| Fantastic Voyage | |||||
| 20th Century Fox (1966) | |||||
| Science Fiction, Fantasy, Action | |||||
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In Collection
#410 |
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| Stephen Boyd | Grant | |
| Raquel Welch | Cora | |
| Edmond O'Brien | General Carter | |
| Donald Pleasence | Dr. Michaels | |
| Arthur O'Connell | Col. Donald Reid | |
| William Redfield | Capt. Bill Owens | |
| Arthur Kennedy | Dr. Duval | |
| Jean Del Val | Jan Benes | |
| Barry Coe | Communications Aide | |
| Ken Scott | Secret Service | |
| Shelby Grant | Nurse | |
| James Brolin | Technician | |
| Brendan Fitzgerald | Wireless Operator | |
| Brendon Boone | Military Policeman | |
| Kenneth MacDonald | Henry - Heart Monitoring | |
| Christopher Riordan | Young Scientist |
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| Producer | Saul David
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| Writer |
David Duncan
Harry Kleiner Jerome Bixby Otto Klement |
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| Cinematography | Ernest Laszlo
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| Musician |
Leonard Rosenman
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The science of miniaturization has been unlocked, and the army has big plans. But when a scientist carrying the secret of the process is injured in a surprise attack, a life-threatening blood clot puts him into a coma. Now, a team of adventurers will have to use the technology to travel inside his body and destroy the clot. |
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