The Strange World of Planet X DVD, 1957

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Film Description

'Man and alien unite to combat the most insidious peril the universe has ever known!' In a small laboratory, monomaniac Dr. Laird and his staff create ultra-intense magnetic fields. Inexplicably, the apparatus seems to be affecting distant objects, and to be drawing extra power from somewhere. One night, after a freak storm, strange things start happening and a man from far off appears in the district.

Film Information

Director - Gilbert Gunn

Produced - 1957

Main Language - ENGLISH

Countries & Regions - British Film

Cast - Forrest Tucker

DVD Details

Certificate:	PG	Publisher:	Renown Pictures	Region:	2
Length:	71 mins	Aspect:	16:9 Widescreen	Cat No:	121225
Format:	DVD Colour

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