Spaceways (1953)
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Adapted from the popular British radio serial of the same name, Spaceways is a dual-market science fiction effort, co-financed by England's Hammer Films and America's Lippert Studios. American rocket scientist Stephen Mitchell (Howard Duff) works day and night to realize his goal of sending… More Adapted from the popular British radio serial of the same name, Spaceways is a dual-market science fiction effort, co-financed by England's Hammer Films and America's Lippert Studios. American rocket scientist Stephen Mitchell (Howard Duff) works day and night to realize his goal of sending the first man-made satellite into outer space. Meanwhile, Mitchell's wife Vanessa (Cecile Chevreau) is carrying on an affair with fellow-scientist Crenshaw (Andrew Osborn). Not long after Mitchell discovers this, the satellite is launched ahead of schedule. Since both his wife and her lover have disappeared at the same time, Mitchell is accused of murdering the pair and stuffing their corpses into the spaceship. To prove his innocence, Mitchell volunteers to go up in a second ship with mathematician Lisa (Eva Bartok) to conduct a search of the satellite. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Terence Fisher
- Genres
- Art House & International, Mystery & Suspense, Science Fiction & Fantasy
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Aug 7, 1953 Wide
- On DVD
- Nov 21, 2000
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Cast
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Howard Duff
as Stephen Mitchell
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Eva Bartok
as Lisa Frank
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Alan Wheatley
as Smith
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Philip Leaver
as Dr. Keppler
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Michael Medwin
as Toby Andrews
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Andrew Osborn
as Philip Crenshaw
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Cecile Chevreau
as Vanessa Mitchell
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Anthony Ireland
as Gen. Hays
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Hugh Moxey
as Col. Daniels
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David Horne
as Minister
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Jean Webster-Brough
as Mrs. Daniels
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Leo Phillips
as Sgt. Peterson
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Marianne Stone
as Mrs. Rogers
