20 Million Miles to Earth

Sicilian fishermen Mondello and Verrico (Don Orlando and George Khoury) and their sidekick Pepe (Bart Bradley) experience a highly unusual series of events, after a prologue about sudden advances in sciende, opening animator Ray Harryhausen's 20 Million Miles To Earth, 1957.

The gooey blob fished from the sea after the spaceship crash hatches, to the surprise of Sicilian doctor-in-training Marisa (Joan Taylor) and her zoologist Grandpa Dr. Leonardo (Frank Puglia), the first and smallest appearance by animator Ray Harrryhausen's creation, in 20 Million Miles to Earth, 1957.

Col. Calder (William Hopper) and his international intergovernmental squad help an Italian farmer (Rolin Moriyama) deal with the spooked creature, from Venus and animation Ray Harryhausen, in 20 Million Miles To Earth, 1957.

General McIntosh (Thomas Browne Henry) explains to Siilian local official Signor Contino (Jan Arvan) that Col. Calder (William Hopper) is just back from Venus, not Venice, in 20 Million Miles To Earth, 1957.

The creature from Venus has escaped from sedation at the Rome zoo, citizens fleeing as it tangles with an elephant, Lt. Calder (William Hopper) spreading word to the general (Thomas Browne Henry), nearing the climax in animator Ray Harryhausen's 20 Million Miles to Earth, 1957.

A creature from Venus escapes from a crashed spaceship and grows to enormous size in 20 Million Miles To Earth (1957).