The War of the Worlds
Science Fiction
Action
Mighty panorama of Earth-shaking fury as an army from Mars invades!
The residents of a small town are excited when a flaming meteor lands in the hills, until they discover it is the first of many transport devices from Mars bringing an army of invaders invincible to any man-made weapon, even the atomic bomb.
1953-04-03
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Cast
Director
Byron Haskin
Gene Barry as Clayton Forrester
Ann Robinson as Sylvia Van Buren
Lewis Martin as Matthew Collins
Les Tremayne as General Mann
Frank Kreig as Fiddler Hawkins (uncredited)
Vernon Rich as Ralph Heffner
Sandro Giglio as Dr. Bilderbeck
Ann Codee as Dr. Duprey (uncredited)
Robert Cornthwaite as Dr. Pryor
Cedric Hardwicke as Commentary (voice)
William Phipps as Wash Perry
Jack Kruschen as Salvatore
Paul Birch as Alonzo Hogue (uncredited)
Paul Frees as Second Radio Reporter / Opening Announcer
Henry Brandon as Cop at Crash Site
Peter Adams as Pine Summit Fire Watcher (uncredited)
Eric Alden as Man (uncredited)
Edgar Barrier as Prof. McPherson (uncredited)
Russ Bender as Dr. Carmichael (uncredited)
Chet Brandenburg as Man in Church (uncredited)
Nora Bush as Woman in Church (uncredited)
Edward Colmans as Spanish Priest (uncredited)
Russ Conway as Rev. Bethany (uncredited)
Pierre Cressoy as Frenchman (uncredited)
Ralph Dumke as Buck Monahan (uncredited)
Al Ferguson as Police Chief (uncredited)
Charles Gemora as Martian (uncredited)
Ned Glass as Well-Dressed Looter (uncredited)
Fred Graham as Looter (uncredited)
Herman Hack as Worker Listening to Radio (uncredited)
Nancy Hale as Young Wife (uncredited)
Ted Hecht as KGEB Reporter (uncredited)
Douglas Henderson as Staff Sergeant (uncredited)
Gertrude Hoffmann as Elderly News Vendor (uncredited)
Jimmie Horan as Party Guest (uncredited)
Michael Jeffers as Worker Listening to Radio (uncredited)
Dick Johnstone as Man in Church (uncredited)
Carolyn Jones as Blonde Party Guest (uncredited)
Ivan Lebedeff as Dr. Gratzman (uncredited)
Freeman Lusk as Secretary of Defense (uncredited)
Herbert Lytton as Chief of Staff (uncredited)
Wilbur Mack as Official (uncredited)
George Magrill as Traffic Cop (uncredited)
Mike Mahoney as Townsman (uncredited)
Joel Marston as Military Policeman in Jeep (uncredited)
John Maxwell as Doctor (uncredited)
Mathew McCue as Man in Church (uncredited)
David McMahon as Minister, First Church (uncredited)
Lee Miller as Reporter (uncredited)
Alvy Moore as Zippy (uncredited)
Bob Morgan as Injured Civil Defense Worker (uncredited)
Charles Morton as Worker Listening to Radio (uncredited)
George Nardelli as Military Officer (uncredited)
George Pal as Bum #1 Listening to Radio (uncredited)
Robert Rockwell as Forest Ranger at Crash Site (uncredited)
Walter Sande as Sheriff Bogany (uncredited)
James Seay as Air Force Bomber Pilot (uncredited)
David Sharpe as Looter (uncredited)
Teru Shimada as Japanese Diplomat (uncredited)
Arthur Tovey as Party Guest (uncredited)
Dale Van Sickel as Looter (uncredited)
Dorothy Vernon as Elderly Woman at Square Dance (uncredited)
Anthony Warde as Military Police Driver (uncredited)