World Without End

World Without End is a science-fiction B-movie, released in 1956 by Allied Artists. It starred Hugh Marlowe and Nancy Gates, and was directed by Edward Bernds. It was the first sci-fi thriller shot in CinemaScope Technicolor. This was an early screen role of Australian-born Rod Taylor, who would soon make his mark in science-fiction film history, portraying another time traveler in the George Pal production of The Time Machine. Similarities between The Time Machine and World Without End has the mutants living above ground in the latter and the hero ending up with the raven-haired Deena