This SciFi classic from 1966 features 1964 Imperials in the opening scenes of the movie, both before and after the credits.
Below are several still pictures from the movie. In order to play, just click any of the pictures below--click on a small picture for a small (5.7 Meg) movie, or a large picture to view a larger, high quality clip suitable for viewing in "full-screen" mode; file size is 47 Meg. Left click to view the movie directly, or save to your hard drive by right-clicking and selecting "Save Target As". If you need help viewing, go to our "How To Play Imperial Movies" page. Enjoy!
| A diplomat disembarks from a plane and prepares to board a 1964 Imperial (LeBaron?). | |
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| Distinctive front view of the '64 Imperial as it whisks the diplomat through the night. | |
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| Another car bears down on the diplomat's 1964 Imperial and crashes into it in an assassination attempt. | |
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| The car bursts into flames, and the diplomat is quickly transferred to another car. | |
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| And all this happens even before the opening credits! | |
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| A scientist is called in the middle of the night for a mission as yet unknown to him, but which will involve shrinking down to microscopic level and entering the diplomat's body in order to save him. | |
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| Naturally, for a top-secret, vital mission such as this, he too is picked up in a 1964 Imperial! | |
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| The scientist and the Imperial arrive at a secret location, where he's told to remain inside the car... | |
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| ...as it descends on a secret platform to a laboratory below. | |
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| There, he's picked up by scientists. Last view of the '64 Imperial is probably the clearest available, since the early scenes are otherwise so dark. | |
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