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"Mr. Waverly" plays the scientist who creates the monster. "Mr. Drysdale" (Raymond Bailey) has a small part as a scientist whom Agar consults. And Clint Eastwood appears briefly as a fighter pilot.
ReplyDeleteThe movie ends abruptly after the Air Force destroys the monster with napalm, and the fire looks like it is still burning and spreading. It seems as if the fire could be as big a menace to the town as the giant spider was.