The Giant Behemoth
The biggest thing since creation!
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3/3/1959Runtime
80 minsGenres
Overview
Marine atomic tests cause changes in the ocean's ecosystem resulting in dangerous blobs of radiation and the resurrection of a dormant dinosaur which threatens London.
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EnglishBudget
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A creature emerges from the deep to menace 1950s London in this atomic-age monster film, blending period charm with genuine apocalyptic anxiety. It's a tense, low-budget creature feature that trusts the weight of its premise over spectacle.
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Gene Evans
Steve Karnes
André Morell
Prof. James Bickford
Leigh Madison
Jean Trevethan
John Turner
John
Alastair Hunter
Dr. C. A. Morris, the village doctor
Lloyd Lamble
Senior Admiral, at the Admiralty
Jack MacGowran
Dr. Sampson, the paleontologist
Maurice Kaufmann
Mini Submarine Officer
Henri Vidon
Tom Trevethan
Patrick Jordan
Photo Lab Aide
Howard Lang
Naval Commader, at the "Valkyrie" wreck (uncredited)
Leonard Sachs
Dialogue Scientist at Conference (bit)
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