Starcrossed (TV 1985)An alien woman is running from a deadly enemy and tries to hide on Earth where she meets a young mechanic, who helps her to get back home and to fight for the freedom of her people. Director:Jeffrey BloomWriter:Jeffrey Bloom |
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Title: Starcrossed (TV 1985)
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Joey Callaghan
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| Belinda Bauer | ... |
Mary the Alien
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Peter Kowanko | ... |
Stewy
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Ralph
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Jacqueline Brookes | ... |
Dr. Hobbes
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Ed Groenenberg | ... |
Enemy Alien #1
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Roland Groenenberg | ... |
Enemy Alien #2
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Chairman
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Federal Agent
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Fred Lee | ... |
Waiter
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Barbara Barnes-Hopkins | ... |
Waitress
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Andy Maton | ... |
Frankie
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An alien woman is running from a deadly enemy and tries to hide on Earth where she meets a young mechanic, who helps her to get back home and to fight for the freedom of her people.
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31 January 1985 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Das Girl vom anderen Stern See more »Company Credits
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Joey Callaghan: Because where you come from, you know, Freedom is not a tune you whistle, you know. But believe me ah, when I say this to you, that once you learn that tune, there's nobody, not anybody, that can take that away from you. Does that make sense?
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Music and Lyrics by Darrell Fetty and Anne Melville
Performed by Darrell Fetty
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Mary: I don't know why you're willing to do this.Joey Callaghan: Because where you come from, you know, Freedom is not a tune you whistle, you know. But believe me ah, when I say this to you, that once you learn that tune, there's nobody, not anybody, that can take that away from you. Does that make sense?
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"Put on the Run"Music and Lyrics by Darrell Fetty and Anne Melville
Performed by Darrell Fetty
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While I had no real problems with the storyline of this movie, I'm surprised that no other reviewer has mentioned the incredibly shoddy production values. Sound levels and quality fluctuate wildly - sometimes even in the same scene. The same is true for lighting and color saturation. It was extremely distracting. I might have rationalized that perhaps my local TV station just got a damaged print or something, until one scene cut was so bad it looked like Spader teleported from one spot to another. The angle and focus were terribly off and the cut was anything but seamless.
I liked the emotional depth of this sort of dumb film, but the bad production values and quality control made it a nightmare to watch. Thankfully, I saw it on TV and didn't have to pay anything for it.