Raumpatrouille - Die phantastischen Abenteuer des Raumschiffes Orion (1966-1966)
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Commander McLane and the crew of the fast space cruiser Orion patrol Earth's outposts and colonies in space and defend humanity from the alien 'Frogs'.
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Series Cast Summary
| Dietmar Schönherr | ... |
Cliff Allister McLane
(7 episodes, 1966)
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| Eva Pflug | ... |
Tamara Jagellovsk
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Wolfgang Völz | ... |
Mario de Monti
(7 episodes, 1966)
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| Claus Holm | ... |
Hasso Sigbjörnson
(7 episodes, 1966)
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| Friedrich G. Beckhaus | ... |
Atan Shubashi
(7 episodes, 1966)
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Ursula Lillig | ... |
Helga Legrelle
(7 episodes, 1966)
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| Benno Sterzenbach | ... |
General Wamsler
(7 episodes, 1966)
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Friedrich Joloff | ... |
Oberst Villa
(6 episodes, 1966)
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Thomas Reiner | ... |
Adjutant Michael Spring-Brauner
(6 episodes, 1966)
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Franz Schafheitlin | ... |
Sir Arthur
(5 episodes, 1966)
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Hans Cossy | ... |
Marshall Kublai-Krim
(5 episodes, 1966)
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| Charlotte Kerr | ... |
General Lydia van Dyke
(4 episodes, 1966)
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| Reinhard Glemnitz | ... |
Pieter-Paul Ibsen
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(4 episodes, 1966)
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Alfons Höckmann | ... |
Rott
(3 episodes, 1966)
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Gerhard Jentsch | ... |
Hydra-Astrogator
(3 episodes, 1966)
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| Norbert Gastell | ... |
Hydra-Offizier
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(3 episodes, 1966)
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| Herbert Fleischmann | ... |
Dr. Schiller
(2 episodes, 1966)
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| Alexander Hegarth | ... |
Dr. Heine
(2 episodes, 1966)
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Nino Korda | ... |
GSD-Ordonanz
(2 episodes, 1966)
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Emil Stöhr | ... |
von Wennerstein
(2 episodes, 1966)
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Hans Epskamp | ... |
Minister für außerplanetare Angelegenheiten
(1 episode, 1966)
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Siegurd Fitzek | ... |
Henryk, Verbannter auf Mura
(1 episode, 1966)
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| Wolfgang Büttner | ... |
Tourenne
(1 episode, 1966)
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Helmut Brasch | ... |
Kommodore Ruyther
(1 episode, 1966)
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Konrad Georg | ... |
Dr. Regwart
(1 episode, 1966)
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Erwin Linder | ... |
Professor Sherkoff
(1 episode, 1966)
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Liselotte Quilling | ... |
Ingrid Sigbjörnson
(1 episode, 1966)
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Herwig Walter | ... |
Richard Hall
(1 episode, 1966)
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| Maurice Teynac | ... |
Chefingenieur Kranz
(1 episode, 1966)
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| Sigfrit Steiner | ... |
Dr. Stass
(1 episode, 1966)
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Hans Wengefeld | ... |
Sprengmeister
(1 episode, 1966)
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Heinz Beck | ... |
GSD-Beamter
(1 episode, 1966)
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| Vivi Bach | ... |
Chroma-Ordonanz
(1 episode, 1966)
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Kunibert Gensichen | ... |
Abschnittsleiter
(1 episode, 1966)
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Rosemarie von Schach | ... |
Chroma-Ordonanz
(1 episode, 1966)
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Siegfried Fetscher | ... |
Hyperion-29 Offizier
(1 episode, 1966)
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Walter Gnilka | ... |
Chroma-Wissenschaftler
(1 episode, 1966)
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Christine Isensee | ... |
T.R.A.V.-Ordonanz
(1 episode, 1966)
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Wolf Rahtjen | ... |
Oberst Mulligan
(1 episode, 1966)
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Wilfried von Aacken | ... |
Chroma-Wissenschaftler
(1 episode, 1966)
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Wolf Petersen | ... |
Commander Alonzo Pietro
(1 episode, 1966)
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| Margot Trooger | ... |
SIE
(1 episode, 1966)
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Hans-Dieter Asner | ... |
Offizier
(1 episode, 1966)
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Erich Fritze |
(1 episode, 1966)
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| Albert Hehn | ... |
Commander Lindley
(1 episode, 1966)
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Paul Glawion |
(1 episode, 1966)
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| Willy Schäfer | ... |
Tau-Astrogator
(1 episode, 1966)
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| Claus Biederstaedt | ... |
Introduction
(uncredited)
(7 episodes, 1966)
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| Wolfgang Hess | ... |
Ground Control
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(uncredited)
(2 episodes, 1966)
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| Ursula Herwig | ... |
TRAV-Vorzimmerdame
(uncredited)
(2 episodes, 1966)
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Production Companies
- Bavaria Atelier
- Bavaria Film
- Norddeutscher Rundfunk (NDR)
- Office de Radiodiffusion Télévision Française (ORTF)
- Süddeutscher Rundfunk (SDR)
- Südwestfunk (SWF)
- Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR)
Distributors
- 1ère chaîne ORTF (1967) (France) (tv) (dubbed version)
- Astro Distribution (1996) (Germany) (video) (laserdisc)
- EuroVideo (1992) (Germany) (VHS)
- EuroVideo (1999) (Germany) (DVD)
- EuroVideo (2023) (Germany) (Blu-ray)
- EuroVideo (2023) (Germany) (Ultra HD Blu-ray)
- Magyar Televízió (1968) (Hungary) (tv)
- Rai 1 (1974) (Italy) (tv)
- Télévision Suisse-Romande (TSR) (1973) (Switzerland) (tv)
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | The take-off sequence(s) of the "Orion" from it's sub-sea base is in fact a "alka-seltzer" dissolving in water. The image was turned upside down (thus make the bubbles appearing to move downwards) and a cut-out spaceship picture was placed in the foreground over the tablet. See more » |
| Goofs | There is a large hole in the top of the glass helmets of the spacesuits which was used during filming to blow in warm air from a hair-dryer to prevent the glass steaming up. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Edited into Space Patrol Orion (2003). See more » |
| Quotes |
Introduction:
[opening narration]
What seems like a fairy tale today may be reality tomorrow. Here we have a fairy tale of the day after tomorrow. There are no more national states, only mankind and her colonies in outer space. We settle on stars far-off, the bottom of the sea is developed as living place. With what are today unimaginable speeds, the starships of tomorrow transverse the Milky Way. One of this starships is the Orion, a little piece in the giant security system which protects the Earth from outer space threats. Let's accompany the Orion and her crew at their patrols-service on the edge of infinity... See more » |