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Top Action Drama | 1960
Final film of veteran character actor Dick Rich--he worked exclusively on television until his retirement in 1961.
Irwin Allen and Vincent Mature would again work together in the 1966 television series Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea.
This is actually Irwin Allen's second time working with Vincent Price and Peter Lorre, both of whom played in the 1957 movie The Story of Mankind.
At about the 1:08 min mark in the movie Victor Mature brings up Hannibal and his march over the Alps with elephants. Victor Mature would later play Hannibal in the movie of that name, released in 1959 the same year as this one.
When Peter Lorre catches the banker in the cage, he says, "Slowly, slowly catchee monkey," quoting a line he said as Mr. Moto in The Mysterious Mr. Moto (1938).
"Hans Hagenfeld: [First Lines] Ladies and Gentlemen, children of all ages! We give you a spectacle of unparoled beauty, Whirling's World Famous Parade of the Nations!"
"Skeeter: [as they are watching the Colinos do their act at the press party] Damper, have you ever seen an act like that before in your bank? Randy Sherman: No, but the air conditioning was much better. Skeeter: Ohh!"
