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Flash Gordon

  • Série télévisée
  • 1954–1955
  • 30min
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Irene Champlin, Steve Holland, and Joseph Nash in Flash Gordon (1954)
ActionAventureFamilleFantaisieScience-fictionSuper héros

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueSpace hero Flash Gordon and his crew of the Galaxy Bureau of Investigation patrol space, battling space monsters, power-mad alien dictators and other threats to the stability of the universe... Tout lireSpace hero Flash Gordon and his crew of the Galaxy Bureau of Investigation patrol space, battling space monsters, power-mad alien dictators and other threats to the stability of the universe.Space hero Flash Gordon and his crew of the Galaxy Bureau of Investigation patrol space, battling space monsters, power-mad alien dictators and other threats to the stability of the universe.

  • Casting principal
    • Steve Holland
    • Irene Champlin
    • Joseph Nash
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    5,6/10
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    • Casting principal
      • Steve Holland
      • Irene Champlin
      • Joseph Nash
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    • 2avis des critiques
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    Steve Holland
    • Flash Gordon
    • 1954–1955
    Irene Champlin
    • Dale Arden
    • 1954–1955
    Joseph Nash
    • Dr. Hans Zarkov
    • 1954–1955
    Henry Beckman
    Henry Beckman
    • Cmdr. Paul Richards…
    • 1954–1955
    Marie Powers
    • Zydereen…
    • 1955
    Jan Hendriks
    Jan Hendriks
    • Flagget
    • 1954
    Erich Dunskus
    Erich Dunskus
    • Pete
    • 1954
    Tala Birell
    Tala Birell
    • Queen of Cygnii
    • 1955
    Ken Miller
    Ken Miller
    • Luck Hogan
    • 1954
    Wera Frydtberg
    Wera Frydtberg
    • Marie
    • 1954
    Michael Boyle
    Michael Boyle
    • Fred
    • 1954
    Ralph Winkler
    • Hans
    • 1954
    Friedrich Joloff
    • 1955
    Percy Helton
    Percy Helton
    • 1954
    • 1955
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    Geekzilla

    So bad it's good

    Digiview Productions has just released three of the series' 39 episodes on DVD, including "Deadline at Noon," "Flash Gordon And The Planet of Death" and "Flash Gordon And The Brain Machine." These are the only episodes I have seen, so keep in mind, all comments are based on this limited exposure. By today's standards, 1954's "Flash Gordon" might not make it to a fan-film awards show. The writing is atrocious, the acting could best be described as forced melodrama and the production values are comical ("Deadline at Noon" includes a lengthy discussion between Flash, Dale and the good Doctor commenting on the wonders of stock footage, for example.) Also, the 'science' behind the fantasy is so dated, it's hilarious (1,200 years in the future, the state-of-the-art still includes Geiger counters.) For all that, Flash Gordon has its good points, one of which has to be Flash's space ship, the Sky Flash, which looks pretty darn good for the early days of television. I'm sure that when "Flash Gordon" was watched through the eyes of a child in the mid 1950s, it had everything a "Star Trek" or a "Battlestar Galactica" had for future generations of young TV fans: plenty of action, adventure, ray guns, space ships and far-flung planets waiting to be explored. In short, if you're a Flash Gordon fan and an all-around sci-fi movie geek like I am, this is some of the best entertainment you can find at the bottom of the DVD bargain bin.
    4xyzkozak

    Blast Off With A 1950's Flash Gordon

    Even though this live-action, Sci-Fi, TV show from the early 1950s was, pretty much, a bargain-basement special, it still contained enough goofy entertainment value in its half-hour episodes to earn itself a 4-star rating from me.

    Set in the year 3203, Flash Gordon and his space-age pals, Dr. Zarkov & Dale Arden, boldly travel across the vast galaxy, battling cosmic villains, here, there, and everywhere.

    Always in full command of his gleaming starship, The Sky Flash, you can always count on dashing, young Gordon and his diligent crew to keep the cosmos safe for one, and all.

    Filmed in b&w, this German production ran for only one season, 1954-1955.
    grghull

    Either unwatchable or fascinating....

