27 October 1966 Sci-Fi, TV Movie 60 mins
Level 7 is the deepest and the safest level in a nuclear bunker. The nerve centre of the government is based here. But how safe is it?
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Anthony Bate as General
Keith Buckley as X.127
Michele Dotrice as R.747
David Collings as X.117
Tom Criddle as Doctor
Jane Jordan Rogers as Woman Commandant
David Cargill as Radio Man One
Michael Bird as Colonel
Sean Arnold as New Man
Irene Shubik Producer
J. B. Priestley Adaptation
Rudolph Cartier Director
George Spenton-Foster Associate Producer
Michealjohn Harris Visual Effects
Michael Imison Story Editor
Out of the Unknown: Level Seven Trailer
United Kingdom 27 October 1966
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