Cat-Women of the Moon (1953) |
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| Director(s) | Arthur Hilton |
| Producer(s) | No producer listed for this movie |
| Top Genres | Adventure, Horror, Romance, Science Fiction |
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Sonny Tufts(as Laird Grainger)
Cat-Women of the Moon
Released
1953
Cat-Women of the Moon
Released
1953
Sonny Tufts
(as Laird Grainger)
Victor Jory(as Kip Reissner)
Cat-Women of the Moon
Released
1953
Cat-Women of the Moon
Released
1953
Victor Jory
(as Kip Reissner)
Marie Windsor(as Helen Salinger)
Cat-Women of the Moon
Released
1953
Cat-Women of the Moon
Released
1953
Marie Windsor
(as Helen Salinger)
Douglas Fowley(as Walter 'Walt' Walters)
Cat-Women of the Moon
Released
1953
Cat-Women of the Moon
Released
1953
Douglas Fowley
(as Walter 'Walt' Walters)
Cat-Women of the Moon Overview:
Cat-Women of the Moon (1953) was a Adventure - Horror Film directed by Arthur Hilton .
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Cat-Women of the Moon Quotes:
Douglas 'Doug' Smith:
Wait until I tell them I was the first man to breath on the moon.
Walter 'Walt' Walters: Maybe we can bottle this stuff for sale, moon mist for chronic coughs and asthma.
Walter 'Walt' Walters: Maybe we can bottle this stuff for sale, moon mist for chronic coughs and asthma.
Helen Salinger:
[on being told that she can't come on the trip to the moon] Someone's got to cook your meals for you!
Walter 'Walt' Walters:
You're too smart for me, baby. I like 'em stupid.
[first lines]
Laird Grainger: The eternal wonders of space and time. The far away dreams and mysteries of other worlds. Other life. The stars. The planets. Man has been face to face with them for centuries, yet is barely able to penetrate their unknown secrets. Sometime, someday, the barrier will be pierced. Why must we wait? Why not now?
Laird Grainger: The eternal wonders of space and time. The far away dreams and mysteries of other worlds. Other life. The stars. The planets. Man has been face to face with them for centuries, yet is barely able to penetrate their unknown secrets. Sometime, someday, the barrier will be pierced. Why must we wait? Why not now?
Kip Reissner:
I know one thing that goes with me. This.
[holds pistol]
Kip Reissner: Where there's oxygen, there can be life. And where there's life, there's death.
Helen Salinger: There you go again, Kip. Why is it that the unknown always frightens people? Why can't we expect love and friendship instead of death?
Kip Reissner: I'm all for love. And friendship. But I worry.
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Kip Reissner: Where there's oxygen, there can be life. And where there's life, there's death.
Helen Salinger: There you go again, Kip. Why is it that the unknown always frightens people? Why can't we expect love and friendship instead of death?
Kip Reissner: I'm all for love. And friendship. But I worry.
Cat-Women of the Moon Facts
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Film music enthusiasts will note Elmer Bernstein's credit for the score, while space art enthusiasts will recognize the moonscapes by Chesley Bonestell.
William Phipps told interviewer Tom Weaver, "When I saw that spaceship set, I thought I was workin' for Soupy Sales! And that giant spider! They held it up with big ropes above us on the cave set and dropped it down on our heads. At the time, I thought it was the most outrageous, absurd thing in the world - how did spiders get on the Moon?! It was all just incredible - I thought, 'How can anybody put this in a movie? It's gonna ruin it!'"
The control cabin of the rocket and two of the space suits are recycled from Project Moon Base.
This was originally released to theaters in 3D.