Starman (1984) 6.9
An alien takes the form of a young widow's husband and asks her to drive him from Wisconsin to Arizona. The government tries to stop them. Director:John Carpenter |
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Starman (1984) 6.9
An alien takes the form of a young widow's husband and asks her to drive him from Wisconsin to Arizona. The government tries to stop them. Director:John Carpenter |
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| Jeff Bridges | ... | ||
| Karen Allen | ... | ||
| Charles Martin Smith | ... | ||
| Richard Jaeckel | ... | ||
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Robert Phalen | ... | |
| Tony Edwards | ... | ||
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John Walter Davis | ... | |
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Ted White | ... | |
| Dirk Blocker | ... |
Cop #1
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| M.C. Gainey | ... |
Cop #2
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Sean Stanek | ... |
Hot Rodder
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| George 'Buck' Flower | ... |
Cook
(as Buck Flower)
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Russ Benning | ... | |
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Ralph Cosham | ... | |
| David Wells | ... | ||
Jenny Hayden never did get over the death of her husband. So when an alien life form decides to model "himself" on the husband, Jenny is understandably confused if not terrified. The alien, or Starman, as he is called, has a deadline to meet, and kidnaps Jenny in order to meet it. Written by Rob Hartill
A great little film, much better than I was expecting. Jeff Bridges gives one of his best and strangest performances as the "Starman" with robotic like movements and very funny mimicking of human behaviour. Karenallen is wide eyed and feisty. Only sour point is the over saccharine score by Jack Nitzsche, it hasn't aged well and is now a little painful to listen to. Otherwise this is a wonderful and charming film. (8/10)