The Monster From the Id as it attacks the crew of the C-57D in Forbidden Planet (1956).
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The Monster From the Id as it attacks the crew of the C-57D in Forbidden Planet (1956).
C-57D landing on Altair IV - Forbidden Planet (1956)
United Planets Cruiser C-57D, landing on Altair IV.
The crew of the United Planets starship C-57D armed and ready!
What they're battling against!
"As you can see, the doohickey is connected to the whatchamacallit by means of this gizmo."
Chief Quinn (Richard Anderson) uses some sophisticated techno-babble while speaking to Commander J.J. Adams (Leslie Nielsen) and Lieutenant "Doc" Ostrow (Warren Stevens) in Forbidden Planet (1956)
Inside the C-57D from Forbidden Planet (1956).
Commander J.J. Adams (Leslie Nielsen) takes over the controls of the Starcruiser C-57D for the final approach to the Forbidden Planet (1956).
A schematic of the United Planets Cruiser C-57D from Forbidden Planet (1956) by Jon C. Rogers.
From scenes inside the ship from the film, as well as fan-made blueprints that have been made, the C-57D is pretty cramped. I would say it's on par with World War ll-era submarines or other smaller naval vessels from that time.