The Illustrated Man (Blu-ray, 1969)

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Robert Drivas portrays a good-natured drifter who can't tear his eyes away from Steiger's freakish illustrations. And loving parents choose their children's fate when the end nears (from The Last Night of the World).

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Rod Steiger and Claire Bloom appear in this trio of Ray Bradbury stories. Directed by Jack Smight.

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ProducerHoward B. Kreitsek, Ted Mann
EAN0888574489847
eBay Product ID (ePID)5053526944

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ActorRod Steiger, Robert Drivas, Don Dubbins, Jason Evers, Claire Bloom
Film/TV TitleThe Illustrated Man
DirectorJoel Schiller, Philip Lathrop, Jack Smight
LanguageEnglish
Subtitle LanguageEnglish
Run Time103 Min
FormatBlu-ray
FeaturesWidescreen, With Subtitles, Trailer
GenreSci-Fi & Fantasy
StudioWarner Bros. Digital Distribution
TypeMovie

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Unit Quantity1
Release Year1969
ComposerJerry Goldsmith
ScreenwriterHoward B. Kreitsek
SoundDts-HD Master Audio, Ddm2.0
Original LanguageEn
Production CompanySeven Arts, Warner Bros.
EditorArchie Marshek

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  • DONT DARE STARE

    We are introduced to the title character at the height of summer, in sweltering heat. The man is covered in "Skin illustrations ... dont ever call them tatoo`s." He meets a fellow traveller who becomes curious about the images drawn all over his body. There is a space left unmarked on his left shoulder, to look at it summons visions of the future, visions of your end. The film tells three tales set in the future, all revealed to the traveller who shares the company of the illustrated man, a threatening, aggressive hobo, who carries within him a world of pain and rage. The sets recall those of Star Trek, they are very basic and utilitarian, the special effects seem dated given how far CGI has advanced over the decades, and the film is very much rooted in the mores of its time. There are highlights in this uneven parable, Philip Lathrop`s photography is luminescent, there is a strikingly impressionistic score from the great Jerry Goldsmith, and a charismatic portrayal of brooding intensity from the legendery Rod Steiger, as well as the beguiling prescence of his beautiful wife Claire Bloom. Overall a still fascinating gem of the sci fi genre.

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