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The Day of the Triffids Overview:

The Day of the Triffids (1962) was a Horror - Science Fiction Film directed by Steve Sekely and Freddie Francis (uncredited) and produced by Bernard Glasser, Philip Yordan and George Pitcher .

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The Day of the Triffids (1963)

The Day of the Triffids Directed by Steve Stekeley Bernard Gordon from a novel by John Wyndam 1963/UK Allied Artists Pictures/Security Pictures Ltd. First viewing/Amazon Prime Well, I can hardly think of anything cooler than a story about a small band of survivors that tries to battle carnivorous... Read full article


The Day of the Triffids (1963)

The Day of the Triffids Directed by Steve Stekeley Bernard Gordon from a novel by John Wyndam 1963/UK Allied Artists Pictures/Security Pictures Ltd. First viewing/Amazon Prime Well, I can hardly think of anything cooler than a story about a small band of survivors that tries to battle carnivorous... Read full article


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The triffids inspired the E.T. plants of E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial

When the film was finished it was too short, so the entire sequence where the triffids attack the lighthouse was added. This sequence was directed by an uncredited Freddie Francis

In an interview, producer Bernard Glasser said that in order to satisfy a British government requirement that productions shot in British have a certain percentage of British executives, George Pitcher, a retired film executive, was hired as basically a "frontman"; although credited as producer, he had no actual authority over the production.

Although credited with "additional music", composer Johnny Douglas actually supplied more music than the main composer, Ron Goodwin. According to the official music cue sheets, Douglas wrote 26 mins, Goodwin 19 minutes

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