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Line 1: {{work}} {{quote\| ''In Nineteen-Hundred and Eighty-Five, during the course of the work undertaken to irrigate the Gobi Desert, a strange fragment of rock was discovered! Several remarkable features of this rock attracted the attention of the scientists engaged on the project! Research revealed it contained a spool! Further analysis showed the material to be extra-terrestrial in origin and [[Department of Redundancy Department\|not of human manufacture]]; where did it come from?''\|'''''Opening ~~<br~~Narration''''' />}} ~~'''''Opening Narration''''' }}~~ ''First Spaceship On Venus'' (aka ''Planet of the Dead'', ''Silent Star'', ''Spaceship Venus Does Not Reply'') is a 1960 German/Polish film adapted from a novel by [[Stanislaw Lem]]. It depicts the investigation of a strange message which apparently originates with the planet Venus. An English dub was released in the United States by [[Crown International Pictures]] in 1962. Line 11 ⟶ 10: Note that this article, in general, employs the names of the characters as provided in the English dub. For the sake of international readers, the following cast list is provided (copied from [[That Other Wiki]]): ::Yoko Tani as Japanese female doctor / Sumiko Ogimura MD ~~<br~~ />Oldrich Lukes as American nuclear physicist / Prof. Harringway Hawling ~~<br~~ />Ignacy Machowski as Polish chief engineer / Prof. Saltyk / Orloff ~~<br~~ />Julius Ongewe as African TV technician / Talua ~~<br~~ />Michail N. Postnikow as Soviet Astronaut / Prof. Arsenew / Prof. Durand ~~<br~~ />Kurt Rackelmann as Indian mathematician / Prof. Sikarna ~~<br~~ />Günther Simon as German pilot / Robert / Raimund Brinkmann ~~<br~~ />Tang Hua-Ta as Chinese linguist / Dr. Tchen Yu / Lao Tsu For the ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' episode see ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000/Recap/S02 /E11 First Spaceship Onon Venus\|here]]''. ---- {{tropelist}} Line 38 ⟶ 37: [[Category:Films of the 1960s]] [[Category:First Spaceship on Venus]] [[Category:Film]]