Susan North
Patricia Neal
Susan North

“A stranger that is the most kindhearted person ever.”
Stranger from Venus (a.k.a. Immediate Disaster and The Venusian) is the story of a woman who meets a stranger with no pulse who has the power of life and death at his touch. He is here from Venus to warn Earth about the atom.
Susan North
Patricia Neal
Susan North
The Stranger
Helmut Dantine
The Stranger
Arthur Walker
Derek Bond
Arthur Walker
Dr. Meinard
Cyril Luckham
Dr. Meinard
Tom Harding
Willoughby Gray
Tom Harding
Gretchen Harding
Marigold Russell
Gretchen Harding
Scientist
Arthur Young
Scientist
Charles Dixon
Kenneth Edwards
Charles Dixon
First Police Officer
David Garth
First Police Officer
General
Stanley Van Beers
General
Second Police Officer
Nigel Green
Second Police Officer
Police Chief
Graham Stuart
Police Chief
This is all over the place. It seems derivative of Harry Bates' short story from 1940 "Farewell to the Master" as an alien - in this case from Venus - arrives to tell humanity to ditch nuclear weapons. Patricia Neal seems to pretty much reprise her role from "The Day The Earth Stood Still" (also based on the same short story) as she and Cyril Luckham try to engage with our alien visitor, played by an almost static Helmut Dantine. He has landed in the UK but the radio announcements reporting his arrival all have American accents (not very BBC) and the special effects, such as they are, are pretty basic. Burt Balaban may have devised his direction to have a somnambulant effect - this is a very, very slow burn. It does contain the great quote "I can find no pulse, therefore there are two possible explanations: either I am drunk, or you are dead"
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