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Tidal Wave (1975)
Two hundred million years ago, Earth had a single continent. As the millennia progressed, the single continent slowly split off into smaller continents and islands. Thirty million years ago, the country of Japan was part of the continent of Asia, and has since split off into its own archipelago. Another landmass shift is about to occur...
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Two hundred million years ago, Earth had a single continent. As the millennia progressed, the single continent slowly split off into smaller continents and islands. Thirty million years ago, the country of Japan was part of the continent of Asia, and has since split off into its own archipelago. Another landmass shift is about to occur...
Rating:PG
Genre:Science Fiction, Drama, Thriller
Written By:Shinobu Hashimoto
In Theaters:5/28/1975
Box Office:
Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:New World Pictures, TOHO, Toho Pictures
Cast
Shirō Moritani, Andrew Meyer
Director
Lorne Greene
Ambassador Warren Richards
Tetsuro Tamba
Prime Minister Yamato
Ralph James
Rhonda Hopkins
Fran
Ayumi Ishida
Reiko Abe
John Fujioka
Narita
Marvin Miller
Prime Minister Yamato (voice)
Keiju Kobayashi
Dr. Tadokoro
Shōgo Shimada
Watari
Hiroshi Fujioka
Toshio Onodera
Susan Sennett
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