:six-wheeled
979:, Portugal.
857:Lynn Loring
821:Paul Newman
781:(1966) and
676:Martin King
628:Edward Cast
607:Herbert Lom
559:Lynn Loring
541:Roy Thinnes
472:post mortem
453:Ulaanbaatar
437:hibernation
293:Lynn Loring
285:Roy Thinnes
242:101 minutes
124:Herbert Lom
109:Lynn Loring
99:Roy Thinnes
84:Produced by
41:Directed by
4798:1969 films
4792:Categories
4582:(produced)
4548:Identified
4451:Terrahawks
4147:My Pal Gus
4115:Cry Danger
4055:Letterboxd
3835:What Made
3748:Ziff Davis
3671:ica.org.uk
3077:6 December
2988:Amazon.com
2983:(Blu-ray)"
1990:References
1912:mind fucks
1861:Ed Straker
1825:Pod People
1625:centrifuge
1614:considers
1566:Jeff Rovin
1356:Home media
1237:James Bond
1220:Barry Gray
1175:Len Bailey
993:Iver Heath
880:Daily Mail
875:nude scene
870:The F.B.I.
837:Ian Hendry
773:David Lane
718:Jay Kanter
712:Production
698:John Stone
686:Basil Moss
615:Uncredited
547:Ian Hendry
357:Jay Kanter
317:Century 21
289:Ian Hendry
225:1969-10-08
214:1969-08-27
162:Production
155:Barry Gray
146:Len Walter
104:Ian Hendry
4739:Nebula-75
4715:Countdown
4479:Firestorm
4337:Fanderson
3843:BBC Books
3611:1082-8850
3529:film4.com
3440:0039-8543
3367:499379680
3294:0746-4452
3200:1528-5758
3151:0042-2738
3107:0028-7369
2918:Fanderson
2399:222703030
2391:0312-6307
1995:Citations
1789:Tarkovsky
1695:Apollo 11
1687:Star Gate
1490:, critic
1487:The Times
1424:Star Trek
1404:cult film
1390:Reception
1362:LaserDisc
1325:Fanderson
1218:Composer
1207:Moonraker
1190:ergonomic
1155:Mini Moke
1044:flop-over
1025:Albufeira
1019:), while
977:Albufeira
953:Ed Bishop
745:John Read
743:instead.
726:Lew Grade
583:Ed Bishop
413:Sun Probe
389:pastiches
370:John Read
349:Lew Grade
229: (UK)
218: (US)
143:Edited by
137:John Read
4848:AP Films
4764:producer
4754:director
4707:TV Comic
4508:Stingray
4504:Stingray
4395:Stingray
4381:Supercar
4368: ‡
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3864:(1996).
3807:(2007).
3703:(2007).
3679:Archived
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3570:Archived
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3499:Archived
3490:DVD Talk
3483:(2008).
3431:TV Guide
3424:TV Guide
3302:10049209
3240:44269305
3208:10000467
3145:. 1969.
3098:New York
3071:Archived
3025:2 August
2822:Archived
2624:Archived
2354:Archived
2214:Archived
1922:See also
1612:DVD Talk
1603:TV Guide
1586:, ranks
1542:and the
1515:New York
1366:Region 1
1349:telecine
1132:Saturn V
1093:Reg Hill
672:as Nurse
658:Cy Grant
534:Credited
480:parallel
255:Language
151:Music by
92:Starring
76:Story by
4760:creator
4726:(novel)
4123:The Mob
4064:at the
4042:at the
3758:22 July
3685:22 July
3593:Journey
3576:22 July
3565:SF Site
3540:22 July
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1780:Solaris
1568:called
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1526:Variety
1432:–
1372:Blu-ray
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1329:billing
1310:Detroit
1245:Release
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1186:Phoenix
1159:Feltham
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