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The Incredible Shrinking Man
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- Sci-fi
- Adventure
- 1957
- Jack Arnold
- 77 mins
- PG
Summary
Science-fiction classic starring Grant Williams. Scott Carey and his wife Louise are holidaying on a boat when he is momentarily enveloped in a strange mist. Soon after, Carey finds that his body is beginning to shrink.
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Review
A star rating of 5 out of 5.
Alan Jones
This must-see classic is directed by the master of 1950s science fiction, Jack Arnold, and derived from the thought-provoking novel by genre luminary Richard Matheson. Grant Williams slowly shrinks after passing through a radioactive cloud and, on the way down, sees his marriage disintegrate and is terrorised by the pet cat and a basement spider. A cogent comment on the plight of the "little man" in today's hi-tech world, Arnold's superlative thriller still retains its irony, shock and power. Williams gives a sensitive portrayal of a man hounded by the media and consigned to a freak's world, whose descent into being and nothingness provides a memorable climax.
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7.6/10
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Cast
rolenameScott CareyGrant WilliamsLouise CareyRandy StuartClariceApril KentCharlie CareyPaul LangtonDr Thomas SilverRaymond BaileyDr Arthur BramsonWilliam SchallertBarkerFrank Scannell
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rolenameDirectorJack Arnold
Details
Theatrical distributor
J.A.R.F.D. Ltd
Released on
1957-06-14
Languages
English
Available on
DVD and Blu-ray
Formats
Black and white
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