Peter Sinclair

Spaced Out -- The planet earth is in peril of impending doom, and maniacal destructive forces from outer space are closely at hand! Twisted, demented alien terrorists are single-handedly about to reap horrific havoc on earth and threaten life itself. Meanwhile, ace investigative reporter extraordinaire, Al Manac (James Vallo), has been held captive for two years in their space lair.

Extraterrestrials prepare to wreak havoc on Earth when they send abducted and brainwashed reporter Al Manac back to the planet on a probing mission. But will Al obey his alien captors or will he save humankind?

The planet earth is in peril of impending doom, and maniacal destructive forces from outer space are closely at hand! Twisted, demented alien terrorists are single-handedly about to reap horrific havoc on earth and threaten life itself. Meanwhile, ace investigative reporter extraordinaire, Al Manac (James Vallo), has been held captive for two years in their space lair.

The planet earth is in peril of impending doom, and maniacal destructive forces from outer space are closely at hand! Twisted, demented alien terrorists are single-handedly about to reap horrific havoc on earth and threaten life itself. Meanwhile, ace investigative reporter extraordinaire, Al Manac (James Vallo), has been held captive for two years in their space lair.

Energetic young Pip (Gerard Lohan) leaves Nairobi, where he loathes his father's big-game hunting, to live with his aunt (Angela Baddeley) and attend school in London. Obsessed with animals, Pip spends more time at the zoo than at school and soon embarks on a dubious escapade. Pip is thrilled when the zoo acquires a rare coati, and when the little animal goes missing, Pip reluctantly defends a newsreel cameraman who is suspected of the crime.

Orson Welles stars as Sanin Mengues, a South American aristocrat living in Scotland. When Mengues decides to close a highway that runs through his glen, he angers the locals, including newly arrived American pilot Maj. Jim "Lance" Lansing (Forrest Tucker). Lance takes up their cause and implores Mengues to reopen the road, but the situation escalates when one of the villagers steals a steer from the baron.