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Doran William Cannon (adaptation)
Aldous Huxley (novel)
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7 March 1980 (USA) more
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In a future society based on pleasure without moral worries, love is prohibited but casual sex, now called 'engaging'... more | add synopsis
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Nominated for 2 Primetime Emmys. more
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Julie Cobb | ... | Linda Lysenko |
 | Bud Cort | ... | Bernard Marx |
| Keir Dullea | ... | Thomas Grambell |
| Ron O'Neal | ... | Mustapha Mond |
 | Marcia Strassman | ... | Lenina Disney |
| Kristoffer Tabori | ... | John Savage |
| Dick Anthony Williams | ... | Helmholz Watson |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Jonelle Allen | ... | Fanny Crowne |
| Jeannetta Arnette | ... | Dwightina |
| Casey Biggs | ... | Beta lighthouse guard |
 | Reb Brown | ... | Henry |
| Tara Buckman | ... | Alpha Teacher |
| Nigel Bullard | ... | Plant Manager |
| Shane Butterworth | ||
| Lee Chamberlin | ... | Head Nanny Nurse |
| Sam Chew Jr. | ... | Chief Dispenser |
| Beatrice Colen | ... | Gamma Female |
 | Patrick Cronin | ... | Gamma Male |
| Valerie Curtin | ... | Chief Warden Stelina Shell |
 | Jeff Doucette | ... | Cosmetization Technician |
| Peter Elbling | ... | Darwin Bonaparte |
 | Marneen Fields | ... | Futuristic Factory Worker |
| Aron Kincaid | ... | J. Edgar Millhouse |
 | Susan Krebs | ... | Anita Shapely |
| Carole Mallory | ... | Miss Trotsky |
| Tricia O'Neil | ... | Maoina Krupps |
| Victoria Racimo | ... | Beta Teacher |
 | Dee Dee Rescher | ... | Neighbor Woman |
| Murray Salem | ... | Chief Engineer |
| Delia Salvi | ... | High Priestess |
| Delos V. Smith Jr. | ||
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USA:180 min (including commercials)
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This movie was revolutionary because it showed what medical science could lead us to one day. The movie was based off the book and the book was written in 1931, so you can see Aldous Huxley's vivid imagination of what the world would be like hundreds of years down the road following the perfection of cloning. Stem cell research is not all bad but continuing practicing to clone could very well lead us down the "Brave New World" path. Now I don't fully believe that the world will turn out that way, but if you researched the origin of any of the greatest technology we have today you will see that the ideas for them started with a vision. Those visions, along with dedicated practice and increasingly advanced technology, have helped us get to the point we are now. I just thought this movie was interesting because it gave us a glimpse of what our world might be like in 2540, if not sooner. Scientists are working vigorously on stem cell and stem cell related studies and now that Obama has just allowed the practice to continue, it is only a matter of time before it is perfected.