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The Amazing Adventures Of Joe 90
A remarkable invention turns a nine-year-old boy named Joe into a secret agent with super-powers and plunges him into a sensational career.
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A remarkable invention turns a nine-year-old boy named Joe into a secret agent with super-powers and plunges him into a sensational career.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Family
Written By:Tony Barwick, Shane Rimmer, Gerry Anderson, Sylvia Anderson
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Century 21 Productions, Associated Television, ITC Entertainment
Cast
Desmond Saunders, Leo Eaton, Peter Anderson, Alan Perry
Director
Len Jones
Joe McClaine (voice)
Rupert Davies
Professor Ian 'Mac' McClaine (voice)
Keith Alexander
Sam Loover / Russian Pilot / Moscow Air Defence Director / Anton / Captain William Barry (voice)
David Healy
Shane Weston / Russian Commander / Base 513 Controller / Kramer / Bates / Commander Kovac (voice)
Jeremy Wilkin
General / Officer / Lieutenant / Tanker / Hunter 2 / B107 Co-Pilot Hal / 2nd Russian (voice)
Gary Files
Reporter / Russian Radio Operator / Co-Pilot Frank Casper / Agent 26 / Fearless Foley / Dr. William Kelvin (voice)
Sylvia Anderson
Stewardess / Mrs. Mary Rose / Mrs. Ada Harris (voice)
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