Spy in the Sky!

1958
Approved
1h 15min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA captive German, engaged in the Russian satellite program, holds the secret of Sputnik's beep signals. He escapes into the Free World where he is kidnapped by agents who want to "sell" him ... Tout lireA captive German, engaged in the Russian satellite program, holds the secret of Sputnik's beep signals. He escapes into the Free World where he is kidnapped by agents who want to "sell" him to the highest bidder.A captive German, engaged in the Russian satellite program, holds the secret of Sputnik's beep signals. He escapes into the Free World where he is kidnapped by agents who want to "sell" him to the highest bidder.

Réalisation
- W. Lee Wilder
Scénario
- Myles Wilder
- Albert Sidney Fleischman
Casting principal

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Réalisation
- W. Lee Wilder
Scénario
- Myles Wilder
- Albert Sidney Fleischman
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

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Aired on Pittsburgh's Chiller Theater in 1964

1958's "Spy in the Sky!" was clearly inspired by the launching of Sputnik, but was beaten to the screen by Roger Corman's "War of the Satellites." A little seen and rather ordinary spy thriller with no sci fi elements, starring American import Steve Brodie, who must contend with multiple bad guys (led by George Coulouris) in tracking down a German scientist who knows all the Spunik secrets. Director W. Lee Wilder, younger brother of Billy Wilder, had by now relocated to England, winding down his undistinguished career with yet more scripts cranked out by his son Myles. Bill 'Chilly Billy' Cardille's Chiller Theater remained a Pittsburgh staple for 20 years, and this feature was among the titles that aired during its first season, paired with Roger Corman's "Atlas" on March 14-15 1964 (not surprisingly, neither film ever appeared again).