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The Giant Behemoth

Marine atomic tests cause changes in the ocean's ecosystem resulting in dangerous blobs of radiation and the resurrection of a dormant dinosaur that threatens London.

Director

Eugène Lourié

Year

Genre

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Production

Artistes Alliance Ltd.,Diamond Pictures Corp.

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Steve Karnes

Prof. James Bickford

John Duncan

Jean Trevethan

Dr. Sampson - the Paleontologist

Mini Submarine Officer

Maurice Kaufmann

Tom Trevethan

Scientist

P.C. Spotting Monster

Laboratory Technician

Fleeing Man in Crowd

Fleeing Man

TV Newscaster

Police Inspector

Officer at Conference

Navy Lieutenant

Man Listening to Car Radio

Scientist at Conference on Atomic Research

Scientist at Conference on Atomic Research

Daughter listening to the radio

Recording Secretary at Conference

Sailor in Operations Room

Priest

Fleeing Man

Sir Charles Moore

James Dyrenforth

Radar Operator

PLA Radio Operator

Mourner at Funeral

Father Listening to Radio

Fisherman on Quayside

Helicopter Pilot

Connaught Hotel Guest

Aidan Harrington

Police Sergeant Delivering Photo

Reginald Hearne

Scientist Asking 'Who Is It?'

George Holdcroft

Police Officer Using Patrol Car Radio

Doctor

Alastair Hunter

Mother Listening to Radio

Soldier

Photo Lab Aide

Helicopter PB7 Observer

Adm. Summers

Naval Commander

Ferry Crewman

Scientist at Conference on Atomic Research

David McEvoy - Reporter

Jack Mandeville

French Radio Officer

Army Officer Evacuating Citizens

Barmaid

Fisherman on Quayside

Michael Mulcaster

Radio Officer

Welder

Allison - Marine Guard

Fleeing Man in Crowd

Officer in Situation Room

Norwegian Radio Officer

Gerik Schjelderup

Connaught Hotel Guest

Farmer

Trawler Captain

Admiral Summers

Naval Officer in Situation Room

Scientific Conference Member

Publican

Police Driver

Girl Listening to Car Radio

Naval Officer

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And the Lord said,
"Behold now the behemoth." - The Giant Behemoth

And the Lord said, "Behold now the behemoth."

Now... Oh, this
little beauty's for us. - The Giant Behemoth

Now... Oh, this little beauty's for us.

Dad, don't be late! - The Giant Behemoth

Dad, don't be late!

Father. - The Giant Behemoth

Dad! - The Giant Behemoth

- Get back, Jean! Don't look!
- Let me go! - The Giant Behemoth

- Get back, Jean! Don't look! - Let me go!

Shall we be going now? - The Giant Behemoth

Shall we be going now?

Thousands of them!
Thousands upon thousands. - The Giant Behemoth

Thousands of them! Thousands upon thousands.

Gentlemen, you can
change here if you want to. - The Giant Behemoth

Gentlemen, you can change here if you want to.

- Well?
- I checked the rocks and algae. Nothing. - The Giant Behemoth

- Well? - I checked the rocks and algae. Nothing.

Yes, it was by this rock. - The Giant Behemoth

Yes, it was by this rock.

Because one thing's for sure - The Giant Behemoth

Because one thing's for sure

Come in. - The Giant Behemoth

Nothing wrong with that one. - The Giant Behemoth

Nothing wrong with that one.

Here! Take a look. - The Giant Behemoth

Here! Take a look.

- What's our position?
- We've passed the banks, Mr. Karnes. - The Giant Behemoth

- What's our position? - We've passed the banks, M...

- That's it.
- The tiger? Let's have a look. - The Giant Behemoth

- That's it. - The tiger? Let's have a look.

Can we get any more
speed? It's pulling away. - The Giant Behemoth

Can we get any more speed? It's pulling away.

- Well, it's gone.
- What do we do now? - The Giant Behemoth

- Well, it's gone. - What do we do now?

- Are you Mr. Karnes?
- Yes. What is it? - The Giant Behemoth

- Are you Mr. Karnes? - Yes. What is it?

- Have you got the photograph?
- Right here, sir. - The Giant Behemoth

- Have you got the photograph? - Right here, sir.

Oh it's heading for the Thames - The Giant Behemoth

Oh it's heading for the Thames

You got your camera
ready, Peters? Plenty of film? - The Giant Behemoth

You got your camera ready, Peters? Plenty of film?

Can't pick up the helicopter. - The Giant Behemoth

Can't pick up the helicopter.

- Keep in touch with me by telephone.
- Very good, sir. - The Giant Behemoth

- Keep in touch with me by telephone. - Very good, sir.

That seems to be the
answer. Do you agree? - The Giant Behemoth

That seems to be the answer. Do you agree?

How much longer
will it be, Bickford? - The Giant Behemoth

How much longer will it be, Bickford?

- Here it is, Commander.
- Okay, we'll get it fixed up. - The Giant Behemoth

- Here it is, Commander. - Okay, we'll get it fixed up.

PB7. PB7. PB7.
Report to me, PB7. - The Giant Behemoth

PB7. PB7. PB7. Report to me, PB7.

PB7. PB7. PB7.
Report to me, PB7. - The Giant Behemoth

PB7. PB7. PB7. Report to me, PB7.

All right, here we go.
Stand by to cast off. - The Giant Behemoth

All right, here we go. Stand by to cast off.

Let go! - The Giant Behemoth

Hold it. - The Giant Behemoth

PB7. PB7, reporting. - The Giant Behemoth

PB7. PB7, reporting.

Make fast forward! - The Giant Behemoth

Make fast forward!

We interrupt this program
for a special news bulletin. - The Giant Behemoth

We interrupt this program for a special news bulletin.

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Marine atomic tests cause changes in the ocean's ecosystem resulting in dangerous blobs of radiation and the resurrection of a dormant dinosaur that threatens London.

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Director: Eugène Lourié

Writer: Eugène Lourié, Robert Abel, Daniel James

Production: Artistes Alliance Ltd.,Diamond Pictures Corp.

Genre: horror, sci-fi

Year: 1959

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 5.7

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 03 Mar 1959

Awards: N/A

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