| Quatermass And The Pit | |||||
| Twentieth Century Fox (1967) | |||||
| Horror, Mystery, Science Fiction, Thriller | |||||
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| James Donald | Doctor Roney | |
| Andrew Keir | Quatermass | |
| Barbara Shelley | Barbara Judd | |
| Julian Glover | Colonel Breen | |
| Duncan Lamont | Sladden | |
| Bryan Marshall | Captain Potter | |
| Peter Copley | Howell | |
| Edwin Richfield | Minister | |
| Grant Taylor | Police Sergeant Ellis | |
| Maurice Good | Sergeant Cleghorn | |
| Robert Morris | Watson | |
| Sheila Steafel | Journalist | |
| Hugh Futcher | Sapper West | |
| Hugh Eden | Elderly Journalist | |
| Thomas Heathcote | Vicar |
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| Producer |
Anthony Nelson Keys
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| Writer |
Nigel Kneale
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| Cinematography |
Arthur Grant
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| Musician |
Tristram Cary
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A mysterious artifact unearthed below a London subway station proves to have powerful psychic effects on the people around. |
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