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00:02:04
Immediately
out to the launching00:02:06
of US Satellites Number
One and Number Three00:02:09
into outer space, newspaper
headlines across the country00:02:12
told the world of a
new radiation hazard00:02:15
from the sun far more
deadly than cosmic rays.00:02:20
An obscure scientist,
my colleague,00:02:22
Dr. Gilbert McKenna had already00:02:24
discovered this
danger from the sun.00:02:28
This is his story.00:02:35
- They're bringing him in now.00:02:37
- The radiation case?00:02:39
- Yes.00:02:40
- Oh, I don't know
if I like that.00:02:43
- This is a bad one.00:02:44
This guy's been
soaked with radiation.00:02:46
I better
call Dr. Stern.00:02:51
He's been out
since we picked him up.00:02:53
- Page Dr. Stern please for
admitting room, emergency.00:02:57
- Let's get back
to the wagon, Bob.00:02:59
- Yeah.00:03:00
Did you get his name?00:03:01
- Yes, Dr. Gilbert McKenna.00:03:05
- Dr. Buckell, I'm sorry
I've kept you waiting.00:03:08
- That's all right,
doctor, you're a busy man.00:03:10
Miss Lansing, this is Dr. Stern.00:03:12
- How do you do, doctor?00:03:13
- You worked with McKenna
too, Miss Lansing?00:03:15
- Yes.00:03:16
- Yes, we're all on
a project together.00:03:17
Ms. Lansing is Dr. McKenna's
laboratory assistant.00:03:21
- Is he going to be
all right, doctor?00:03:22
- I'm afraid it's too soon to
say definitely, Miss Lansing.00:03:25
He seems to be
improving, although-00:03:27
- Although, what?00:03:29
- Miss Lansing, I asked you
and Dr. Buckell to come here00:03:31
because there are some very
puzzling factors in this case.00:03:35
- What do you mean?00:03:36
- Before I go into
that, I would like00:03:38
to know exactly what
happened out there.00:03:40
Sit down, please.00:03:44
- We're doing some work on newly00:03:45
developed radioactive isotopes.00:03:47
We use all usual
precautions, lead screens,00:03:50
remote control, handling
devices, you know what I mean?00:03:53
All radioactive material
is kept in a lead vault00:03:56
and when we want a
particular isotope00:03:57
we have a little electric
train, a toy train,00:04:00
like you give a kid
for for Christmas,00:04:01
which we back into the vault,
and we load on the isotope00:04:05
by means of remote
controlled arms00:04:07
and run the train
out the vault again.00:04:09
- I see.00:04:10
- But this morning
something happened,00:04:12
Dr. McKenna had
just run the train00:04:14
out of the vault, when, Ann
you were there, you tell him.00:04:19
- Well, the train always stops00:04:22
behind the large led
screen before we unload it.00:04:25
Gil, Dr. McKenna, had
gone behind the screen00:04:28
to take the container
off the train00:04:30
and well, it must've
fallen to the floor.00:04:33
I was on the other side of
the room and I heard a noise00:04:35
and he called out to me that
there had been an accident.00:04:40
- Well, when those
things happen,00:04:42
we never under any circumstances00:04:44
deviate from regular procedure.00:04:46
There's as an alarm button
in the room, which alerts00:04:48
the whole building including
the emergency station.00:04:51
Miss Lansing sounded the
alarm and then left the room.00:04:54
That's also part of procedure.00:04:55
- Were you exposed
to the radiation?00:04:57
- No, I was on the other
side of the screen.00:05:00
- That odd part is that
when the emergency crew went00:05:03
into investigate, they found
Dr. McKenna unconscious.00:05:07
Now, generally speaking
over exposure to radiation00:05:10
doesn't cause a loss
of consciousness.00:05:12
- How long was he exposed?00:05:14
- Five or six minutes.00:05:16
It takes any emergency
crew that long to put00:05:18
on their radiation suits
before they went in.00:05:20
- He was exposed
to all this time?00:05:22
- Yes.00:05:24
- I just don't understand it.00:05:26
- What don't you understand?00:05:27
- Dr. Buckell, you've told me
that Dr. McKenna was exposed00:05:30
to highly radioactive material
for five or six minutes,00:05:33
yet after he recovered
from the initial shock00:05:36
he showed absolutely no
residual effects, whatever,00:05:40
no burns, no radiation
effect, nothing?00:05:44
- Are you certainly sure?00:05:46
- Then he's all right?00:05:47
- Well, we hope so.00:05:49
- Hope so, but you said
he showed no reaction?00:05:52
- So far he hasn't.00:05:54
It seems inconceivable
that he could be exposed00:05:56
for that length of time
without any effect.00:05:59
Well, we can only wait and see.00:06:02
Please excuse me
and may I suggest00:06:05
you check with me
in a day or so.00:06:07
I feel we should keep him here00:06:08
on observation for a few days.00:06:11
Thank you very much, doctor,
you've been very kind.00:06:13
- Yes, thank you so much.00:06:14
You'll let us know?00:06:15
- By all means.00:06:16
