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Millard Kaufman (original screenplay)
Release Date:
26 October 1951 (USA)
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Drilling into the forbidding depths of the earth! more
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Scientists use a gigantic drilling machine for an expedition to the center of the earth. full summary | add synopsis
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A not-really-very-good movie that I love! (I gave it a "10"!)
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Cast
(Complete credited cast)| Bruce Kellogg | ... | Wright Thompson | |
| Otto Waldis | ... | Dr. Max A. Bauer | |
| Jim Bannon | ... | Andy Ostergaard | |
| Tom Handley | ... | Dr. James Paxton | |
| Dick Cogan | ... | Dr. George Coleman | |
| George Baxter | ... | Carlisle Foundation Chairman | |
| Marilyn Nash | ... | Dr. Joan Lindsey |
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74 min
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1.37 : 1 more
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Mono (RCA Sound System)
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Both the mountains mentioned, Mt Lefat and Mt Neleh, are fictional.
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Dr. Jeremiah Morley:
The world's changed since yesterday.
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I have probably watched this science-fiction movie more than any other over the years, principally because it continues to bring back a happy childhood memory of mine--playing "cyclotram" in my parent's San Fernando Valley laundry room, using our washing machine as my control panel!
The movie, which actually stars Victor Kilian--but whose name has been eliminated for some reason from all extant prints (by his choice?)--is the improbable (and highly unscientific) tale of a journey undertaken by a group of scientists into the Earth, via an amphibious machine called a "cyclotram", in order to find a possible "safe haven for mankind." It isn't really a very exciting movie, it isn't really a very good movie, but I LOVE IT!
Side note: although portions of this movie were "filmed in Carlsbad Caverns" (all second-unit work, it would appear), the majority of the "underground" scenes were filmed in Los Angeles' Griffith Park's famed Bronson Caves!