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While working on a project to irrigate the Gobi Desert, scientists uncover a mysterious spool. After further investigation they realize that this spool…

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Summary: While working on a project to irrigate the Gobi Desert, scientists uncover a mysterious spool. After further investigation they realize that this spool belongs to an alien spaceship coming from Venus!
Decade: 60s
Genres: Sci-fi
Directed by: Kurt Maetzig

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"First Spaceship on Venus" (1960) Cast:

Günther Simon - German pilot / Robert / Raimund Brinkmann
Julius Ongewe - African TV technician / Talua
Yoko Tani - Japanese doctor / Dr. Sumiko Ogimura, M.D.
Oldrich Lukes - American nuclear physicist / Professor Harringway Hawling
Ignacy Machowski - Polish chief engineer / Professor Saltyk / Professor Durand
Michail N. Postnikow - Soviet Astronaut / Professor Arsenew / Orloff
Kurt Rackelmann - Indian mathematician / Professor Sikarna
Tang Hua-Ta - Chinese linguist / Dr. Chen Yu / Lao Tsu
Lucina Winnicka - TV reporter / Joan Moran
Eduard von Winterstein - nuclear physicist
Ruth Maria Kubitschek - Professor Arsenew's wife

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2 Comments

Vincent Palermo April 17th, 2017 at 3:38 am

nice.
Christopher Myers November 12th, 2020 at 4:01 pm

I don’t know what to say other than I got lost in a jungle of jargon I don’t understand. Good sci-fi special effects for 1960, though. I give it an OK because it deals with science and not just goofy-looking creatures or mutant ants. Thanks.