| Earth Vs. The Flying Saucers | |||||
| Sony Pictures (1956) | |||||
| Fantasy, Science Fiction | |||||
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| Joan Taylor | Carol Marvin | |
| Hugh Marlowe | Dr. Russell A. Marvin | |
| Donald Curtis | Maj. Huglin | |
| Morris Ankrum | Gen. Hanley | |
| Larry J. Blake | Motorcycle cop | |
| Thomas Browne Henry | Vice Adm. Enright | |
| Grandon Rhodes | Gen. Edmunds | |
| John Zaremba | Prof. Kanter | |
| Fred Aldrich | Airplane Passenger / Officer in Sighting Montage / Man in Saucer Attack | |
| Holly Bane | Bit Role | |
| Nicky Blair | Military Officer at Experiment | |
| Charles Evans | Dr. Alberts | |
| Paul Frees | Narrator / Alien Voice | |
| Duke Green | Bit Role | |
| Clark Howat | Sgt. Nash |
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| Producer | Charles H. Schneer
Sam Katzman |
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| Writer | Bernard Gordon
Curt Siodmak |
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After aliens fail to effectively manage their time-space communications devices and botch an attempt to contact rocket scientist Dr. Russell Marvin and his charming wife Carol, they start to destroy Earth targets, suck the knowledge out of military brains, and issue ultimatums. Fortunately, Dr. Marvin and his fellow scientists have a few tricks of their own. |
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