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Invasion (1966)
Country of Origin: UK
Year of Production: 1966
Running Times: 82m
Length:
Format:
Colour Format: black and white
Ratio:
Sound: mono
DIRECTION
Directed by: Alan Bridges
CREW
PRODUCTION
Copyright: © Merton Park Productions Ltd. MCMLXVI [1966]
Produced by: Jack Greenwood
Production Manager: Laurie Greenwood
SCRIPT
Screenplay by: Roger Marshall
Drom an original story by Robert
Holmes
DIRECTION
Assistant Director: Ted Lewis
Continuity: Marjorie Owens
PHOTOGRAPHY
Director of Photography: James Wilson
Camera Operator: Peter Allwork
EDITING AND POST-PRODUCTION
Film Editor: Derek Holding
MUSIC
Music: Bernard Ebbinghouse
SOUND
Sound Recordists: Sidney Rider, Red Law
Sound Editors: Brian Blamey, Roy Norman
Westrex Recording System
COSTUMES AND MAKE-UP
Wardrobe: Eileen Welch
Make-up: Benny Royston
Hairdresser: Jean Bear
SPECIAL EFFECTS
Special Effects: Ronnie Whitehouse, Jack Kine, Stan Shields
DESIGN AND SET CONSTRUCTION
Art Director: Scott MacGregor
LOCATIONS
Made at Merton Park Studios, London, England and on location
CASTING
Casting Director: Ronald Curtis
CAST
Edward
Judd (Dr Mike Vernon)
Guest Star
Yoko Tani (leader of the Lystrians)
Also Starring
Valerie Gearon (Dr Claire Harland)
Lyndon Brook (Brian Carter)
Eric Young (the Lystrian)
Tsai Chin (Nurse Lim)
Barrie Ingham (Major Muncaster)
Anthony Sharp (Lawrence Blackburn)
Glyn Houston (Police Sergeant Draycott)
Ann Castle (Sister Evans)
John Tate (Dundy)
Jean Lodge (Barbara Gough)
Tony Wall (Ted)
Peter Thomas (Harry)
Cali Raia (Lystrian woman)
Mark Kingston (Morgan)
Emrys Leyshon (Sergeant Williams)
Leonard Cracknell (Lloyd)
Stephanie Bidmead (Elaine)
Norman Mitchell (lorry driver)
Peter Sinclair (old Joe)
Diane Aubrey (telephone operator)
A man is run over in the middle of the night and
taken to a small English country hospital. Before long, the hospital
has been encased in a force field - no-one can get out and the temperature
begins to rise. The man is an alien prisoner from the planet Lystria
and his female captors are scouring the countryside looking for him.
AVAILABILITY
USA
Theatrical Distributor: American International Pictures
Television Distributor: AIP-TV
Video Distributor: Something Weird Video
CENSORSHIP HISTORY
UK
Rating: U
TIMELINE
1966
May
2: UK - trade showing at the Warner Pathe, Anglo Preview Theatre, London
(at 1430)
22: UK - theatrical release
LINKS
SEE ALSO
Doctor Who: Spearhead
From Space
(1970)
REFERENCES
PERIODICALS
Daily Cinema no.9214 (11 May 1966) p.7
(UK)
review (by M.H.)
Film and TV Technician vol.32 no.255 (June
1966) (UK)
credits
Films and Filming October 1966 (UK)
review
Kine Weekly no.3058 (12 May 1966) p.18
(UK)
review (by Graham Clark)
Monthly Film Bulletin vol.33 no.389 (June
1966) p.87 (UK)
review, credits, synopsis
BOOKS
British National Film Catalogue vol.4 (1966)
credits
Reference Guide to Fantastic Films p. 219
credits
OTHER SOURCES
screen
credits
KEYWORDS
aliens, force fields, hospitals, prisoners
Last Updated:
6 November, 2009
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