One Million B.C.

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One Million B.C. is a 1940 prehistoric adventure film best known for its dramatic depiction of caveman life and early special-effects creature sequences.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf film
prehistoric adventure film
academyAwardNomination Best Original Score
Best Special Effects
basedOn story by Mickell Novack
blackAndWhite true
character Loana
Tumak
cinematographyBy Norbert Brodine
countryOfOrigin United States
director Hal Roach
Hal Roach Jr.
linked to: Hal Roach
distributedInFormat theatrical release
distributor United Artists
editedBy Ray Snyder
filmingLocation California
genre adventure film
fantasy film
prehistoric film
hasPosterTagline SEE savage man battle terrifying monsters of the prehistoric age
hasRemake One Million Years B.C. (1966 film)
musicBy Werner R. Heymann
narrator Conrad Nagel
notableFor dramatic depiction of caveman life
early special-effects creature sequences
originalLanguage English
portrays fictionalized prehistoric human tribes
producer Hal Roach
productionCompany Hal Roach Studios
releaseDate 1940-06-21
releaseYear 1940
runtimeMinutes 80
screenwriter George Baker
Joseph Frickert
Mickell Novack
setInTimePeriod prehistoric era
specialEffectsSupervisor Roy Seawright
starring Carole Landis
Conrad Nagel
John Hubbard
Lon Chaney Jr.
Victor Mature
title One Million B.C.
usesTechnique live animals with makeup as dinosaurs

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Victor Mature notableWork One Million B.C.
One Million B.C. (1940 film) title One Million B.C.
subject linked to: One Million B.C.
Carole Landis workedOn One Million B.C.
Carole Landis notableWork One Million B.C.
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