| I Married a Monster From Outer Space | |||||
| Paramount Pictures (1958) | |||||
| Horror, Science Fiction | |||||
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#415 |
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| Valerie Allen | Francine | |
| James Anderson | Weldon | |
| Peter Baldwin | Off. Frank Swanson | |
| Jean Carson | Helen Alexander Benson | |
| Alan Dexter | Sam Benson | |
| John Eldredge | Capt. H.B. Collins | |
| Ty Hardin | Mac Brody | |
| Ty Hungerford | Mac | |
| Robert Ivers | Harry Phillips | |
| Steve London | Charles Mason | |
| Ken Lynch | Dr. Wayne | |
| "Slapsie Maxie" Rosenbloom | Freddie Grady | |
| Jack Orrison | Off. Schultz | |
| Max Rosenbloom | Max Grady | |
| Gloria Talbott | Marge Bradley Farrell |
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| Writer | Louis Vittes
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I MARRIED A MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE tells the story of a race of monster-like aliens from another planet who try to conquer Earth by taking over a small town, inhabiting the bodies of prominent citizens and trying to impregnate the women. After one newlywed woman (Talbott) becomes suspicious of her husband when she sees him turn into a monster, the entire town begins to rise to the threat of conquest by the aliens. |
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