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Flash Gordon's Trip To Mars

( Catalog Number ID3547NI )
(1.33:1) (6 Sides) (CLV+CAV) (NTSC)

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Best Version on LaserDisc
15 Episodes: Complete & Uncut

Flash Gordon's Trip To Mars
1938 - 299 min. - Black and White
Genre: Sci-Fi

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Universal Pictures' second Flash Gordon serial was even more opulent than its first, offering better special effects, more impressive sets, a bigger cast, and a more complicated story. When a mysterious beam of light starts disrupting and destroying the Earth's atmosphere, Flash Gordon (Larry "Buster" Crabbe), Dr. Zarkov (Frank Shannon), and Dale Arden (Jean Rogers) --- accidentally accompanied by wisecracking reporter Happy Hapgood (Donald Kerr) --- swing into action in Zarkov's rocketship, believing that it could be coming from the planet Mongo. Once in space, however, they discover that the ray is originating from Mars. Journeying to the fourth planet, they discover that their old enemy from Mongo, Ming the Merciless (Charles B. Middleton), whom they had believed dead, is still alive, and has formed an alliance with Azura (Beatrice Roberts), the Witch Queen of Mars. From Azura's planet, and under her protection, he is operating a gigantic Nitron ray that is destroying Earth's atmosphere. Azura's powers include the ability to transmute people into figures of living clay, condemned to live in darkened caves, and she is hated and feared by most of the population. Conversely, the Clay People, led by their King (C. Montague Shaw), know the secret of how to eliminate Azura's power, but lack the means of escaping the caves to which their ruined bodies restrict them, in order to battle her. Flash Gordon and his party would seem to hold the answer to their problem, except that the Clay People don't trust him at first, and end up holding Dale Arden hostage. Ultimately the Earth visitors and the Clay People become allies in the tandem quest to defeat Azura and stop Ming from destroying the Earth. Flash, Dale, Zarkov, and Hapgood do battle against Azura's magic and her Martian space-force, Ming's super-scientific weaponry, the treacherous Forest People, and other dangers on the Red Planet. Finally, they win by the classic strategy of divide-and-conquer, showing Azura that Ming has been plotting behind her back to take power from her. Azura's alliance with Ming is broken, at the cost of the Queen's own life, but the Clay People are freed from their curse. And the evil emperor of Mongo, his Nitron ray destroyed and his escape cut off on all sides by the now hostile Martian forces, is finally destroyed by the accidental result of his own machinations and treachery. --- Bruce Eder

Universal had a tough act to follow in the wake of the success of its 1936 Flash Gordon serial; that chapterplay had propelled audiences into a world of space-fantasy that, heretofore, had only existed properly on the comic strip page, and it was tough to know how to do better. Alex Raymond's own Flash Gordon comic strip provided the answer, in the guise of the evil Queen Azura of Mars, and a whole new canvas on which to stage an adventure. Larry "Buster" Crabbe, now with a couple of years' more acting experience under his belt, was even more confident in the role of Flash Gordon, and Frank Shannon, slipping into the role of a more avuncular, less eccentric Dr. Zarkov, was poised to make the most enduring screen portrayal of his career. Beatrice Roberts made a convincingly aristocratic villain as Queen Azura, and Charles B. Middleton was fully in his element as the master villain, Ming the Merciless, even plotting against the lives of his own compatriots. There were no supporting players as memorable as John Lipson's King Vultan or James Pierce's Prince Thun from the first movie, but Richard Alexander was back as Prince Barin, Ming's rival for the rule of Mongo, and C. Montague Shaw gave an astonishingly eloquent and poignant performance as the Clay King, ruler of the cursed Clay People. The element

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Cast for Flash Gordon's Trip To Mars

Larry "Buster" Crabbe - Flash Gordon
Jean Rogers - Dale Arden
Frank Shannon - Dr. Hans Zarkov
Beatrice Roberts - Queen Azura

Crew for Flash Gordon's Trip To Mars

Ford I. Beebe - Director
Robert F. Hill - Director
Barney A. Sarecky - Producer
Herbert Dalmas - Screenwriter
Wyndham Gittens - Screenwriter
Norman Hall - Screenwriter
Ray Trampe - Screenwriter
Jerome Ash - Cinematographer

Feature Details

Title: Flash Gordon's Trip To Mars
Feature Release Date: 1938
Genre: Sci-Fi
Color: Black and White
Runtime: 299 Minutes
Chapters: 19
Picture: Academy Ratio
Ratio: 1.33:1
Playback Format: CLV+CAV

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LD Release Date: 11 Dec 1996
Catalog Number: ID3547NI
UPC: 014381354768
Manufacturer: Kuraray
Publisher: Image Entertainment

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 6
Cover: Box Set
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: ID3547NI
Shipping Weight: 3 lbs
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Buster Crabbe in...

