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Prince of Space (1965)
Attracted by the report of the development of a new type of rocket fuel, the vicious dictator of Krangkor, the dark planet, descends on Earth to steal the formula from its creator, the benevolent Dr. Makin.
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Attracted by the report of the development of a new type of rocket fuel, the vicious dictator of Krangkor, the dark planet, descends on Earth to steal the formula from its creator, the benevolent Dr. Makin.
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Genre:Action, Science Fiction, Adventure, Family
Written By:Shin Morita
In Theaters:3/6/1965
Box Office:
Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Walter Manley Enterprises, Bellucci Productions, Toei Company
Cast
Eijirō Wakabayashi
Director
Tatsuo Umemiya
Prince of Space / Wally
Ushio Akashi
Dr. Macken
Joji Oka
Ambassador Dictator Phantom
Hiroko Mine
Susie
Ken Sudo
Mukai
Takashi Kanda
Inspector Takeda
Junji Masuda
Colonel Watanabe
Takeshi Hasebe
Mr. Tannen
Akira Katayama
Doctor Naitô
Akikane Sawa
Commander Kôda
Tokio Kozuka
Tsunoda
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