Masters of Venus
Synopsis
A spaceship from Earth lands on the planet Venus, and encounters a race of beings that the crew begins to suspect are descended from the lost city of Atlantis.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Ernest Morris
- Screenplay & Story
- Michael Barnes
- Original Title
- Masters of Venus
- Country of Origin
- United Kingdom
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 52m
- Production Studios
- Children's Film Foundation (CFF)
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Ernest Morris
Michael Barnes
A. Frank Bundy
Department Leadership Roster
Ernest Morris
Director
Michael Barnes
Screenplay
A. Frank Bundy
Producer
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Science fiction movies from the sixties (1960-1969), including TV movies as well as stand-alone mini-series. This list uses a fairly strict definition of science fiction, and therefore does not include most films that deal with fantasy, the supernatural, or super heroes. Films that fall more under the umbrella of horror (like a lot of zombie and pandemic films) have also been omitted.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Masters of Venus
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What is Masters of Venus about?
A spaceship from Earth lands on the planet Venus, and encounters a race of beings that the crew begins to suspect are descended from the lost city of Atlantis.
Who directed Masters of Venus?
Masters of Venus was directed by Ernest Morris.
Who stars in Masters of Venus?
The principal cast of Masters of Venus includes Norman Wooland, Mandy Harper, Robin Stewart, Robin Hunter, Patrick Kavanagh.
When was Masters of Venus released and how long is it?
Masters of Venus was released in 1962 with a total runtime of 1h 52m.