I will be watching
him very closely.00:06:18
- Goodbye.00:06:19
- Bye, doctor.00:06:23
- What effect does he
expect, Dr. Buckell?00:06:26
- He doesn't know,
like nobody does.00:06:30
It's a new isotope that never
existed in nature before.00:06:33
What his fate will be
is anybody's guess.00:06:36
If Gilbert, would
only listen when-00:06:38
- I already know
what your thinking.00:06:40
But it's not Gil's fault.00:06:44
- I saw how he looked
this morning, Ann.00:06:46
- He just had a headache.00:06:47
- You mean a hangover.00:06:49
- The equipment
must've been at fault.00:06:51
Gil's always careful
when he handles isotopes.00:06:54
- Careful, how can anybody
be careful with a hangover?00:06:58
- He didn't have a hangover.00:06:59
I was with him all
morning, he had a headache.00:07:02
- You see Gil through
rose-colored glasses.00:07:04
I've known him since he was
a first year science major00:07:06
and I was the one who
recommend him to this project,00:07:09
and I'd warned him
for the last time00:07:11
whiskey and soda makes
not whiskey and science.00:07:17
- We've better discuss
this some other time.00:07:19
- All right, we'll discuss
this when he gets over this.00:07:21
Come on, I'll take you home.00:07:35
- How are you
feeling, Dr. McKenna?00:07:37
- Swell as until a moment
ago, I felt strong enough00:07:39
to shake down the very
well to this hospital,00:07:41
but as soon as you entered
the room, your beauty00:07:44
is so overwhelming that I feel
as weak as a day-old kitten.00:07:50
Time for cocktails?00:07:51
- Oh, I asked you
a serious question.00:07:53
I'd like a serious answer.00:07:55
- All right, I feel
very well, thank you,00:07:58
but I am getting a little
tired of being treated00:08:00
like a specimen
under a microscope,00:08:02
the whole hospital staff
standing around waiting00:08:04
for me to develop
some new symptom.00:08:06
- You'll be able to go
home in a couple of days.00:08:08
- Oh good.00:08:09
- Right now, we're going to
take you out for an airing.00:08:11
- Oh fun.00:08:12
- Up to the solarium roof
where you'll get plenty of sun.00:08:14
- Good, let's go.00:08:16
- Not so fast, wait
till I get a wheelchair.00:08:19
- A wheelchair?00:08:20
- That's right, that's
doctor's orders.00:08:22
I'll be back in a moment.00:08:40
I'll be back for you
in about 45 minutes.00:08:42
- All right.00:08:44
- Pardon me, young
man is there perchance00:08:46
a magazine on the table
called Sickness and Health?00:08:49
- Let's see.00:08:51
- I hope you won't think
me rude if I don't talk00:08:54
to you for a while, I'm
anxious to get at my article.00:08:57
- Here it is.00:10:20
- Young, man. I hate
to bother you again,00:10:22
but, oh your face, oh your face!00:10:39
No, it can't be.00:10:49
- Dr.
- McKenna, what's wrong?00:10:52
I don't know.00:11:03
- I must know what's
happened to Gil.00:11:06
Nothing I've heard
makes any sense.00:11:07
- Miss Lansing, Dr. McKenna
has fallen victim to one00:11:10
of the strangest and most
baffling medical phenomenon00:11:13
I've ever seen or even heard of.00:11:16
Let me try to
explain what I mean.00:11:20
These are basic classes of
beings in the animal kingdom,00:11:23
from the little one cell
amoeba up here in the corner,00:11:26
through the intermediate classes00:11:28
and right down to
man, as you know,00:11:31
all life on earth began
with the one cell animals00:11:34
and biologists estimate that
it took several million years00:11:37
to evolve, to form as complex
as the mammals, as man.00:11:42
But here's something
very interesting, during00:11:45
the nine month period
from conception00:11:46
to birth, the human
being goes through00:11:48
the same evolutionary
process in the womb.00:11:51
In other words, he first
begins as a one cell animal.00:11:56
Then he becomes a
collection of cells.00:11:58
He starts to assume
a definite form00:12:00
as the cells begin to take
on specialized functions.00:12:03
He next passes through a state00:12:05
when he is similar
structure to a fish00:12:08
and then from an
amphibian to a reptile.00:12:12
Finally, he passes
into the mammal state00:12:14
where he begins to take on more00:12:15
and more the appearance
of a human being.00:12:18
Now, we know that
each individual goes00:12:21
through this
evolutionary process00:12:23
before he is born and
it's not inconceivable00:12:26
that this process
could be reversed.00:12:28
- Reversed?00:12:29
- It's possible.00:12:31
- You mean a human being
could evolve backwards00:12:33
through time to become some
sort of prehistoric creature?00:12:38
That's fantastic. - So doctor, are the isotopes00:12:40
you are developing in
your atomic laboratories.00:12:45
- Reversed?00:12:46
- I want to show you some
slides, which may help you00:12:47
to understand what's
happened to Dr. McKenna.00:12:49
