Production
The film was partly made in order to re-use footage from an earlier Allied Artists film, Flight to Mars (1951). A number of people worked on the film who went on to have notable careers, including Sam Peckinpah (dialogue director), Rod Taylor, Alberto Vargas (costumes) and Walter Mirisch (an executive at Allied Artists).
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