Timeslip |
UK • 1955 • 93m •
  • Directed by: Ken Hughes. • Starring: Gene Nelson, Faith Domergue, Peter Arne, Joseph Tomelty, Donald Gray, Vic Perry, Paul Hardtmuth, Martin Wyldeck, Gordon Bell, Ian Cooper, Philip Dale, Patricia Driscoll, Vanda Godsell..     An atomic scientist is found floating in a river with a bullet in his back and a radioactive halo around his body. The radioactivity has put him seven-and-a-half seconds ahead of us in time. He teams up with a reporter to stop his evil double from destroying his experiments in artificial tungsten.
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Gene Nelson goes from the dancing man to the man who discovered the atomic man in this British thriller, and is joined by Faith Domergue, once Howard Hughes' greatest discovery (among many other brief great discoveries). They play a reporter and photographer with some experience in the news of the weird, and seems to have a little bit more than normal of understanding in matters dealing with science, especially physics and chemistry.
When a body of a barely living man is dragged out of the river, Nelson is curious about the case and discovers that the victim is identical to a famous scientist. stop warming up the scientist is actually busy at work in his lab and resents being questioned. Soon, Nelson and Domergue have some Sinister men on their Trail and they must work overtime without sleep to find out the secret of this bizarre case.
Review by mark.waltz from the Internet Movie Database.
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