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Walter Pidgeon | Dr. Edward Morbius | |
Anne Francis | Altaira Morbius | |
Leslie Nielsen | John J. Adams | |
Warren Stevens | Lt. Ostrow | |
Jack Kelly | Lt. Jerry Farman | |
Richard Anderson | Chief Engineer Quinn | |
Earl Holliman | James Dirocco | |
George Wallace | Bosun | |
Robert Dix | Grey | |
Walter Pidgeon | Dr. Morbius | |
Leslie Nielsen | Commander Adams | |
Warren Stevens | Lt. 'Doc' Ostrow | |
Jack Kelly | Lt. Farman | |
Richard Anderson | Chief Quinn | |
Earl Holliman | Cook | |
Robert Dix | Crewman Grey | |
Jimmy Thompson | Crewman Youngerford | |
James Drury | Crewman Strong | |
Harry Harvey Jr. | Crewman Randall | |
Roger McGee | Crewman Lindstrom | |
Peter Miller | Crewman Moran | |
Morgan Jones | Crewman Nichols |
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Producer |
Nicholas Nayfack
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Writer |
William Shakespeare
Cyril Hume |
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Cinematography |
George J. Folsey
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Commander John J. Adams (Leslie Nielsen) and his crew are on a rescue mission to a failed colony planet, but when they get there they are told by the only survivor of the mission that they must turn back and not land on the planet. When they land anyway, the survivor tells them that he cannot be held responsible for anything that happens to the crew. Upon landing, the crew is greeted by Robby the Robot, who leads them to the extremely technologically advanced home of Dr. Edward Morbius (Walter Pidgeon) and his daughter Altaira (Anne Francis). The planet seems idyllic until an invisible monster begins attacking the ship and its crew. The crew believe that Morbius has the power to stop the monster, but he is suddenly uncooperative. |
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