| The Last Starfighter | |||||
| Universal Studios (1984) | |||||
| Adventure, Family, Science Fiction | |||||
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| Kay E. Kuter | Enduran |
| Dan Mason | Lord Kril |
| Lance Guest | Alex Rogan / Beta Alex |
| Dan O'Herlihy | Grig |
| Catherine Mary Stewart | Maggie Gordon |
| Barbara Bosson | Jane Rogan |
| Norman Snow | Xur |
| Robert Preston | Centauri |
| Chris Hebert | Louis Rogan |
| John O'Leary | Rylan Bursar |
| George McDaniel | Kodan Officer |
| Charlene Nelson | Rylan Technician |
| John Maio | Friendly Alien |
| Robert Starr | Underling |
| Al Berry | Rylan Spy |
| Regissör | Nick Castle
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| Producent | Gary Adelson
Edward O. Denault |
| Manusförfattare | Jonathan R. Betuel
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| Filmfotograf | King Baggot
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| Kompositör | Craig Safan
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The Last Starfighter is the story of a young man, Alex Rogan (Lance Guest) who longs to escape the trailer park where he lives with this mother and his brother Louis (Chris Herbert). He hopes to make that escape by leaving for college with his girlfriend Maggie (Catherine Mary Stewart). However, when his application is rejected, he is sure that they will be stuck in the trailor park forever. He takes his frustrations out by blasting alien ships in the video game at the local store, little knowing that the game is more than it seems and may hold his ticket to adventure and a life far from the trailer park. |
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