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Radar Men from the Moon
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Radar Men from the Moon is a 1952 film about a scientist who must save Earth from a lunar civilization.
Directed by Fred C. Brannon. Written by Ronald Davidson.
Hair-raising Interplanetary Adventure in the hidden cities of the Moon …with the only man who can save Earth from awful destruction!'' (taglines)
Agent Henderson
For some time our astronomers have noticed an unusual amount of atomic activity on the moon. Atomic activity on the moon, atomic blasts on the earth: the two known facts fit together.
Dialogue Joan: What are they going to do with him?Pilot: It's just like a burial at sea, Joan. He'll just float around and around.Graber: How 'bout a ride to town, mister?Motorist: Sure. Hop in.Graber: There's a man in a flying suit chasing us. Step on it.Motorist''': Huh?
Taglines
Introducing A New Character - COMMANDO CODY
BLASTING OUT OF SPACE...and into ATOMIC ACTION.
Hair-raising Interplanetary Adventure in the hidden cities of the Moon …with the only man who can save Earth from awful destruction!
Cast
George D. Wallace — Commando Cody
Aline Towne — Joan Gilbert
Roy Barcroft — Retik
William Bakewell — Ted Richards
Peter Brocco — Krog
Clayton Moore — Graber
Bob Stevenson — Daly
Don Walters — Govt. Agent Henderson
External links
0045064 Radar Men from the Moon
Category:Serial films
Category:American science fiction films
Category:Moon-related films
Category:1952 American films
Category:1952 English-language films
Category:Films directed by Fred C. Brannon
Category:Films set on the Moon