Village of the Giants (1965) | |
| Director(s) | Bert I. Gordon |
| Producer(s) | Bert I. Gordon |
| Top Genres | Adventure, Comedy, Science Fiction |
| Top Topics | Coming of Age |
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Village of the Giants (1965) was a Comedy - Science Fiction Film directed by Bert I. Gordon and produced by Bert I. Gordon.
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Genius:
[about the chemicals he's mixed] They're not compatible. This is supposed to blow up. I wonder why it doesn't?
Nancy: You and I aren't going to be very compatible either, Genius, if you don't get out of here.
Genius: I wonder what you see in her.
Mike: I don't know either. But, uh, whatever it is, I like it.
Horsey: How do you like those ducks?
Red: Barbecued. That's how I like them.
Elsa: I'm hungry too. What's for breakfast?
Fred: Sheriff, on toast.
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Nancy: You and I aren't going to be very compatible either, Genius, if you don't get out of here.
Genius: I wonder what you see in her.
Mike: I don't know either. But, uh, whatever it is, I like it.
Horsey: How do you like those ducks?
Red: Barbecued. That's how I like them.
Elsa: I'm hungry too. What's for breakfast?
Fred: Sheriff, on toast.
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An alternate version of the theme music - "The Last Race" - was reused by Quentin Tarantino in Death Proof.
Ron Howard plays a boy genius who invents a super growth formula. He later played the same kind of role in Genius at Work
Vicki London was originally cast with a larger role, but declined to disrobe in preproduction, so her part was changed with Joy Harmon's, and much of London's subsequent screen time was cut. Her agent kept her in the movie at full pay, while London didn't seem to object to what happened, since she saw the whole thing as forgettable.
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Ron Howard plays a boy genius who invents a super growth formula. He later played the same kind of role in Genius at Work
Vicki London was originally cast with a larger role, but declined to disrobe in preproduction, so her part was changed with Joy Harmon's, and much of London's subsequent screen time was cut. Her agent kept her in the movie at full pay, while London didn't seem to object to what happened, since she saw the whole thing as forgettable.
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