Logan's Run
A Sandman named Logan must outrun his own termination by fleeing a glittering domed utopia that murders anyone who reaches thirty, racing against relentless hunters and a deadly desert to prove life can exist beyond the system’s deadline.
“Welcome to the 23rd century. The perfect world of total pleasure...there's just one catch.”
Synopsis
In the 23rd century, the inhabitants of a domed city enjoy all the pleasures of life, but no one is permitted to live beyond the age of 30. On their 30th birthday, citizens may attempt to be "renewed" through a civic ceremony, granting them a chance to continue living. If unsuccessful, the only remaining option is to escape.
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Edited by Bob WymanShot by Ernest LaszloScored by Jerry GoldsmithDesigned by Dale HennesyCostumes by Bill Thomas Nm0858528Stunts by Bill Couch
Box Office
1976 · Box office
✅ Made its money back — grossed 2.8× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$25.0M
Also known as
- Flucht ins 23. Jahrhundertde
- L'Âge de cristalfr
- La fuga di Loganit
- (English)Logan's Run
- (Bulgarian)Бягството на Логан
Release dates around the world5 countries · showhide
- United StatesJun 23, 1976
- United KingdomSep 30, 1976
- IrelandNov 19, 1976
- SpainDec 20, 1976
- FranceDec 22, 1976
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Cast & Crew
132 unique people credited
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Supporting cast
23David Westberg
as Sandman
Camilla Carr
as Sanctuary Woman
Greg Lewis
as Cub
Ashley Cox
as Timid Girl
Bill Couch
as Sandman
Glenn R Wilder
as Runner
Lewis Abernathy
as Sandman
Joe L Blevins
as Last Day Character
Roger Borden
as Sandman Daniel
Greg Bransom
as Sand Man
Paula Crist
as City Dweller
Jody Dean
as Extra
Virginia Ann Ford
as The City Computer
Chuck Gaylord
as Cub
Mitch Gaylord
as Cub
Johnny Haymer
Jessie Kirby
as Confused City Dweller
Greg Michaels
as 3rd Sanctuary Man, Ambush Man
Bob Neill
as 1st Sanctuary Man
Renie Radich
as Love Shop Woman with Toy
Candice Rialson
as 1st Screamer in Logan's Apartment
Cheryl Smith
as Screamer Party Woman
Ron D Thornton
as Runner Great Hall
Directors
2Writers
3Producers
3Other crew
96Frank Van Der Veer
additional visuals (as Frank Van Der Veer)
David Silver
assistant director
Chuck Ellison
assistant film editor (as Charles G. Ellison)
Larry Robinson
assistant: L. B. Abbott
Freeman A Davies
associate film editor (as Freeman A. Davies Jr.)
George Clayton Johnson
based on the novel "Logan's Run
William F Nolan
based on the novel "Logan's Run" and
Jack Baur
Casting Director
Don Stott
chief set electrician
Stefan Wenta
choreography
Ernest Laszlo
Cinematographer, director of photography
Jerry Goldsmith
Composer
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