Revealing mistake: During practically every scene with Dr. Nadir, the prosthetics to make his cranium look more 'alien' are visible. In particular, when the Queen realises he's been shooting down spaceships and not missiles and calls him a 'fool', at the back of the neck the line where the concealing make-up ends is evident. Throughout the rest of the movie the other Martians have similar if not even more obvious bald caps. (00:17:45)
Frankenstein Meets the Spacemonster (1965)
1 revealing mistake
Directed by: Robert Gaffney
Starring: James Karen, Lou Cutell, Marilyn Hanold, Nancy Marshall
Revealing mistake: During practically every scene with Dr. Nadir, the prosthetics to make his cranium look more 'alien' are visible. In particular, when the Queen realises he's been shooting down spaceships and not missiles and calls him a 'fool', at the back of the neck the line where the concealing make-up ends is evident. Throughout the rest of the movie the other Martians have similar if not even more obvious bald caps. (00:17:45)
Karen Grant: He could be out there somewhere wandering around. Hurt.
Dr. Adam Steele: You mean defective, inoperative.
Karen Grant: I know he's not human, but he's capable of experiencing pain.