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Tag Archives: Byron Haskin
The Naked Jungle (1954)
“You’re up against a monster twenty miles long and two miles wide—forty square miles of agonising death! Director: Byron Haskin Starring: Charlton Heston, Eleanor Parker, William Conrad, Abraham Sofaer, Romo Vincent, Douglas Fowley, John Dierkes, Leonard Strong, Norma … Continue reading
Posted in Killer animals
Tagged 1950s, Abraham Sofaer, Amazon, an animal dies, an animal really dies, ants, Ben Maddow, Byron Haskin, Carl Stephenson, Charlton Heston, Douglas Fowley, drama, Eleanor Parker, George Pal, John Dierkes, Killer animals, Leonard Strong, Norma Calderon, Paramount, Ranald MacDougall, romance, Romo Vincent, William Conrad
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Jet Over The Atlantic (1959)
“From here on it’s anyone’s guess. The transmitter’s dead. We’re out of touch with the whole world.” Director: Byron Haskin Starring: Guy Madison, Virginia Mayo, George Raft, Argentina Brunetti, George Macready, Ilona Massey, Anna Lee, Brett Halsey, Mary Anderson, … Continue reading
Posted in Disaster movie
Tagged 1950s, aeroplane, an animal dies, Anna Lee, Argentina Brunetti, bomb, Brett Halsey, Byron Haskin, Cindy Lee, Disaster movie, Frederick Worlock, George Macready, George Raft, Guy Madison, Ilona Massey, Irving H. Cooper, Margaret Lindsay, Mary Anderson, poison, Venetia Stevenson, Virginia Mayo
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