A man's vision for a utopian society is disillusioned when travelling forward into time reveals a dark and dangerous society.A man's vision for a utopian society is disillusioned when travelling forward into time reveals a dark and dangerous society.A man's vision for a utopian society is disillusioned when travelling forward into time reveals a dark and dangerous society.
- Won 1 Oscar
- 1 win & 1 nomination total
Bob Barran
- Eloi Man
- (uncredited)
Paul Frees
- Talking Rings
- (voice)
- (uncredited)
Mike Hitlner
- Eloi Man
- (uncredited)
Josephine Powell
- Eloi Girl
- (uncredited)
James Skelly
- Second Eloi Man
- (uncredited)
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- TriviaYvette Mimieux was actually underage when shooting began (she turned 18 during the shoot) and was not legally supposed to work a full shooting schedule, but did. She was inexperienced, but as she worked on this film she kept getting better and better, so that by the end of the shoot the producers went back and re-shot some of her earliest scenes.
- GoofsIn the great hall whenever George is inside, parallel and perpendicular white lines are seen painted on the floor. The table arrangements do not conform to any arrangement that fits these lines. This is because the set was constructed over a studio parking lot and they did not put down a floor covering. The revealing parking lines are simply ignored. This info came from a special effects veteran who was on the set during the filming of these scenes.
- ConnectionsEdited into The Man from U.N.C.L.E.: The Project Deephole Affair (1966)
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This movie is truly a gem. There are problems with it when compared to H.G. Wells's original story, but many of the additions and changes actually are improvements, in my opinion. If there is one thing I WOULDN'T have changed, it was the part where the Time Traveler finally figures it all out: the Eloi are merely fatted cattle and the Morlocks are their "cowboys." In the book it comes through that the Eloi are not particularly good and the Morlocks aren't really evil- both groups are merely evolutionary products. Of course, theater audiences in 1960 wouldn't have accepted this.
Back to the film: the story is touching and I liked the sets and model-work. I have the DVD and I have watched it multiple times. And THAT is an endorsement.
Back to the film: the story is touching and I liked the sets and model-work. I have the DVD and I have watched it multiple times. And THAT is an endorsement.
- Douglas_Holmes
- Sep 27, 2002
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- H. G. Wells' The Time Machine
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- Budget
- $750,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $5,902
- Runtime1 hour 43 minutes
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1
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