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The Crawling Eye

A series of decapitations on a Swiss mountainside appear to be connected to a mysterious radioactive cloud.

Director

Quentin Lawrence

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Tempean Films

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Alan Brooks

Philip Truscott

Sarah Pilgrim

Anne Pilgrim

Crevett

Warren Mitchell

Klein

Frederick Schiller

Brett

Dewhurst

Stuart Saunders

Hans

Wilde

First Villager

Richard Golding

Second Villager

German Woman

Carl

Leslie Heritage

First Student Climber

Jeremy Longhurst

Second Student Climber

Fritz

Theodore Wilhelm

Pilot

Little Girl

Caroline Glaser

Jim

Evacuated Villager

Evacuating Villager

Evacuated Villager

Stationmaster

Jack Hetherington

Evacuated Villager

Mountain Rescue Stretcher Bearer

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Hey Wait a minute - The Crawling Eye

Hey Wait a minute

You idiot, we nearly had him.
Why did you let him go? - The Crawling Eye

You idiot, we nearly had him. Why did you let him go?

Was there an accident Mr Klein - The Crawling Eye

Was there an accident Mr Klein

- Hans, we have guests.
- Yes, sir. - The Crawling Eye

- Hans, we have guests. - Yes, sir.

Hello. You must be Mr. Brooks. - The Crawling Eye

Hello. You must be Mr. Brooks.

I want you to check
on someone for me. - The Crawling Eye

I want you to check on someone for me.

Looks like you're going for a climb Yes we're going up the Trollenberg - The Crawling Eye

Looks like you're going for a climb Yes we're...

Keep an eye on your roping won't you - The Crawling Eye

Keep an eye on your roping won't you

Professor. - The Crawling Eye

Hmm Do you see - The Crawling Eye

And then there is the cloud What cloud - The Crawling Eye

And then there is the cloud What cloud

You all right? - The Crawling Eye

We should be able to make
the summit and back tomorrow,
if we travel light. - The Crawling Eye

We should be able to make the summit and back tomorrow, if w...

It's a bank note,
French, 500 francs. - The Crawling Eye

It's a bank note, French, 500 francs.

It's a rounded sort of object
about the size of a tennis ball. - The Crawling Eye

It's a rounded sort of object about the size of a tenni...

- Hello.
- Hello, Brett? - The Crawling Eye

- Hello. - Hello, Brett?

Brett! - The Crawling Eye

- Where am I? What happened?
- It's all right, darling. - The Crawling Eye

- Where am I? What happened? - It's all right, darling.

Sarah, could I speak with
you for a minute, please? - The Crawling Eye

Sarah, could I speak with you for a minute, please?

Now, Miss Sarah, I don't want
you to upset yourself... - The Crawling Eye

Now, Miss Sarah, I don't want you to upset yourself...

The cloud has moved - The Crawling Eye

The cloud has moved

Hello! - The Crawling Eye

False alarm, I guess. - The Crawling Eye

False alarm, I guess.

Dewhurst, can you hear me? - The Crawling Eye

Dewhurst, can you hear me?

Hello. - The Crawling Eye

Here they come. - The Crawling Eye

Here they come.

Well, it's time I was getting
back to the observatory. - The Crawling Eye

Well, it's time I was getting back to the observatory.

The door's locked from the inside.
They must be there. - The Crawling Eye

The door's locked from the inside. They must be there.

Philip. - The Crawling Eye

[SPEAKS GERMAN] - The Crawling Eye

[SPEAKS GERMAN]

This is why the telephone
went dead. - The Crawling Eye

This is why the telephone went dead.

Plane to party. Plane to party.
Are you receiving me?
Are you receiving me? - The Crawling Eye

Plane to party. Plane to party. Are you receiving me? Are yo...

Roger, party. I can see you now. - The Crawling Eye

Roger, party. I can see you now.

Hello? - The Crawling Eye

Hello, party. This is the plane. - The Crawling Eye

Hello, party. This is the plane.

Miss Pilgrim, my name's Wilde. - The Crawling Eye

Miss Pilgrim, my name's Wilde.

Herr Brett! [Echoes] - The Crawling Eye

Herr Brett! [Echoes]

Well, hello Anne.
What are you doing up here? - The Crawling Eye

Well, hello Anne. What are you doing up here?

Oh, good. - The Crawling Eye

It's a bit hot in here. - The Crawling Eye

It's a bit hot in here.

- Let me help you.
- Sorry. - The Crawling Eye

- Let me help you. - Sorry.

- How's your sister, Miss Pilgrim?
- She's all right now. - The Crawling Eye

- How's your sister, Miss Pilgrim? - She's all rig...

Bit nervous, I'm afraid. - The Crawling Eye

Bit nervous, I'm afraid.

Look at his head. - The Crawling Eye

Look at his head.

That should take care of him
until the morning, I think. - The Crawling Eye

That should take care of him until the morning, I think.

Alan! - The Crawling Eye

- Alan, look at this.
- What? - The Crawling Eye

- Alan, look at this. - What?

All right everybody, let's get up to
the cable car as quickly as we can. - The Crawling Eye

All right everybody, let's get up to the cable car as q...

- Got everything, Philip?
- Yep. - The Crawling Eye

- Got everything, Philip? - Yep.

Please folks, I'd like for you
all to be ready to load in the
car as soon as it gets down. - The Crawling Eye

Please folks, I'd like for you all to be ready to load ...

[SPEAKS GERMAN] - The Crawling Eye

[SPEAKS GERMAN]

- That was a close shave.
- It was. - The Crawling Eye

- That was a close shave. - It was.

Remember the telephone
wires at the hut? - The Crawling Eye

Remember the telephone wires at the hut?

This contraption operate
in extreme cold? - The Crawling Eye

This contraption operate in extreme cold?

All right, quick, everybody out! - The Crawling Eye

All right, quick, everybody out!

No, Sarah, no! - The Crawling Eye

Poor devil. - The Crawling Eye

I think a bit more in that one. - The Crawling Eye

I think a bit more in that one.

- Alan?
- Yeah? - The Crawling Eye

- Alan? - Yeah?

- Cute little things, aren't they?
- Yeah. - The Crawling Eye

- Cute little things, aren't they? - Yeah.

Get me a couple
more of those bottles. - The Crawling Eye

Get me a couple more of those bottles.

Alan, there's one on the roof!
It's taken Philip! - The Crawling Eye

Alan, there's one on the roof! It's taken Philip!

You all right Yes - The Crawling Eye

You all right Yes

Hello, observatory. I can just
make you out through a great
deal of low hanging cloud. Over. - The Crawling Eye

Hello, observatory. I can just make you out through a great ...

Now all we can hope is these wall
will stand the heat of those bombs. - The Crawling Eye

Now all we can hope is these wall will stand the heat of tho...

I'm gonna try a high
level attack first. - The Crawling Eye

I'm gonna try a high level attack first.

Steady. - The Crawling Eye

Oh, Wilde, tell the villagers
they can go down the
mountain any time they'd like. - The Crawling Eye

Oh, Wilde, tell the villagers they can go down the mountain ...

How about a breath of fresh air? - The Crawling Eye

How about a breath of fresh air?

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A series of decapitations on a Swiss mountainside appear to be connected to a mysterious radioactive cloud.

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Director: Quentin Lawrence

Writer: Jimmy Sangster, Peter Key, Giles Cooper

Production: Tempean Films

Genre: horror, sci-fi

Year: 1958

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 5.2

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 31 Dec 1958

Awards: N/A

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