Quatermass and the Pit (1967) - Force More Powerful Than 1,000 H-Bombs Unleashed To Devastate Earth! World In Panic! Cities In Flames!

Quatermass and the Pit

Force More Powerful Than 1,000 H-Bombs Unleashed To Devastate Earth! World In Panic! Cities In Flames!
( Horror / Sci-Fi )

US Runtime: 97 min

Premiere Date:
31 Dec, 1969 [USA]

Director:	Roy Ward Baker

Writer:	Nigel Kneale [also story]

Music by	Tristram Cary

Cinematography:	Arthur Grant

Cast:

James Donald Dr. Mathew Roney Andrew Keir Prof. Bernard Quatermass Barbara Shelley Barbara Judd Julian Glover Col. Breen Duncan Lamont Sladden Bryan Marshall Capt. Potter Peter Copley Howell Edwin Richfield Minister of Defense Maurice Good Sgt. Cleghorn Grant Taylor Police Sgt. Ellis Robert Morris Jerry Watson Sheila Steafel Journalist Hugh Futcher Sapper West Hugh Morton Elderly Journalist Thomas Heathcote Vicar Noel Howlett Abbey Librarian Hugh Manning Pub Customer June Ellis Blonde Keith Marsh Mr. Johnson James Culliford Cpl. Gibson Bee Duffell Miss Dobson		Roger Avon Electrician Brian Peck Technical Officer John Graham Inspector Albert Shepherd Loader (uncredited) Leslie Southwick Journalist (uncredited) Peter Bennett London Transport Official (uncredited) David Savile Army officer (uncredited) Walter Horsbrugh Messenger (uncredited) Brian Walton Journalist (uncredited) Ian White TV Announcer (uncredited) Peter Bourne Second Electrician (uncredited) John Bown TV Interviewer (uncredited) Alastair Hunter Institute Doorkeeper (uncredited) Elroy Josephs Black Workman (uncredited) Mark Elwes Second Technician (uncredited) William Ellis Journalist (uncredited) David Crane Institute Attendant (uncredited) Michael Poole Older Workman (uncredited) Simon Brent Orderly Officer (uncredited) John Rutland Second London Transport Official (uncredited)

Filming Locations: (Now With Clickable Links To Location On Google Maps)

London, England, UK

MGM British Studios, Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, England, UK [studio]

Tech Info:

Color Info:: Color (DeLuxe)
Laboratory:: DeLuxe

Aspect Ratio:: 1.66 : 1
Cinematographic Process:: Spherical
Film Negative Format:: 35 mm
Printed Film Format:: 35 mm

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