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| Medium |
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| Production Year |
1974 |
| Certification |
G (USA) |
| Genre |
Comedy; Sci-Fi; Thriller; IMDb Comedy Section |
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| Nationality |
USA; IMDb USA Section |
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| Cast |
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| Actor/Actress |
Role |
| Narelle, Brian |
Lt. Doolittle |
| Kuniholm, Cal |
Boiler |
| Pahich, Dre |
Talby |
| O'Bannon, Dan |
Sgt. Pinback |
| Beckenbaugh, Adam |
Bomb #20 (uncredited) (voice) |
| Castle, Nick |
Alien (uncredited) |
| Knapp, Cookie |
Computer aka 'Mother' (uncredited) (voice) |
| Saunders, Joe |
Commander Powell (uncredited) |
| Sheretz, Alan |
Bomb #19 (uncredited) (voice) |
| Watkins, Miles |
Watkins - Mission Control (uncredited) |
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| Director |
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| Producer |
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| Writer |
Carpenter, John; O'Bannon, Dan |
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| Features |
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| Language Tracks |
English |
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| Audio Tracks |
Mono |
| Running Time |
83 |
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| Color Mode |
Color |
| Plot Summary |
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Low-budget story of four astronauts in deep space, whose mission is to destroy unstable planets in star systems which are to be colonised. The late Commander Powell is stored in deep freeze, where he is still able to offer advice. As their mission nears completion, they must cope with a runaway alien which resembles a beach-ball, faulty computer systems, and a "smart bomb" who thinks it is God.
Written by
Alexander Lum {aj_lum@postoffice.utas.edu.au}
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| Personal |
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| Personal Rating |
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| Gift |
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| Loaned |
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