The Little People (The Twilight Zone) Zone" historian Marc Zicree, series producer Buck Houghton discussed that the final scene in which the giant astronauts appear and stand towering behind the mountains in the foreground. He explained that this was an optically composited matte shot which combined new footage of the two actors playing the 'giants' with stock location footage of the real mountains around Death Valley, which had originally been filmed two years earlier for the Season 1 episode "I Shot an Arrow into the Air". Like many other installments of "Twilight Zone" episodes, this episode used several props and costumes originally created for MGM's "Forbidden
The Twilight People Manila and on location at a town called Teresa.\ Ashley considered the film to be one of his favorites, saying, "It was a lot of fun to do and there weren't a lot of problems on it." "The Twilight People" waa released in April 1972 at a runtime of 84 minutes. Playing double- and triple-bills at drive-in movie theaters, "The Twilight People" was a popular film. The film "did real well real quick," said Ashley. Notes Bibliography The Twilight People The Twilight People is a 1972 Filipino-American horror film directed by Eddie Romero. It was produced by Romero and John