Master of the World (1961) - film review

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Master of the World is an American science-fiction film first released in 1961, directed by William Witney. The film is based on a novel by Jules Verne and stars Vincent Price, Charles Bronson, Henry Hull, Mary Webster and David Frankham. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: William Witney
Script: Richard Matheson, Jules Verne (novel)
Photo: Gilbert Warrenton
Music: Les Baxter
Cast: Vincent Price (Robur), Charles Bronson (John Strock), Henry Hull (Prudent), Mary Webster (Dorothy Prudent), David Frankham (Philip Evans), Richard Harrison (Alistair, the helmsman), Vito Scotti (Topage, the cook), Wally Campo (First Mate Turner), Peter Besbas (Wilson, a crewman), Steve Masino (Weaver, a crewman), Gordon Jones (Talkative Morgantown Townsman), Ken Terrell (Shanks, a crewman), William H. O’Brien (Prudent’s Butler), ’Snub’ Pollard (Man at Balloon Society Meeting), Howard Wright (Morgantown Townsman)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 102 min

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