    Depending on your point of view. I have a dim memory of seeing this rerun on Sunday morning TV when I was a kid (even then it seemed ancient). I picked this up for a buck at a local thrift store. For the most part is seemed very tedious, and the attempts to pass of post war Berlin as other planets reminded me of ALPHAVILLE without the wit or imagination (after all, Godard knew we wouldn't really buy Paris AS Alpahville but assumed we'd go along with the joke --- here they actually seem to be serious). Still some of the imagery is sporadically striking. For a moment I thought the hellish underground scenes might be taken from some German silent film. They had a little of the atmosphere of Lang's SEIGRIED, only done on the cheap. Really this is a curiosity item more than anything. I can't recommend it, but I wouldn't try to dissuade anyone from seeing it either.

    Oh --- but Irene Champlin as Dale Arden ---? Dale's MOM, maybe....
    ccmiller1492

    Despite shoestring budget and primitive special effects, this very original series still fascinates...

    Despite shoestring budget and primitive special effects this very original series still manages to fascinate viewers even today. It's easy to laugh at the cheesy costumes and makeup but to be perfectly honest the early Star-Trek episodes were little better except for being in color. Watching these today, I think the three lead players are terrific, Steve Holland's Flash is like a young but sandy-haired Rory Calhoun, and Irene Champlin's curvaceous but entirely decorous Dale is remindful of a young Ruth Roman. Dr. Zarkov is still distinguished, even if his science is highly suspect. (After all, these are the days when school children were taught to duck under their desks as shelter in case of a nuclear attack.) These were thrilling shows when I watched them on TV at aged six. They disappeared for years after that, and I've now revisited them with fondness via DVDs, but so far I've only found 8 episodes available. Sci-fi fans who haven't yet seen them are in for a real treat.
    TVPowers

    Interesting 50's SF Artifact

    The Flash Gordon 1950's TV series is interesting, mostly due to it's being one of the first science fiction series to be shot on film. The fact that it was made in the still recovering post WWII Germany, and the later episodes in France gives it different look and feel than comparable American lensed shows, such as Rocky Jones, Spacer Ranger.

    Some of the German episodes are rather dark and grim, with an almost expressionistic look. The budgets are quite low, and while there are a number of model shots of the space craft (such as Gordon & Co.'s Skyflash) many of the effects in the German episodes are largely photo and cel animation. The French episodes feature the Skyflash II, a very shiny rocket model, which seemed to complicate matters for the slightly more ambitious FX in the later episodes.

    Male model Steve Holland played Flash, which is intriguing, as Holland was the artist model used by James Bama for the Doc Savage novel reprints that were highly successful in the 60's and early 70's. Holland turned up on the cover of many action hero paperbacks. For someone with no real acting experience, he's not too bad -- but he's certainly no match for Buster Crabbe's portrayal.

    Joe Nash is generally quite good as Zarkov. Irene Champlin seemed to have some trouble (as did many of the actors) in getting her lines out and try to make an actual performance gel in the rushed looking -- possibly single take -- scenes.

    Producer Ed Gruskin was known for his work in radio (including a Doc Savage series) and writer Bruce Elliot wrote for the pulps, notably a number of Shadow novels under the house name of Maxwell Grant.

    Some of the music by Roger Roger (yep, that's his name) in the French produced episodes will be very familiar to viewers of low budget horror and Sci-fi films of the 50s,60s, and 70's. The tracks became part of a music library, and are still licensed for use today.

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      Because this television show was in syndication in late 1953, the three Universal Pictures Flash Gordon theatrical serials were retitled for TV broadcast. Flash Gordon (1936) became "Space Soldiers", Les nouvelles aventures de Flash Gordon (1938) became "Space Soldiers' Trip to Mars", and Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe (1940) became "Space Soldiers Conquer the Universe".
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    • Date de sortie
      • 1 octobre 1954 (États-Unis)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
      • Allemagne de l'Ouest
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Флаш Гордон
    • Lieux de tournage
      • West Berlin, Berlin, Allemagne
    • Sociétés de production
      • Inter-Continental Film Productions
      • Interwest
      • La Telediffusion
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    • Couleur
      • Black and White
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      • Mono
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.33 : 1

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