Gammera the Invincible

December. 15,1966

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Horror Science Fiction

Keywords：

Monster Japan Giant Monster

Trailer Synopsis Cast

An atomic explosion awakens Gammera, a giant fire breathing turtle monster from his millions of years of hibernation.

Albert Dekker as Secretary of Defense

Brian Donlevy as Gen. Terry Arnold

Diane Findlay as Sgt. Susan Embers

John Baragrey as Capt. Lovell

Dick O'Neill as Gen. O'Neill

Eiji Funakoshi as Dr. Hidaka

Michiko Sugata as Nobuyo

Alan Oppenheimer as Dr. Contrare

John McCurry as A1C Hopkins

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