Flash Gordon's Trip To Mars

( Catalog Number ID3547NI )
(1.33:1) (6 Sides) (CLV+CAV) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc
15 Episodes: Complete & Uncut

Flash Gordon's Trip To Mars
1938 - 299 min. - Black and White
Genre: Sci-Fi

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Universal Pictures' second Flash Gordon serial was even more opulent than its first, offering better special effects, more impressive sets, a bigger cast, and a more complicated story. When a mysterious beam of light starts disrupting and destroying the Earth's atmosphere, Flash Gordon (Larry "Buster" Crabbe), Dr. Zarkov (Frank Shannon), and Dale Arden (Jean Rogers) --- accidentally accompanied by wisecracking reporter Happy Hapgood (Donald Kerr) --- swing into action in Zarkov's rocketship, believing that it could be coming from the planet Mongo. Once in space, however, they discover that the ray is originating from Mars. Journeying to the fourth planet, they discover that their old enemy from Mongo, Ming the Merciless (Charles B. Middleton), whom they had believed dead, is still alive, and has formed an alliance with Azura (Beatrice Roberts), the Witch Queen of Mars. From Azura's planet, and under her protection, he is operating a gigantic Nitron ray that is destroying Earth's atmosphere. Azura's powers include the ability to transmute people into figures of living clay, condemned to live in darkened caves, and she is hated and feared by most of the population. Conversely, the Clay People, led by their King (C. Montague Shaw), know the secret of how to eliminate Azura's power, but lack the means of escaping the caves to which their ruined bodies restrict them, in order to battle her. Flash Gordon and his party would seem to hold the answer to their problem, except that the Clay People don't trust him at first, and end up holding Dale Arden hostage. Ultimately the Earth visitors and the Clay People become allies in the tandem quest to defeat Azura and stop Ming from destroying the Earth. Flash, Dale, Zarkov, and Hapgood do battle against Azura's magic and her Martian space-force, Ming's super-scientific weaponry, the treacherous Forest People, and other dangers on the Red Planet. Finally, they win by the classic strategy of divide-and-conquer, showing Azura that Ming has been plotting behind her back to take power from her. Azura's alliance with Ming is broken, at the cost of the Queen's own life, but the Clay People are freed from their curse. And the evil emperor of Mongo, his Nitron ray destroyed and his escape cut off on all sides by the now hostile Martian forces, is finally destroyed by the accidental result of his own machinations and treachery. --- Bruce Eder

Universal had a tough act to follow in the wake of the success of its 1936 Flash Gordon serial; that chapterplay had propelled audiences into a world of space-fantasy that, heretofore, had only existed properly on the comic strip page, and it was tough to know how to do better. Alex Raymond's own Flash Gordon comic strip provided the answer, in the guise of the evil Queen Azura of Mars, and a whole new canvas on which to stage an adventure. Larry "Buster" Crabbe, now with a couple of years' more acting experience under his belt, was even more confident in the role of Flash Gordon, and Frank Shannon, slipping into the role of a more avuncular, less eccentric Dr. Zarkov, was poised to make the most enduring screen portrayal of his career. Beatrice Roberts made a convincingly aristocratic villain as Queen Azura, and Charles B. Middleton was fully in his element as the master villain, Ming the Merciless, even plotting against the lives of his own compatriots. There were no supporting players as memorable as John Lipson's King Vultan or James Pierce's Prince Thun from the first movie, but Richard Alexander was back as Prince Barin, Ming's rival for the rule of Mongo, and C. Montague Shaw gave an astonishingly eloquent and poignant performance as the Clay King, ruler of the cursed Clay People. The element

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Cast for Flash Gordon's Trip To Mars

Larry "Buster" Crabbe - Flash Gordon
Jean Rogers - Dale Arden
Frank Shannon - Dr. Hans Zarkov
Beatrice Roberts - Queen Azura

Crew for Flash Gordon's Trip To Mars

Ford I. Beebe - Director
Robert F. Hill - Director
Barney A. Sarecky - Producer
Herbert Dalmas - Screenwriter
Wyndham Gittens - Screenwriter
Norman Hall - Screenwriter
Ray Trampe - Screenwriter
Jerome Ash - Cinematographer

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