The Terrornauts Trailer

The Terrornauts Trailer (1967)

"The virgin sacrifice to the gods of a ghostly galaxy!" 01 February 1967 Sci-Fi 77 mins

A group of scientists are kidnapped and taken to an outer space outpost in order to save Earth from destruction.

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Cast

Simon Oates

as Dr. Joe Burke

Zena Marshall

as Sandy Lund

Charles Hawtrey

as Joshua Yellowlees

Patricia Hayes

as Mrs. Jones

Stanley Meadows

as Ben Keller

Max Adrian

as Dr. Henry Shore

Frank Barry

as Burke (as a child)

André Maranne

as Gendarme

Robert Jewell

as Robot Operator

Crew

Geoffrey Faithfull

Geoffrey Faithfull Director of Photography

Scott Slimon

Scott Slimon Art Direction

Bill Constable

Bill Constable Production Design

Stanley Smith

Stanley Smith Sound Editor

Len Harris

Len Harris Camera Operator

Olive Mills

Olive Mills Hairstylist

Dorrie Hamilton

Dorrie Hamilton Makeup Artist

Tom Walls Jr.

Tom Walls Jr. Assistant Director

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 01 February 1967

United States 17 May 1967

Production Companies

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