Dr. Buckell, could you get
by blind from me please?00:12:55
- Recently, some biochemists
conducted a series00:12:57
of experiments on insects to see00:12:59
what effect certain forms of
radiation have on living cells.00:13:02
I want to show you a red ant,00:13:04
which had been exposed to
intense amounts of x-ray.00:13:14
This is a common house fly
after exposure to gamma rays.00:13:20
This one used to
be a grasshopper.00:13:24
Well, I guess you get the idea.00:13:27
Dr. Buckell could, could get
that blind for me please.00:13:29
Not very good, I'm afraid.00:13:33
The radiation from that
isotope caused the peculiar00:13:36
and subtle change in the
cells of Dr. McKenna's body.00:13:39
Just as other radiation
had done to the cells00:13:41
and the bodies of those insects.00:13:43
His whole appearance has changed00:13:46
into something scaly,
almost lizard-like.00:13:51
- Oh no.00:13:53
- But doctor, there was no hint00:13:55
of anything like this at first.00:13:56
- No, a catalyst was needed
to complete the reaction.00:14:00
The catalyst is sunlight.00:14:03
- Sunlight?00:14:04
- That's what happened
the other afternoon.00:14:06
He was sitting in the sun
when gradually the cells00:14:09
in his body reacted
and you know the rest.00:14:12
We were able to get him
over that first attack00:14:14
simply by putting
him in a dark room.00:14:17
- Then he's all right now?00:14:18
- As long as he
stays out of the sun.00:14:20
- What about artificial light?00:14:21
- No trouble with that.00:14:23
The radiation
spectrum of tungsten00:14:25
is quite different
than that of sunlight.00:14:27
- Doctor, how's he taking
it psychologically, I mean?00:14:33
- Not too well.00:14:34
He's retreated that
entirely into himself.00:14:36
It's difficult even
to talk to him,00:14:39
- He resigned from the project.00:14:41
- I got a letter from him.00:14:44
He wanted to go off
someplace by himself.00:14:47
Is he able to leave, I mean
is he well enough physically?00:14:50
- Physically, yes.00:14:52
Except for this terrible
sensitivity to sunlight.00:14:55
However, this goes
beyond the physical.00:14:58
- Dr. Stern, you don't mean00:15:00
that something's
happened to his mind?00:15:02
- A terrible thing has
happened to him, Miss Lansing.00:15:05
Somehow he must learn
to live with it.00:15:07
To do that he'll need help.00:15:08
If he goes off by
himself where he'll have00:15:10
neither friends
nor medical care,00:15:13
well, there's no telling
what could happen.00:15:16
- Can't you keep him here?00:15:17
- Not against his will.00:18:27
- Fill her up please.00:18:28
- Check the oil and water?00:18:29
- No, thanks.00:18:30
- All right.00:18:43
Say how come the dark
glasses at night?00:18:46
- Well, I've been
in the hospital.00:18:47
- That's too bad.00:18:51
- Hey, where can I
get some cigarettes?00:18:54
- In the bar across the street.00:18:58
♪ The pursuit of love00:19:03
♪ Is a strange,
compelling desire ♪00:19:11
♪ Though you're near00:19:15
♪ You're not mine to hold00:19:21
♪ And I want the joy
your lips inspire ♪00:19:29
♪ My heart is there00:19:33
♪ You know I care00:19:38
♪ Will you take my
love or throw it away ♪00:19:47
♪ Please let me know,
just yes or no ♪00:20:29
- Oh, Ann, Ann.00:20:34
I just got the answer
from Dr. Hoffman.00:20:37
- He's agreed to come?00:20:38
- Yes and if anybody can help
Gil it's Dr. Jacob Huffman.00:20:43
- You think he can?00:20:44
- He's the best man in the
country on radiation poisoning.00:20:47
- When will he be here?00:20:49
- Day after tomorrow,
have you heard from Gil?00:20:54
- No, the telephone's
disconnected.00:20:57
- Why don't you
drop by and see him?00:21:00
- You think I should?00:21:01
- I think he'd want you to.00:21:03
Anyway, good news like this
should be delivered personally.00:21:06
- You're right.00:21:08
I'll go out in the
morning and see him.00:21:24
Darwin never even
scratched the surface.00:21:30
How could he?00:21:36
Evolution backwards to
the age of the reptile.00:21:42
Half-human, half-lizard00:21:52
and I'm the guinea pig
to be locked up alone.00:24:04
- What'll you have?00:24:05
- Bourbon and water.00:24:48
♪ Strange pursuit00:24:52
♪ The pursuit of love00:24:58
♪ Is a strange,
compelling desire ♪00:25:06
♪ Though you're near00:25:09
♪ You're not mine to hold00:25:15
♪ And I want the joy
your lips inspire ♪00:25:24
♪ My heart is there00:25:28
♪ You know I care00:25:33
♪ Will you take my
love or throw it away ♪00:25:42
♪ Please let me know00:25:46
♪ Just yes or no00:25:50
♪ Why the great suspense00:25:53
♪ In this game you play00:25:59
♪ Strange pursuit00:26:02
♪ The pursuit of love00:26:08
♪ Has me breathless
with a burning fire ♪00:26:16
♪ On an on00:26:19
♪ Goes the maddening chase00:26:25
♪ Never ending is
love's strange desire ♪00:26:42
