Dimension 5 (film)

Dimension 5

Theatrical poster.
Directed by Franklin Adreon
Produced by Fred Jordan
Earle Lyon
Written by Arthur C. Pierce
Starring Jeffrey Hunter
France Nuyen
Donald Woods
Harold Sakata
Music by Paul Dunlap
Cinematography Alan Stensvold
Edited by Robert S. Eisen
John Shouse
Production
company
Harold Goldman Associates
United Pictures.
Distributed by Feature Film Corp. of America
Release dates
  • October 1966
Running time
90 minutes
Country United States
Language English

Dimension 5 is a 1966 science fiction/espionage film written by Arthur C. Pierce, and directed by Franklin Adreon. Jeffrey Hunter and France Nuyen star, as time traveling secret agents.

Plot

Justin Power, (Hunter) agent for Espionage, Inc., teams with Chinese/American agent Ki Ti "Kitty" Tsu (Nuyen) to stop enemy an agency, Dragon, led by Big Buddah (Sakata) from destroying Los Angeles with a hydrogen bomb. Power's greatest weapon is a time travel belt that allows him to preview future events and then go back to make changes when necessary.

Cast

Release

Posters billed Sakata as Harold "Oddjob" Sakata to cash in on his popularity for his role in Goldfinger.

Review

"Incidentally, in the U.K., this movie was called DIMENSION FOUR. I take this to mean that they realized that there was less dimension here than originally promised." Dave Sindelar.[1]

"Silly plot given a more than competent treatment." Paul Mavis.[2]

Legacy

The name of of Mike Meyers' character, Austin Powers, is inspired by the name of the hero in this film, Justin Power.[3]

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