Journey To The Center of The Earth (1959 Film) - Production

Production

Some underground scenes were filmed at Carlsbad Caverns National Park. Life magazine editor and science writer Lincoln Barnett was a technical adviser on the film.

The giant Dimetrodons were actually rhinoceros iguanas with glued-on sails, The giant 'chameleon' later in the film was a painted tegu lizard.

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