♪ Strange pursuit00:27:06
- It must be getting late.00:27:08
- Don't be silly.00:27:09
It's never late til
the sun comes up.00:27:14
What's the matter?00:27:15
- Nothing, why don't
we go for a drive?00:27:21
- Where would we go?00:27:22
- Take a run down the
beach or someplace.00:27:24
- The beach at
this time of night?00:27:26
- Why not?00:27:27
- Why not what?00:27:29
- George, I said I'd let
you know about tonight.00:27:33
- You can tell me
about it now, Trudy.00:27:36
- George, this is Gil.00:27:38
- Gil, well, are you ready?00:27:43
- Well, I haven't finished
my drink just yet.00:27:46
- Okay, finish it,00:27:49
- Hey look, long as
you're killing time00:27:50
why don't you sit down?00:27:52
- No, thanks and if you don't
mind, she's going with me.00:27:56
- Well, it isn't that I mind.00:27:57
It's just that I'm not sure
she wants to go with you.00:28:01
- Oh yeah?00:28:04
How about it, Trudy?00:28:05
- George, I'm not ready
to leave just yet.00:28:09
Why don't you sit down?00:28:10
- Hey, that's good
enough isn't it?00:28:12
- Now look mister, I had
a date to take Trudy home00:28:18
and that's exactly
what I'm going to do.00:28:20
- Not if she doesn't
want to go you're not.00:28:22
- Come on, Trudy.00:28:23
- I said it's up to her.00:28:24
- I don't care what you said.00:28:34
- Stop it, Gil, Gil.00:28:51
Gil stop it, let's
get out of here.00:28:57
Come on.00:29:01
- Hey look now mister,
you got to pay.00:29:34
- Well, that was quite a drive.00:29:36
- Yeah, I like to drive fast.00:29:38
It kind of takes your mind
off unpleasant things.00:29:41
- As good an excuse
as any, I guess.00:29:43
- Want another drink?00:29:44
- Don't tell me you've got00:29:46
a bottle in the
glove compartment.00:29:47
- Better than that, here.00:29:51
- Well, all the comforts of home00:29:53
- Yep, may the be
ever so humble.00:29:56
- Well I could use one.00:29:58
I thought we were
going off the cliff.00:29:59
- Here, no, no,
there's lots of room.00:30:03
Besides, this will
steady your nerves.00:30:06
- Thanks.00:30:09
- Here's to your good health,
may you always have it.00:30:21
- You're a strange guy.00:30:22
- I am?00:30:23
- Yeah and I can't
figure out just why.00:30:27
You know, it's funny out
of nowhere, you walked00:30:30
into a bar, bought me a
drink, got into a fight.00:30:36
Now look where we are.00:30:38
- Yeah, where are we?00:30:40
- I know where I am,
sitting out here in a car00:30:43
by the beach with a man
I only met an hour ago.00:30:46
I guess that's
not so good is it?00:30:48
- You sorry you came?00:30:52
- No, I like you.00:30:56
You think I'd come out
here with you if I didn't?00:30:59
- No, I guess not.00:31:02
Let's take a walk.00:31:04
- A walk?00:31:05
- Yeah, down by the water.00:31:06
It's a beautiful night.00:31:08
- All right.00:31:10
- Come on, I'll race
you to the water.00:31:12
- Wait, I can't run in heels.00:32:28
- How you doing?00:32:29
- I'll be out in a minute.00:32:31
- That blanket going
to work out all right?00:32:44
Well, you don't
look too bad at all.00:32:47
It's a perfect fit.00:32:48
- Oh, with this wool blanket?00:32:50
- What's a matter?00:32:52
- Are you kidding?00:32:53
I've got practically nothing
on this, it scratches.00:32:56
- Take it off.00:32:58
- Oh, sure.00:32:59
- I can see you're
going to force me00:33:01
to be a gentleman and
offer you my coat,00:33:03
but first you better
have some of this.00:33:07
- Don't you think
we've had enough?00:33:08
We've already fallen into
the water once you know?00:33:12
- Sorry about what happened.00:33:13
- Forget it, I think
it's kind of fun.00:33:16
That is I don't get pneumonia.00:33:19
- Don't worry,
that they can cure.00:33:21
It's the common cold that still00:33:22
baffles the medical profession.00:33:25
That among other things.00:33:31
Of course, I could
take you home.00:33:33
- Don't be silly, I
can't go home like this.00:33:36
We'll have to stay here
until my clothes dry out.00:33:39
- You're so right.00:33:41
- I could use that coat now.00:33:44
- All right, trade you,
coat for the blanket.00:33:47
- Come on now, put it
around my shoulders.00:33:51
- All right.00:36:41
- Gil?00:36:51
Gil?00:37:09
Gil?00:37:28
Gil?00:37:46
Gil?00:38:30
Oh, Gil.00:38:33
- You shouldn't have come in.00:38:35
- I had to.00:38:38
What are you doing down here?00:38:43
- I had another attack.00:38:48
- I've got some wonderful
news for you, Gil.00:38:52
Do you remember
Dr. Jacob Hoffman?00:38:54
- Hoffman?00:38:55
Yes you remember him.00:38:57
He and your father went
to school together.00:38:59
Dr. Buckell knows him too.00:39:03
- So what?00:39:05
- Well, Dr. Hoffman's
been studying00:39:06
radiation poisoning
for a long time.00:39:09
He's been able to
cure a lot of people.00:39:12
After you left, Dr. Buckell
wrote him about you.00:39:15
