The Phoenix

Year: 1981

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: English

Director: Douglas Hickox

TV MovieFantasyScience Fiction

A godlike entity uncovered in an ancient sarcophagus on the South American plains is revived and must adapt to contemporary society while wielding his extraordinary powers to battle evil. This Superman‑inspired concept served as the pilot for the short‑lived 1981‑82 series.

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