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The Red Planet: Mars (1999) (V)
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 | Evan Brainard | ... | Actor |
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| Ralph LaBarge | .... | producer | |
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| Paul Heath | .... | assistant art director | |
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| Gordon Waddell | .... | safety supervisor | |
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| Richard Bradshaw | .... | first assistant camera: second unit | |
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| Evan Brainard | .... | mechanical/costume designer: XFX | |
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This is as close to Mars as you will ever get. You fly over it and see real satellite images. You can change the angle and see it at different altitudes. There should be a DVD like that for other planets too!