We got a letter from, and
he's coming to help you.00:39:21
Don't you realize
what this means?00:39:24
He may be able to cure you.00:39:27
- It's no use, Ann.00:39:30
- Gil!00:39:31
- I'm beyond help, Ann.00:39:34
This thing I've
got is different.00:39:36
For days I've been reading
everything I could find.00:39:38
My case is different, it's
not in any of the books.00:39:40
I can't be cured, Ann.00:39:43
- But you can stay locked up
here for the rest of your life.00:39:45
- What else can I do?00:39:47
- Dr. Hoffman has offered to
come here and examine you.00:39:50
You won't even have
to leave the house.00:39:55
He'll be here this afternoon.00:39:57
I can drive him out to
see you, please, Gil.00:40:00
- It won't do any good.00:40:03
- Please Gil, you
can't just give up.00:40:09
You've got to at least see him.00:40:10
He's come all this distance.00:40:13
- Oh please Ann, please,
just let me alone.00:40:17
Let me alone, please!00:40:21
- Don't you want to get well
and live normally again?00:40:31
You don't know how
it's been wondering00:40:33
about you worrying and
hoping, please, Gil.00:40:40
If you don't care about yourself00:40:43
at least consider
the people who do.00:40:50
- Ann.00:40:55
Ann.00:40:59
I'll see him.00:41:02
- Okay, thank you.00:41:15
- You're not going to find
out anything that way,00:41:16
Dr. Hoffman, my
heart's all right.00:41:19
- No Gil, you must
let us doctors00:41:20
play our games now, won't we?00:41:23
We are like this,
we like to show off.00:41:25
- It's all very well for
you to joke about it.00:41:27
It's not very funny to me.00:41:28
I thought you were
going to help me.00:41:30
I hope to, Gil.00:41:31
But what I know
about is, things are00:41:33
not as bad as you have feared.00:41:35
- We analyzed the isotope
you were working on, Gil.00:41:37
Dr. Hoffman thinks he
may be able to cure you.00:41:40
- Yeah, I think
there's definite hope.00:41:43
- Did you really mean it?00:41:44
- Oh, I wouldn't mislead
your about a thing like that.00:41:46
- I can't tell you
how much it would mean00:41:48
for me to get well, Dr. Hoffman.00:41:50
For weeks I've been locked
up in this mausoleum00:41:53
unable to go out
anytime, except at night,00:41:54
afraid of the sun, and
these horrible attacks.00:41:58
I'll do anything,
anything to get well.00:42:02
Anything?00:42:03
Yes, yes, anything.00:42:04
- All right, then
after a few days00:42:06
of preliminary observation
here at the house,00:42:08
we shall take you to
my hospital back east.00:42:10
- But how?00:42:12
I can't go out in the sun,
not even for a little while.00:42:14
- Oh, we'll make arrangements.00:42:15
But meanwhile,
you're not to leave00:42:17
this house, not under
any circumstances.00:42:20
- Not even at night?00:42:21
- Not even at night.00:42:23
After what happened last
evening there's too much risk.00:42:27
No doubt you are aware
that the transformation00:42:29
came this time
after much shorter00:42:30
exposure to the sun
than the first time.00:42:33
- Yes, I know.00:42:36
- Now this is because the
skin gets more sensitive00:42:38
as time goes on, if this
should be a next time,00:42:43
you might find
that it takes only00:42:45
a very brief exposure to
the sun to change you.00:42:48
You might also
find that it takes00:42:50
much longer to change you back.00:42:53
- So no more wandering at night
my boy had no more drinking.00:42:57
We'll get you to the
hospital as soon as possible.00:43:27
♪ With a burning fire00:43:32
♪ On and on00:43:36
♪ Goes the maddening chase00:44:03
♪ Why the great suspense00:44:07
- Not even as much as a goodbye00:44:08
and he jumped in his
car and drove off.00:44:09
I'd been out with some
odd ones in my time,00:44:11
but he takes the cake, he didn't
even bother to wake me up.00:44:24
- How'd you finally
get back to town?00:44:26
- I hitchhiked, and let me tell
you, that was no fun either.00:44:30
I must have been
standing there for nearly00:44:32
half an hour watching
car after car go by.00:44:35
Most of them didn't even
bother to look at me.00:44:38
I could've been standing there00:44:39
with my clothes off and they
wouldn't even slow down.00:44:42
Finally, I managed to flag
down an old guy in a truck.00:44:46
I could see what
was on his mind.00:44:48
But after last night, I'm cured.00:44:50
I'm going to to stick
with guys I know.00:45:01
- Double bourbon, please,00:45:21
- Remember me, honey?00:45:22
- Believe me, Trudy-00:45:23
- I want to see you outside.00:45:26
- What?00:45:27
- Come on, man.00:45:28
- Let's go.00:45:29
- Wait a minute,
hey, cut it out, hey.00:45:57
- Stop, that's enough.00:46:00
You don't have to kill
him, look at his face.00:46:04
Oh, give me a hand.00:46:05
Where
are you taking him?00:46:07
- I'm going to take
him to a hospital00:46:08
is what I'm going to do.00:46:09
