Flying Saucers - Have They Landed
Series
- Series Name
- British Movietone News
Issue
Story
- Story No. within this Issue
- 4 / 5
- Summary
- MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Flying Saucers - Have They Landed. DESCRIPTION: Sir Bernard Lovell, our great authority on space, believes there must be communications of other beings in different parts of the universe. We all accept the fantastic achievements of space flight - but what about flying saucers from the world beyond? This barley and potato field at Charlton provided considerable interest - and bewilderment. A crater was discovered there the other day by farmer Roy Blanchard. Around it, the spuds and barley had completely disappeared. SHOTLIST: Key scene. MS flying saucer over building (2 shots). MCU couple look at same. MS flying saucer in sky. MS designer at drawing board. MCU same. CU design of flying saucer. MS scientists look at model of saucer. CU model of saucer. CU model of saucer showing journey through shock waves. GV barley and potato field at Charlton. CU hole in ground. CU Farmer Roy Blanchard (owner of the field). CU soldier with mine detector. CU mine detector. GV same around hole in ground. MCU meter reading of detector. CU hole in ground. CU army officer. GV detector. CU flying saucer in sky.
- Keywords
- Curiosities; Aviation; Science and technology; Space; Military
- Locations
- United States of America; Dorset; Charlton; Shaftesbury
- Footage sources
- Library
- Card file number
- 86940
- Credits:
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- Camera
- Gunn
- Camera
- Lemmon
- Commentator
- Leslie Mitchell
- Length of story (in feet)
- 144
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