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The day the earth stood still

Author:	Frances Bavier; Sam Jaffe; Lock Martin; Michael Rennie; Edmund H North; All authors
Publisher:	London : Film4, 2013.
Edition/Format:	DVD video : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	Sci-fi classic of extraterrestrial visitation in which a peaceful alien accompanied by a huge robot lands his impregnable spacecraft in Washington with a message of brotherhood - and a warning. This provocative film, years ahead of its time, has a memorable score by Bernard Herrmann and a biting screenplay by Edmund North.