A hospital?00:46:10
- I can't leave him here.00:46:12
You guys did such a job on
him I can't leave him here.00:46:15
Let's
get out of here.00:46:17
- Come on, help me.00:46:20
Okay, just hold on.00:46:49
- You?00:46:51
- Yes.00:46:55
- Where am I?00:46:56
- My place. At your place?00:46:58
- Don't worry, they're
not here, we're alone.00:47:02
Here, drink some of this.00:47:04
Thanks.00:47:07
- How are you feeling?00:47:09
- Oh brother.00:47:15
Don't, don't open the window.00:47:18
You'll let the sunlight in.00:47:20
- So what?00:47:21
- Well, it's just the
sunlight, it's bad for my eyes.00:47:25
- Sorry.00:47:26
- Yeah, as a matter of
fact, I've been going00:47:27
to the doctor for
some treatment.00:47:28
- Well, then make
yourself at home, relax.00:47:31
- Thanks, I'll go
home right after dark.00:47:33
It's just, well,
you know, the doctor00:47:35
advised me to stay
out of the sun.00:47:37
- Who's complaining?00:47:38
You can stay longer if you want.00:47:42
- Thanks.00:47:46
- It's all right,
it's probably Lucy.00:47:49
She's always trying
to borrow something.00:47:52
You better take it easy.00:47:54
You don't look so hot.00:47:55
- I don't feel so hot.00:48:00
- Hello, Trudy.00:48:03
Just thought I'd drop
around to see how you were00:48:06
after the little
excitement last night.00:48:11
So, you were going to to
take him to a hospital, huh?00:48:14
He's been here all night.00:48:16
- So what if he has?00:48:17
That's my business.00:48:19
- And mine.00:48:22
- Why you lousy,
dirty, we should've00:48:25
finished you off last night.00:48:28
All right, mister, step outside.00:48:31
- George, I know
what you're thinking,00:48:32
but nothing happened
here last night.00:48:34
I just decided to bring him
home instead of the hospital.00:48:37
There's nothing wrong with that.00:48:40
- No, of course not, Trudy.00:48:42
Nothing wrong with that and
a lot of other things you do.00:48:44
- Look I can explain it.00:48:46
- He can't go out in the
daylight, George, his eyes-00:48:48
- Knock it off.00:48:49
- You're making a big mistake.00:48:51
- Okay, let's go.00:48:55
Not that way, out the back.00:48:58
I'll talk to you later.00:49:09
Hey, wait a minute.00:49:10
- Let's go.00:49:11
- Can't we talk this over?00:49:16
- Move, all right.00:51:29
- I wonder if we
should call the police.00:51:31
He's been gone for so long.00:51:32
- No, we must wait.00:51:34
- That's all we can do.00:51:38
- That must be, Gil,
I'll let him in.00:51:53
- I couldn't help
myself Dr. Buckell.00:51:56
- Well it wasn't
your fault, Gil.00:51:57
He forced you out in the sun.00:51:58
- Nevertheless, I
committed a murder.00:52:01
I murdered somebody!00:52:02
- You've got to try
to calm yourself.00:52:05
- Look, Gil, we can prove
it was self-defense.00:52:08
- You don't seem to understand.00:52:09
No matter what we
prove is doesn't00:52:11
alter the fact I
wanted to kill him.00:52:13
I've devoted my life to science.00:52:15
Do you see what's happened?00:52:17
What good has it done me?00:52:18
What chance have I got to fight?00:52:20
Why should I be the one?00:52:22
Can you answer me that, why me?00:52:24
Why should I be the
one to cope with this!00:52:26
Please tell me why!00:52:33
- Gil, Gil.00:52:36
- Did you hear what happened?00:52:38
- I heard something on the
radio, it wasn't your fault.00:52:46
- Paranoia, I'm not
a psychiatrist, but-00:52:52
- But after these circumstances.00:52:55
Dr., Gil is a scientist.00:52:57
- Yeah a good scientist
even bordering on a genius,00:53:00
but there's a very
fine line there00:53:02
and little thing can
push him over it.00:53:09
I'll go, Ann.00:53:10
- No, I think I'll get it.00:53:12
Don't worry, we'll take
care of everything.00:53:20
Who is it?00:53:21
I'm a
police officer, open up.00:53:23
- What do you want?00:53:25
I want to
speak to Gilbert McKenna.00:53:26
- Gil?00:53:29
- Yes.00:53:31
- Ann, please don't
make it harder for me.00:53:33
- No, please, don't.00:53:34
- There's nothing
anybody can do.00:53:36
Do you have
a warrant for his arrest?00:53:38
- Gil!, Gil!00:54:06
- Well, I hope you're
both satisfied.00:54:08
He's made a nice clean break.00:54:10
- He has?00:54:14
- It's not what I
would have wished for.00:54:15
- And he ran over one of
my men in the process.00:54:18
Jacobs, call the state
police and give them00:54:20
a full description and get an
ambulance up here right away.00:54:25
This is a dangerous man.00:54:27
- He's only dangerous
because he is a sick man.00:54:29
- Yeah, they all are.00:54:30
- Oh, you don't understand.00:54:32
- I understand he ran
over one of my men.00:54:35
Well, I've got to get
back to headquarters.00:54:36
- As his doctor do you
mind if I go with you?00:54:38
- It's all right.00:54:40
- I'll get my medical case.00:54:42
Do you want to come?00:54:43
