Women of the Prehistoric Planet (1966)
Release Date: Apr 15, 1966 Wide
Release Date: Apr 15, 1966 Wide
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Cosmos 1, an interstellar spacecraft, is heading to its home base after a long mission when it receives a distress call from its sister ship, Cosmos 3. Some of the ship's Centaurian crew -- members of a once proud race who are now subservient to humans from the fleet's home world -- have rebelled. Cosmos 3 crashes on Solarius, an unexplored planet in a young star system, leaving behind five survivors, among them the Lt. Anderson and Zenda, human/Centaurian couple. The Cosmos 1, under the command
Apr 15, 1966 Wide
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Wendell Corey
Adm. King -
Keith Larsen
Cmdr. Scott -
John Agar
Dr. Farrell -
Paul Gilbert
Lt. Bradley -
Merry Anders
Karen -
Irene Tsu
Linda -
Robert Ito
Tang -
Suzie Kaye
Crew Member -
Gavin MacLeod
Radio operator -
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Stuart Margolin
Chief -
Adam Roarke
Centurion
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The real subject matter of the film is race relations, with the "Centaurians" all being played by Asian actors and the "Humans" all played by whites and the message is that different races can and should get along. This is a noble sentiment of course, but the movie around it is both incredibly clunky, unintentionally condescending and has an incredibly lazy twist at the end.
It is a bad movie, but good for lovers of the genre. After all, this is the film that gave the world "Hi-keeba!"