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Forbidden Planet - Film brings you a classic science-fiction icon recognized for its pioneering electronic score and enduring cultural impact. This page highlights the film’s biography, soundtrack milestones, and the latest revival screenings. We’ve got you covered with trusted, no-fuss access to tickets and upcoming appearances tied to this science-fiction cornerstone.

Artist note

A sourced detail

Location context: originally released in 1956, the film remains a staple of cinematic history in the United States and continues to inspire new generations through curated screenings by major revival programs in cities like Los Angeles, Tampa, and Santa Ana.

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For fans and newcomers alike, secure your seats through a reliable, straightforward process. We provide clear access to event details, dates, and venue information, plus official social channels for Forbidden Planet - Film and related artists. If you’re exploring the film’s legacy, consider exploring the early electronic score by Louis and Bebe Barron, whose work on the soundtrack marked a watershed moment in music technology.

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Documented collaborators

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The essentials

Quick Facts About Forbidden Planet - Film

  • 1956 American science-fiction film directed by Fred M. Wilcox, starring Walter Pidgeon, Anne Francis, and Leslie Nielsen; features Robby the Robot.
  • First feature film score created entirely with electronic circuits by Louis and Bebe Barron; groundbreaking in the history of electronic music.
  • Barrons released the Forbidden Planet soundtrack on Planet Records in 1976 (LP); later reissued as an MGM/CMG‑linked CD (1989) by GNP Crescendo; a 1986 30th‑anniversary CD edition is noted in sources.
  • The film was inducted into the U.S. National Film Registry in 2013 as culturally significant.
  • 2025 film screenings and events include: American Cinematheque (January 18, 2025, Los Angeles), Tampa Theatre (October 22, 2025), and Frida Cinema Santa Ana (November 15, 2025) as part of revival programs.

The records

Forbidden Planet - Film Discography

  • Forbidden Planet – Original MGM Soundtrack
    1989 · GNP Crescendo
  • Forbidden Planet – Forbidden Planet Original Soundtrack
    1976 · Planet Records
  • Forbidden Planet – 30th Anniversary CD
    1986 · Unknown/Unspecified

For fans and newcomers alike, secure your seats through a reliable, straightforward process. We provide clear access to event details, dates, and venue information, plus official social channels for Forbidden Planet - Film and related artists. If you’re exploring the film’s legacy, consider exploring the early electronic score by Louis and Bebe Barron, whose work on the soundtrack marked a watershed moment in music technology.

Social and official resources: follow the performers and collaborators for updates, and check venue pages for the most current scheduling and venue specifics. We’re here to help you find the right screening and make your viewing experience seamless.

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