- Nope, I got to try
for a long chance.00:54:46
See if I can find
him before they do.00:54:49
- Let me go with you.00:54:50
- No, I think you'd
better come with me.00:54:52
If they have to bring
him in by force,00:54:53
we might need all the
help we can give him.00:54:56
- He's right and I don't
stand much of a chance00:54:58
against him against
his unstoppable force.00:56:03
- Lieutenant Peterson's office.00:56:04
In an accident, where?00:56:09
Did they get him?00:56:14
Right, well, did anyone see him?00:56:19
Okay, thank you.00:56:22
Hey Lieutenant, McKenna
had an accident.00:56:24
What?00:56:26
Yeah he ran into
a truck at an intersection.00:56:27
Did they get him.00:56:28
No.00:56:29
No?00:56:30
- Well you know how it is, a
lot of people milling around.00:56:32
They didn't even
know it was his car.00:56:33
It wasn't until I
checked the registration.00:56:34
- But didn't they
try to stop him?00:56:35
- He wasn't there.00:56:37
Somebody said they saw him
running away from the accident.00:56:38
I guess he wasn't even hurt.00:56:39
- Well, get all the
extra men you need00:56:41
and start setting up
roadblocks around the city.00:56:43
He won't get far.00:57:20
- Yeah, mm-hmm, good.00:57:26
Well, you let me know if
anything more happens.00:57:30
That was another
report of your friend.00:57:33
Well let's see.00:57:36
He was first reported
buying gas just about here00:57:42
and then somebody
saw him right here.00:57:47
That last report placed
him just about here.00:58:59
I don't know what's
holding those guys up.00:59:00
We should've had
a report by now.00:59:03
- Perhaps he managed to
slip through your net.00:59:05
- Not a chance besides he
wouldn't go out in daylight.00:59:09
From what you told me daylight's00:59:10
what causes these spells of his.00:59:13
- Yeah, that's true.00:59:15
- Well, it's only
a matter of time.00:59:18
The whole city has been alerted.00:59:20
- Extra, extra,
read all about it.00:59:23
Extra, extra, read all about it.00:59:25
Weird killer still at large.00:59:29
- Thanks, son.00:59:31
- Extra, extra,
read all about it.00:59:33
- I'll take one too.00:59:37
- Extra, extra,
read all about it.00:59:40
Another night
of fear and apprehension00:59:42
for all of us. Unless
the search committee-00:59:45
- Hello, Mommy.00:59:46
- Hi, darling, here
give me a kiss.00:59:51
How was school today?00:59:52
- Terrible, I liked
kindergarten better.00:59:54
They make us work
too hard this year.00:59:56
Mommy, can I have
a glass of milk?00:59:58
- Of course, darling,
I'll get a glass.01:00:05
Let me pour it for you, honey.01:00:06
- I want to pour it myself.01:00:07
- Okay.01:00:12
We
interrupt this broadcast01:00:14
for an urgent police bulletin.01:00:15
The latest news of
the mad killer shows01:00:18
that the entire police
force has been alerted01:00:20
and mobilized into
a searching party.01:00:23
Every effort is being made
to discover his hiding place.01:00:27
Since late last night,
special squads have been01:00:29
on duty, patrolling the
streets while extra men01:00:32
have been alerted for the
entire Los Angeles area.01:00:36
We ask for your cooperation-01:00:37
- Oh darling, you better
stay inside today.01:00:39
- No, I want to play
outside, it's nice and sunny.01:00:45
- Look, you be a good
girl and don't go outside.01:00:50
- Hello, hello, Grace.01:00:53
Oh no, I was just
setting supper.01:00:55
- Susie?01:00:56
- And above all, keep calm.01:01:00
And now we return you once
again to the King Sisters.01:01:05
Hey, just between us,
what's the latest on this?01:01:07
- Well, all we know is that
he's somewhere in the city.01:01:09
- And he's really
dangerous, huh, homicidal?01:01:11
- He's killed twice,
he'll do it again.01:01:13
- Well, we'll help
on the we can,01:01:16
but boy, you got a
tough one on your hands.01:01:18
- It's a big city, but
we do know one thing.01:01:21
He's in a dark hole
somewhere out of the sun.01:02:08
- And as far as we can
figure, he must be hiding01:02:10
somewhere in the Central
Los Angeles area.01:02:14
No I doubt it, we blocked
all the roads last night.01:02:16
He isn't likely to move
about in the daylight.01:02:19
But keep checking with
us, that's right, goodbye.01:02:24
Well that jives with
what you told me doesn't?01:02:27
- Yeah, he would have to stay
inside during daylight hours.01:02:30
- I can't bear to think of him01:02:31
out there alone, hiding,
and so frightened.01:02:35
- He's frightened?01:02:37
Everybody in town's frightened.01:02:39
They've locked themselves
in their houses.01:02:41
You know, TV and radio is
making a big deal out of this,01:02:44
warning parents not
to let the children01:02:45
go out alone until
he's apprehended.01:02:48
Just how dangerous
is he, doctor?01:02:50
- But you shouldn't be out
here if you're sick, mister.01:02:53
