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Attack of the Puppet People (1958)
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After threatening audiences with The Amazing Colossal Man, director-producer-special-effects "whiz" Bert I. Gordon again proves that size does matter in his revamp of The Incredible Shrinking Man for American International Pictures. John Hoyt, the wheelchair-bound tycoon from When Worlds Collide, is Mr. Franz, a lonely doll maker who reduces anyone who abandons him to doll-size. How Franz, a former puppeteer, could accomplish this scientific marvel is never explained, but Franz's collection (who, in an oddly unsettling scene, are forced to participate in a marionette show) include his salesman Bob (John Agar, by now an...
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| Attack of the Puppet People Movie Review by Movie Addict (3/15/2008) |
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Now, this is a strange little man. Mr Franz (John Hoyt) makes dolls. But, in addition to his regular dolls, he has some very special ones that look oh so realistic.
Left by his wife for an acrobat, Franz has found a way that one one he loves will ever leave again.
Sally Reynolds (June Kenney), his new secretary found out...
(complete Attack of the Puppet People review by Movie Addict)
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