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| Columbia (1964) | |||||
| Drama, Science Fiction, War | |||||
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#750 |
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| Dan O'Herlihy | Gen. Black | |
| Walter Matthau | Dr. Groeteschele | |
| Frank Overton | Gen. Bogan | |
| Ed Binns | Col. Grady | |
| Fritz Weaver | Col. Cascio | |
| Henry Fonda | The President | |
| Larry Hagman | Buck | |
| William Hansen | Secretary Swenson | |
| Russell Hardie | Gen. Stark | |
| Russell Collins | Knapp | |
| Sorrell Booke | Congressman Raskob | |
| Nancy Berg | Ilsa Wolfe | |
| John Connell | Thomas | |
| Frank Simpson | Sullivan | |
| Hildy Parks | Betty Black |
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Charles H. Maguire
Max E. Youngstein |
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| Writer |
Walter Bernstein
Eugene Burdick |
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| Cinematography |
Gerald Hirschfeld
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Because of a technical defect an American bomber team mistakenly orders the destruction of Moscow. The President of the United States has but little time to prevent an atomic catastrophe from occurring. Director Sidney Lumet gives an atmospheric vision of the future with a Cold War backdrop. |
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