The earliest atomic tests in New Mexico cause common ants to mutate into giant man-eating monsters that threaten civilization.
James Arness, Edmund Gwenn, and James Whitmore with N1203
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... JD
...N1203 in front of the camera...
Re: ...N1203 in front of the camera...
Them! (1954)
The earliest atomic tests in New Mexico cause common ants to mutate into giant man-eating monsters that threaten civilization.
James Arness, Edmund Gwenn, and James Whitmore with N1203
source imdb
... JD
The earliest atomic tests in New Mexico cause common ants to mutate into giant man-eating monsters that threaten civilization.
James Arness, Edmund Gwenn, and James Whitmore with N1203
source imdb
... JD
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. "The Hook" (1963)
On Amazon $3.99 ... https://www.amazon.com/Hook-Kirk-Douglas/dp/B01ENX42VC
Set during the Korean War (1950-53). Two No-Ko bombers strafe and bomb a ship which returns fire, the pilots bail out and the bombers "go in"...
Tallmantz B-25s (N1203 and N9456Z) appear for a few seconds. Note the square wingtips on N1203.
... also see "Another N1203 Movie Sighting" by Craig59 Jun 04, 2017, re: "The Hook" (1963)
. JD
. "The Hook" (1963)
On Amazon $3.99 ... https://www.amazon.com/Hook-Kirk-Douglas/dp/B01ENX42VC
Set during the Korean War (1950-53). Two No-Ko bombers strafe and bomb a ship which returns fire, the pilots bail out and the bombers "go in"...
Tallmantz B-25s (N1203 and N9456Z) appear for a few seconds. Note the square wingtips on N1203.
... also see "Another N1203 Movie Sighting" by Craig59 Jun 04, 2017, re: "The Hook" (1963)
. JD
Re: ...N1203 in front of the camera...
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...The Cinerama camera ...
01 Paul Mantz and "This is Cinerama" (1952) co-producer Bob Bendick with the camera (film reels not installed) in the B-25 nose
02 "This is Cinerama" Cinematographer Harry Squire and assistent Jack Priestly with the massive Cinerama Cam on a tripod
03 Three reels of 35mm exposed simultaneously, which come together as a single scene from three different projectors in the theater
Wonder how much ballast they had to put in the aft fuselage.
Image source: "This is Cinerama" DVD bonus features
JD
...The Cinerama camera ...
01 Paul Mantz and "This is Cinerama" (1952) co-producer Bob Bendick with the camera (film reels not installed) in the B-25 nose
02 "This is Cinerama" Cinematographer Harry Squire and assistent Jack Priestly with the massive Cinerama Cam on a tripod
03 Three reels of 35mm exposed simultaneously, which come together as a single scene from three different projectors in the theater
Wonder how much ballast they had to put in the aft fuselage.
Image source: "This is Cinerama" DVD bonus features
JD
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