Attack of the Puppet People

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Attack of the Puppet People is a 1958 American science fiction horror film about a deranged doll-maker who shrinks people to miniature size and keeps them as living dolls.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
science fiction horror film
certificate Approved (MPAA, 1950s code era)
cinematographer Ernest Laszlo NERFINISHED
colorProcess black-and-white photography
composer Albert Glasser NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Bert I. Gordon NERFINISHED
distributor American International Pictures NERFINISHED
distributorRegion North America
editor Al Clark NERFINISHED
era 1950s American science fiction cinema
featuredCreatureType miniature humans
filmingTechnique special effects photography for miniaturization
followedBy Village of the Giants NERFINISHED
format black-and-white
genre horror
science fiction
hasAlternativeTitle The Fantastic Puppet People NERFINISHED
hasTheme imprisonment
miniaturization
obsession
hasVillain Mr. Franz NERFINISHED
mainCharacter Mr. Franz NERFINISHED
marketingTagline Doll dwarfs versus the crushing giant beasts of the jungle!
medium theatrical film
notableFor being one of several 1950s films about shrinking humans
use of oversized props to depict shrunken characters
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A deranged doll-maker shrinks people to miniature size and keeps them as living dolls.
producer Bert I. Gordon NERFINISHED
productionCompany Alta Vista Productions NERFINISHED
protagonistOccupation doll-maker
releaseDate 1958-03-12
releaseYear 1958
runtimeMinutes 79
screenwriter Bert I. Gordon NERFINISHED
George Worthing Yates NERFINISHED
setting Los Angeles
starredActor Jack Kosslyn NERFINISHED
John Agar NERFINISHED
John Hoyt NERFINISHED
June Kenney NERFINISHED
Michael Mark NERFINISHED
targetAudience teenage drive-in audiences
timePeriodDepicted contemporary 1950s America

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Bert I. Gordon notableWork Attack of the Puppet People
Bert I. Gordon workedOn Attack of the Puppet People