Most Dangerous Man Alive Trailer

Most Dangerous Man Alive Trailer (1961)

"The most deadly weapons known to science cannot stop him ..." 04 July 1961 Sci-Fi 82 mins

An escaped, but framed, prisoner escapes prison during a cobalt explosion and soon discovers he has grown a special power that makes his body impervious to everything. Learning this, he seeks vengeance on the bad guys who framed him for jail.

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Cast

Ron Randell

as Eddie Candell

Debra Paget

as Linda Marlow

Elaine Stewart

as Carla Angelo

Anthony Caruso

as Andy Damon

Gregg Palmer

as Lt. Fisher

Morris Ankrum

as Capt. Davis

Tudor Owen

as Dr. Meeker

Joel Donte

as Franscotti

Crew

Allan Dwan

Director

Carl Carvahal

Carl Carvahal Director of Photography

Gwen Wakeling

Gwen Wakeling Wardrobe Designer

International Titles

El hombre mas peligroso vivo Trailer

Most Dangerous Man Alive Trailer

International Releases Dates

Mexico 16 November 1961

United States 04 July 1961

Production Companies

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