The Invaders (TV 1995)

The classic sci-fi series of the '60s returns as one man, Scott Bakula, tries to stop an invasion of the earth by aliens disguised as humans.

Director:

Paul Shapiro

Writers:

Larry Cohen (television series), James Dott

Stars:

Scott Bakula, Elizabeth Peña, Richard Thomas

2 nominations.

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Scott Bakula	...	Nolan Wood
Elizabeth Peña	...	Ellen Garza
Richard Thomas	...	Jerry Thayer
DeLane Matthews	...	Amanda Thayer
Terence Knox	...	Police Lt. 'Mac' Coyle
Shannon Kenny	...	Grace
Raoul Trujillo	...	Carlos Suarez
Richard Belzer	...	Randy Stein
Mario Yedidia	...	Kyle Thayer
Roy Thinnes	...	David Vincent
Erik King	...	Dr. Josh Webber
Debra Jo Rupp	...	Rita
Channon Roe	...	Det. Rudnik
Jack Kehler	...	Monck Patterson
Jon Cypher	...	Sen. Alex Feinman

Storyline

The classic sci-fi series of the '60s returns as one man, Scott Bakula, tries to stop an invasion of the earth by aliens disguised as humans.

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Plot Keywords:

alien invasion

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Taglines:

Only one man has the power to stop them. And he's trying to save his family... Before it's too late.

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Genres:

Sci-Fi

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English Spanish

Release Date:

12 November 1995 (USA)

Also Known As:

Le retour des envahisseurs

Filming Locations:

1st Street Viaduct, Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

Fox Television Network, Papazian-Hirsch Entertainment International, Spelling Entertainment

Technical Specs

Runtime:

148 min 148 min (video) 60 min (3 episodes)

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Goofs

Nolan Wood as well as the train dispatcher refer to the subway 'driver' as "engineer" when in fact he is either a "motorman" or "train operator." Engineers run railroad trains.

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Connections

Follows The Invaders (1967)

User Reviews

The Invaders Movie

I agree that the movie "The Invaders" had its problems, it was long and tedious, and sometimes confusing. But to diss a movie because of Factual errors? Its Hollywood; what did you expect? them to hire Physics experts to give them the information to keep these factual mistakes down? raoulfenderson must be such, maybe he or she should offer services to Hollywood.. I enjoyed the movie for what it was, a movie, even though it was low tech, and tedious sometimes, as I believe the makers were shooting for. After all, the movie was based upon a somewhat campy/cheesy TV show from 1966/1967. As I write this, I am watching the series on SciFy Channel, just as cheesy as the movie, but just as enjoyable as the old days...