Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Alex Hyde-White | ... | Dr. Reed Richards | |
Jay Underwood | ... | Johnny Storm | |
Rebecca Staab | ... | Susan Storm | |
Michael Bailey Smith | ... | Ben Grimm | |
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Ian Trigger | ... | Jeweler |
Joseph Culp | ... | Dr. Doom / Victor Von Doom | |
George Gaynes | ... | Professor | |
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Kat Green | ... | Alicia Masters |
Carl Ciarfalio | ... | Thing | |
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Chuck Butto | ... | Weasel (as Charles Butto) |
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Annie Gagen | ... | Mrs. Storm |
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Howard Shangraw | ... | Kragstadt |
David Keith Miller | ... | Trigorin | |
Robert Alan Beuth | ... | Dr. Hauptman (as Robert Beuth) | |
Patrick Richwood | ... | Messenger |
In this Marvel Comic adaption, four astronauts get bombarded with cosmic rays when an accident occurs. The four of them acquire special powers, and decide to form a superhero group called the Fantastic Four. They then fight their arch-enemy Dr. Doom. Written by Paul Zenisek <zenny@mn.frontiercomm.net>
Okay, Okay, it was an extreme B-Movie, although it was a Roger Corman film. Come on now, no one would watch this film expecting it to be a Fargo or Forrest Gump. It was a cheep laugh, and the only possible Fantastic Four movie we may ever see. Your best bet, go to a independent theater and sit though a movie with a very cheesy poster. You might get the idea what you'll be seeing here. For a College kid like me, it was great. I laughed the entire movie.