The Time Machine

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Theatrical Release Date:

08/20/2007

DVD Release Date:

10/03/2000

Run Time:

103min.

Starring:

Rod Taylor , Alan Young , Yvette Mimieux , Sebastian Cabot , Tom Helmore

Director(s):

George Pal

Distributor(s):

MGM

MPAA Rating:

Genre(s):

Science Fiction

Plot: In George Pal's version of the H.G. Wells classic, Rod Taylor stars as George, a young scientist fascinated with the concept of time travel. On December 31, 1899, George seats himself in his jerry-built time machine and thrusts himself forward into ... Read More

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