Mundo sin fin (1956)
World Without End
¡El primer thriller de CIFI en Cinemascope (que le llevará en el año 2508)!
Cuatro astronautas que regresan de la primera misión del hombre a Marte entran en una distorsión temporal y se estrellan en una Tierra del siglo 26 devastada por la guerra atómica. Al principio no se dan cuenta de dónde están pero, al encontrar la atmósfera segura para respirar, comienzan a explorar y se encuentran un futuro dividido donde mutantes desfigurados que viven como hombres de las cavernas habitan en la superficie, mientras que humanos normales viven cómodamente bajo de la superficie pero mueren como raza debido a la falta de agua natural, aire y luz solar.
- Fecha de estreno
- 1956-03-25
- TMDB
- 5.7 / 10 (61)
- Duración
- 1 h 20 min
- Géneros
- Ciencia ficción, Aventura
- Director
- Edward Bernds
Reparto
- Hugh Marlowe — John Borden
- Nancy Gates — Garnet
- Rod Taylor — Herbert Ellis
- Lisa Montell — Deena
- Nelson Leigh — Dr Eldon Galbraithe
- Christopher Dark — Henry Jaffe
- Everett Glass — Timmek
- Booth Colman — Mories
- Shirley Patterson — Elaine
- Stanley Fraser — Elda
- William Vedder — James (uncredited)
- Mickey Simpson — Naga (uncredited)
Curiosidades
World Without End is a 1956 American science fiction film directed by Edward Bernds and starring Hugh Marlowe and Nancy Gates. It was made in CinemaScope and Technicolor by Allied Artists and produced by Richard Heermance.
Production
Under the working title, Flight to the Future, principal photography took place from July 19 to early August 1955. Locations included the Iverson Movie Ranch in Chatsworth, California.
Edward Bernds was a prolific director with experience in both television and cinema, and worked in many different genres. In 1956, he also helmed the comedy Navy Wife and crime thriller Calling Homicide. In directing World Without End, Bernds "crammed" in order to make a science fiction film. He studied Albert Einstein's theory of relativity to give his space and time travellers a plausible way to go into the future.
World Without End was partly made in order to reuse footage and costumes from the earlier Allied Artists science fiction film Flight to Mars (1951). A number of people who worked on the film went on to have notable film careers, including Sam Peckinpah (dialogue director) and Walter Mirisch (an executive at Allied Artists). Alberto Vargas (set sketches) was a famed artist whose only screen credit was World Without End.
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