Tobor the Great (1954)
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Runtime: 77 mins
Genre: Science-Fiction/Fantasy
Synopsis: Two brilliant scientists create a robot for the purpose of exploring deep space, but the mechanical marvel is stolen by enemy agents. Only the scientists' psychic link with the robot can save it... Two brilliant scientists create a robot for the purpose of exploring deep space, but the mechanical marvel is stolen by enemy agents. Only the scientists' psychic link with the robot can save it from being reprogrammed for evil purposes. [More]
Starring: Charles Drake, Karin Booth, Billy Chapin, Taylor Holmes
Starring: Charles Drake, Karin Booth, Billy Chapin, Taylor Holmes
Director: Lee Sholem
Director: Lee Sholem
Producer: Richard Goldstone
Story: Carl Dudley
Screenwriter: Philip MacDonald
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