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    The Man from Planet X

    The Man from Planet X (1951)




    Horror|Romance|Sci-Fi

    A New York City newspaper reporter flies to a remote island off Scotland, on an invitation from a scientist who is a long-time friend, to cover the news of the approach to earth of a previously-unknown planet, which the scientist has called Planet X. While awaiting the calculated date of it closest approach to Earth, they discover a torpedo-shaped craft in which an agent of Planet X, peacefully disposed, has landed to make preparations for further landings of X-people when the planet reaches its closest proximity to Earth. The scientist’s assistant crosses up the friendly visitor, who depends on a tank of X-atmosphere for survival. The Man from Planet X, using a mesmeric ray, captures the scientist, his daughter, the assistant and several townspeople. The reporter calls Scotland Yard. Sherrill Corwin, a distributor, gave this film a test-run at the San Francisco Paramount on March 9, 1951 (after screening it in Hollywood for the trade-paper reviewers on March 8) before buying the distribution rights from Aubrey Wisberg and Jack Pollexfen’s Mid-Century Pictures production company.

    Director:Edgar G. Ulmer

    Writers:Aubrey Wisberg (written by) and
    Jack Pollexfen (written by)

    Genre:Horror | Romance | Sci-Fi
    Tagline:The WEIRDEST Visitor the Earth has ever seen!
    Plot:To study a rogue planet heading for a near-miss with Earth, Prof. Elliot sets up an observatory on the foggy moors of a remote Scottish island…
    Plot Keywords:Planet | Scientist | Reporter | Island | Scotland
    User Comments:A cult movie about alien contact

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    Cast
    Robert Clarke … John Lawrence
    Margaret Field … Enid Elliot
    Raymond Bond … Professor Elliot
    William Schallert … Dr. Mears
    Roy Engel … Tommy the Constable
    David Ormont … Inspector Porter
    Gilbert Fallman … Dr. Robert Blane
    Tom Daly
    June Jeffery … Wife of Missing Man

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