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It wasn't obvious to me that this was a made for TV effort as it was nicely filmed with nice sets and plenty of extras.

I've been a fan of the mighty Clint since I saw him in Cheyenne many years ago, he is very imposing and has a great voice. As he is so big it's a wonder that any one can miss hitting such a large target, especially more than once.

I took me a while to work out where I'd seen "Julie" before, she was the empath in an episode of Star Trek TOS.

Plenty of cowboys and indians to keep viewers happy with a mild love interest for Clint. And also a young boy to complicate things when required.

Done in a documentary style as an expose of a USA government cover up, one of many we assume, regarding the existence of UFOs.

A combination of Close encounters, The X-Files and several other UFO, unexplained events films etc.

A mixture of old actors and young ones in an attempt to appeal to as wide an audience as possible, it took me a while to recognise Cliff Barnes from Dallas.

The quality of the film used appeared to be of not the best but it may have just degraged a bit over time.

It did have the look of a made for TV effort.

Worth watching, especially by lovers of conspiracy theories, but not all that good.

For anyone who likes to browse in antique shops and auctions looking for that unrecognised gem this is a great film for them. It's like a very early version of the much loved UK TV series "Lovejoy" which had high viewing figures, I've seen several episodes more than once. A very young Richard O'Sullivan played the younger version of the main character.

A great surprise to see a 1955 film in colour, although the colours faded in and out at times.

Full of interesting characters all ducking and diving in the antiques trade tying to make a living.

Well worth watching even for those not interested in antiques and bargain hunting.