Time Machine: The Journey Back

Documentary/Sequel to 1960 adaptation of "The Time Machine"

Cast

Rod Taylor

as Self / Narrator / H.G. Welles

Alan Young

as David Filby

Whit Bissell

as Walter Kemp

Wah Chang

as Self

Gene Warren

as Self

Bob Burns

as Self

Michael J. Fox

as Self

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