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Gene Barry | Dr. Clayton Forrester | |
Ann Robinson | Sylvia Van Buren | |
Les Tremayne | Maj. Gen. Mann | |
Robert Cornthwaite | Dr. Pryor | |
Sandro Giglio | Dr. Bilderbeck | |
Lewis Martin | Pastor Dr. Matthew Collins | |
Houseley Stevenson Jr. | Gen. Mann's aide | |
Paul Frees | Second Radio Reporter/Opening Announcer | |
William Phipps | Wash Perry | |
Vernon Rich | Col. Ralph Heffner | |
Henry Brandon | Cop at Crash Site | |
Jack Kruschen | Salvatore | |
Cedric Hardwicke | Commentary |
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Producer | George Pal
Frank Freeman Jr. |
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Writer | H.G. Wells
Barré Lyndon |
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Cinematography | Georges Barnes
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Musician | Leith Stephens
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Dr. Clayton Forrester (Gene Barry) is a scientist spending a vacation in a small town in California when a meteor lands in the hills nearby. But this is actually the first step in an invasion of Earth by the forces of Mars, who are soon sweeping across the land in their unstoppable war machines. Dr. Forrester barely escapes the slaughter with Sylvia Van Buren (Ann Robinson), another survivor from the town, and both make their way to Los Angeles as humanity's hopes for survival grow ever dimmer. |
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