Cold Hands, Warm Heart

Épisode diffusé le 26 sept. 1964
TV-14
51min

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6,6/10

598

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William Shatner in Au-delà du réel (1963)

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFollowing a mission to Venus, an astronaut finds himself constantly cold and has strange dreams about encountering an alien outside his spacecraft.Following a mission to Venus, an astronaut finds himself constantly cold and has strange dreams about encountering an alien outside his spacecraft.Following a mission to Venus, an astronaut finds himself constantly cold and has strange dreams about encountering an alien outside his spacecraft.

Réalisation
- Charles F. Haas
Scénario
- Daniel B. Ullman
- Leslie Stevens
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

6,6/10

598

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Charles F. Haas
Scénario
- Daniel B. Ullman
- Leslie Stevens
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Anecdotes
The large white chamber shown in the lab is actually a thermal/vacuum chamber which simulates the vacuum of space and the temperature extremes encountered in orbit (-300 to +300 degrees F). The chamber is still used in testing satellites prior to launch.

Gaffes
In several instances the strings controlling the movements of the alien creature are visible.

Citations
Dr. Mike: Your medics check you out all the time, don't they?
Jeff Martin: Affirmative.
Dr. Mike: Come on, answer in English.
Jeff Martin: Yes.

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Cold Hands, Warm Heart

Colonel Jeff Barton (William Shatner) is an astronaut who orbited around Venus and has returned. He has become a celebrity and is also promoted to a General.

The next mission is to land in Mars and Barton will head Project Vulcan.

However his wife Ann (Geraldine Brooks) notices something strange. Jeff drinks a cup of coffee that is piping hot. He then feels cold all the time, turning up the heating really high.

Later his hands become webbed and he has nightmares of a Venusian creature.

Shatner and Brooks are great. The story though is not so great. Barton has been affected by something in the Venusian atmosphere but the space medics seem to be unbothered until it is too late. You would think he would had been monitored more by them.

The ending seemed to be unnecessary pat.