| Forbidden Planet | |||||
| MGM/UA (1956) | |||||
| Drama, Sci-Fi, Thriller | |||||
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#12 |
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| Leslie Nielsen | John J. Adams | |
| Walter Pidgeon | Dr. Edward Morbius | |
| Earl Holliman | James Dirocco | |
| Anne Francis | Altaira Morbius | |
| Warren Stevens | Lt. Ostrow | |
| Robert Dix | Grey | |
| George Wallace | Bosun | |
| Richard Anderson | Chief Engineer Quinn | |
| Jack Kelly | Lt. Jerry Farman | |
| Jimmy Thompson | Youngerford | |
| James Drury | Strong | |
| Harry Harvey Jr. | Randall | |
| Roger McGee | Lindstrom | |
| Peter Miller | Moran | |
| Morgan Jones | Nichols | |
| Richard Grant | Silvers | |
| James Best | Crewman | |
| William Boyett | Crewman | |
| Marvin Miller | Robby, the robot voice | |
| Les Tremayne | Narrator | |
| Walter Pidgeon | Dr. Morbius | |
| Leslie Nielsen | Commander Adams | |
| Warren Stevens | Lt. 'Doc' Ostrow | |
| Jack Kelly | Lt. Farman | |
| Richard Anderson | Chief Quinn | |
| Earl Holliman | Cook | |
| Robert Dix | Crewman Grey | |
| Jimmy Thompson | Crewman Youngerford | |
| James Drury | Crewman Strong | |
| Harry Harvey Jr. | Crewman Randall | |
| Roger McGee | Crewman Lindstrom | |
| Peter Miller | Crewman Moran | |
| Morgan Jones | Crewman Nichols | |
| Richard Grant | Crewman Silvers | |
| Robby the Robot | Robby the Robot | |
| Frankie Darro | Robby the Robot | |
| Marvin Miller | Robby the Robot |
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| Producer |
Nicholas Nayfack
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| Writer/Composer |
William Shakespeare
Irving Block Cyril Hume Allen Adler |
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| Cinematography |
George J. Folsey
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| Music | Bebe Barron
Louis Barron |
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Starship C57D travels to planet Altair 4 in search of the crew of spaceship "Bellerophon", a scientific expedition that has been missing for 20 years, only to find themselves unwelcome by the expedition's lone survivor and warned of destruction by an invisible force if they don't turn back immediately. |
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