Cast
- Michael Caine as Dr. Bradford Crane
- Katharine Ross as Helena Anderson
- Richard Widmark as General Thaddeus Slater
- Richard Chamberlain as Dr. Hubbard
- Olivia de Havilland as Maureen Schuester
- Ben Johnson as Felix Austin
- Lee Grant as Anne MacGregor
- Jose Ferrer as Dr. Andrews
- Patty Duke as Rita
- Slim Pickens as Jud Hawkins
- Bradford Dillman as Major Baker
- Fred MacMurray as Clarence Tuttle
- Henry Fonda as Dr. Walter Krim
- Cameron Mitchell as General Thompson
- Christian Juttner as Paul Durant
- Morgan Paull as Dr. Newman
- Alejandro Rey as Dr. Martinez
- Don 'Red' Barry as Pete Harris
- Elizabeth Rogers as Woman Scientist (extended version only)
- Doria Cook-Nelson as Mrs. Durant (as Doria Cook)
- Robert Varney as Mr. Durant
- Ernie F. Orsatti as Duty Officer (as Ernie Orsatti)
- Patrick Culliton as Sheriff Morrison
- John Furlong as Cameraman
- Chris Petersen as Hal
- Jerry Toomey as Eddie
- Barbara Costello as Receptionist / Nurse (extended version only)
- Jenifer Taurins as Nurse (extended version only)
- David Himes as Radioman (extended version only)
- Mara Cook as Secretary
- Joey Eisnach as Bee Boy
- Stephen Powers as Radarman
- Chris Capen as Lieutenant
- Tony Haig as Officer #2
- Bill Snider as Radarman #2
- George F. Simmons as Nurse (as George Simmons)
- Arell Blanton as Sergeant
- Trent Dolan as Radio Sergeant
- John Williams as Launching Officer
- Steven Marlo as Pilot #1 (as Steve Marlo)
- Phil Montgomery as Mechanic
- Jim Galante as Doctor (extended version only)
- Frank Blair as Himself
- Marcia Nicholson as Captain
- Arthur Space as Engineer
- Chuck Hayward as Standby Engineer
- Glenn Charles Lewis as Chemical Warfare Guard
- Art Balinger as Radio Announcer
- Michael Sheehan as Airman #1
- Howard Culver as Airman #2
- Porny Stevens as Airman #3
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