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Richard EyerTimmie Merrinoe -
Philip AbbottDr. Tom Merrinoe -
Diane BrewsterMary Merrinoe -
Harold J. StoneGen. Swayne -
Robert H. HarrisProf. Frank Allerton -
Alexander LockwoodArthur Kelvaney -
Gage ClarkeDr. Bannerman -
Than WyennProf. Zeller -
Ralph Votrian1st Gate Sergeant -
Michael Miller2nd Gate Sergeant -
Rayford BarnesCapt. McLaren (uncredited) -
Helen KleebMiss Vandergrift (uncredited) -
Alvy MooreScientist (uncredited) -
Gary VinsonYoung soldier (uncredited) -
Marvin MillerRobby the Robot (voice) (uncredited) -
Dennis McCarthyCol. Macklin
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John O'MalleyProf. Baine
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Jefferson Dudley SearlesProf. Foster
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Alfred LinderMartin / Computer
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Robby the RobotRobby
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| Country: | USA |
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| Length: | 1 h 30 min |
Description:
This film tells the story of a supercomputer, far more intelligent than its creators, that seeks to rule the world. To achieve this, the computer assembles Robbie, a robot with exceptional abilities. The computer's inventor has a ten-year-old son, who becomes involved in his father’s ambitious project. The boy is caught between being manipulated and unexpectedly aiding the computer's plans. Their relationship explores the complexities of innovation, control, and the potential dangers of advancing technology. The movie blends suspense and drama as the boy confronts the moral implications of his involvement. It examines responsibility, family, and the human need for connection in a world rapidly changing due to technology. With compelling characters and a gripping story, this film examines our relationship with technology and the consequences of limitless ambition.
| Alternative title: | The Invisible Boy |
| Release year: | 1957 |
| Language: | English |
| Director: | Herman Hoffman |
| Type: | Movie |
| Sub-genres: | black and white robot |
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