You should go to a doctor.01:02:55
- No, I-01:02:56
- A doctor would make you well01:02:57
and he wouldn't hurt you much.01:02:59
One time I went to a doctor,
he stuck me with a needle.01:03:03
It didn't hurt much.01:03:06
- I can't go to a doctor.01:03:08
I can't leave here.01:03:10
Why not?01:03:11
- Because the sun's bad for me.01:03:14
- Oh no, the sun
is good for you.01:03:17
One time I had a cold
and mommy made me sit01:03:20
in the sun all day
and it made me well01:03:23
and you should eat a lot
too, that's what mommy says.01:03:27
Aren't you hungry?01:03:28
- Hungry?01:03:30
- Would you like me to
bring you some cookies?01:03:32
I love cookies, mommy always
keeps them in the kitchen.01:03:35
I know where they are.01:03:37
Would you like me
to bring you some?01:03:39
- You'd do that for me?01:03:41
Yes.01:03:45
- And you want to help me?01:03:47
- Yes.01:03:48
- Then you mustn't tell
anybody that I'm here.01:03:51
- Not even Mommy?01:03:53
- Not even Mommy.01:03:54
We've got to keep it a secret.01:03:56
- Okay, I won't tell anybody.01:03:59
- Hello, Mommy.01:04:01
Oh dear, you shouldn't have
gone out when I told you not to.01:04:07
What are you up to now?01:04:11
- I just want some cookies.01:04:12
- Oh now, Susie, you know
it's almost supper time.01:04:16
- But I'm not going
to eat 'em now.01:04:18
- Well then leave them alone,
you can have them for dessert.01:04:23
Susie, what's gotten
him to you today?01:04:26
You're not usually this bad.01:04:29
- I want some cookies.01:04:31
You can have them
for dessert, I told you that.01:04:35
- But I want some now.01:04:37
- But you can't have them
now, it's too close to supper.01:04:43
Oh darling, come here,
what's the matter?01:04:46
- They're for my friend.01:04:48
- What friend?01:04:49
- My new friend.01:04:51
- Your new friend?01:04:52
Who is this your
new friend of yours?01:04:55
- It's a secret, I can't tell.01:04:57
- Oh Susie, you don't expect
me to believe that, do you?01:04:59
- It's true, it's true.01:05:02
He's out there all alone
and he's sick and hungry,01:05:05
and I promised to
bring him some cookies.01:05:08
- But where?01:05:10
- I can't tell, it's a secret.01:05:12
- Susie, you must tell me.01:05:15
- No, I can't.01:05:17
- Susie, listen to me carefully.01:05:21
Who is this new friend of yours?01:05:24
Is he a man?01:05:26
A big grown up man
like your daddy?01:05:34
Susie, where is he,
where is he hiding?01:05:38
Susie, you've got to tell me.01:05:39
Where is he hiding?01:05:42
- He's in-01:05:43
- He's where, where is he?01:05:45
- The shed.01:05:46
- The shed!01:05:47
- No mommy, no,
please don't tell.01:05:48
No mommy, no.01:05:49
- Operator please
hurry, hello police,01:05:53
I think I know
where that man is.01:05:55
Susie!01:06:33
- Excuse me, Lieutenant,
we just got a call01:06:35
from a woman out
near the oil fields.01:06:37
I think this could be the
break we've been waiting for.01:06:38
- You mean she
knows where he is?01:06:40
- She thinks so.01:06:42
He may be hiding in a
shack out near her house.01:06:43
I've already ordered
a squad to that area.01:06:45
- Good, let's get out there.01:06:46
- Susie, Susie, where
are you darling?01:06:49
Susie, where are you?01:07:23
My baby's in there.01:07:24
Help, please hurry.01:07:40
- Don't worry, ma'am, we're
doing everything we can.01:14:15
- Don't cry, Ann01:14:17
Perhaps you should cry.01:14:19
The rest of us could only hope01:14:20
that his life was not wasted.Description:
Güneşin Alevi Onu Bir Canavara Dönüştürdü! Bir atom araştırma bilimcisi, radyasyona maruz kaldıktan sonra, güneş ışığına her maruz kaldığında kendisini öldürücü, kertenkele benzeri bir yaratığa dönüşürken bulur. Orijinal adı: The Hideous Sun Demon 1958 Renklendirilmiş versiyon https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6x67V2PJHQ Yönetmenler: Robert Clarke, Tom Boutross Yazarlar: E.S. Seeley Jr., Doane R. Hoag, Robert Clarke Oyuncular: Robert Clarke, Patricia Manning, Nan Peterson Türler: Korku, Bilimkurgu
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The most convenient way is to use the UDL Client program, which supports converting video to MP3 format. In some cases, MP3 can also be downloaded through the UDL Helper extension.
How can I save a frame from a video "İğrenç Güneş Şeytanı 1958 | Korku, Bilim Kurgu Filmi | Robert Clarke, Patricia Manning"?
This feature is available in the UDL Helper extension. Make sure that "Show the video snapshot button" is checked in the settings. A camera icon should appear in the lower right corner of the player to the left of the "Settings" icon. When you click on it, the current frame from the video will be saved to your computer in JPEG format.
What's the price of all this stuff?
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