--- title: 'The Gamma People (1956)' type: 'film' director: 'John Gilling' released: '1956-01-01' runtime_minutes: 79 genres: - 'Science Fiction' countries: - 'United Kingdom' - 'United States' canonical: 'https://cinepixo.com/movies/the-gamma-people-1956' review_count: 0 imdb: 'https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0049248/' publisher: 'CinePixo' --- # The Gamma People (1956) 1956 · 79 min · Science Fiction · United Kingdom, United States ## Synopsis The Gamma People is a 1956 British science fiction horror film produced by John Gossage, directed by John Gilling and starring Paul Douglas and Eva Bartok. The film, shot in Imst, Austria, was distributed by Columbia Pictures and evolved from a script treatment originally written in the early 1950s by Robert Aldrich. The Gamma People was released theatrically in January 1956 in the UK, and played later in 1956 in the U.S. as a double feature with the 1956 British science fiction film 1984. ## Credits - **Director:** [John Gilling](https://cinepixo.com/people/john-gilling) - **Screenplay:** [John Gilling](https://cinepixo.com/people/john-gilling), [Robert Aldrich](https://cinepixo.com/people/robert-aldrich) - **Original Music Composer:** [George Melachrino](https://cinepixo.com/people/george-melachrino) - **Producer:** [Albert R. Broccoli](https://cinepixo.com/people/albert-r-broccoli), [Irving Allen](https://cinepixo.com/people/irving-allen) - **Director of Photography:** [Ted Moore](https://cinepixo.com/people/ted-moore) ## Cast - [Walter Rilla](https://cinepixo.com/people/walter-rilla) - [Eva Bartok](https://cinepixo.com/people/eva-bartok) - [Rosalie Crutchley](https://cinepixo.com/people/rosalie-crutchley) - [Paul Douglas](https://cinepixo.com/people/paul-douglas) - [Martin Miller](https://cinepixo.com/people/martin-miller) - [Leslie Phillips](https://cinepixo.com/people/leslie-phillips) ## Criticism on CinePixo No reviews published yet. Source: https://cinepixo.com/movies/the-gamma-people-1956 Film facts: Wikidata (Q7735753); synopsis from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Reviews, themes and notes are the work of this site's members.