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The movie titled "The Day the Earth Caught Fire" of the year 1961, is directed by Val Guest and starring by Janet Munro, Leo McKern, Edward Judd, Michael Goodliffe and Bernard Braden (see full credits). The genres of this film are Romance, Drama and Science fiction How long does this movie last? This tape has a length of 1h 39m (99 minutes). IMDb community qualified and voted this film with very good, about 7.2 points out of a possible maximum of 10.
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The movie The Day the Earth Caught Fire received a good rating, about 7.2 points out of a possible 10. if the Romance, Drama or Science fiction is among your favorite genres, chances are you will enjoy watching this movie. We recommend that you go through our section watch The Day the Earth Caught Fire complete to check if providers are available.
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The film The Day the Earth Caught Fire was produced in United Kingdom
His original audio language is English.
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This tape has a duration of 1h 39m (99 minutes).
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