
USA, 7 April 1986
99m
35mm film, Technicolor, 4:3
mono, English
An American science fiction television film directed by Michael Chapman.
Premise
A reporter uncovers a plot by aliens and their androids to invade the Earth. When he's seen destroying one of the androids, he's forced on the run in search of his girlfriend who was replaced by the machine he destroyed. He learns that there's a whole group of people who were abducted during an airplane flight and sets out to find and destroy all of their replacements…
Credits
Crew
Directed by: Michael Chapman
Universal
Executive Producer: Roderick Taylor
Supervising Producer: Alex Beaton
Associate Producers: Bruce A. Taylor, Robin Buxton
Written by: Roderick Taylor & Bruce A. Taylor
Director of Photography: Paul Goldsmith
Edited by: Frank Mazzola
Music: Sylvester Levay and Udi [real name: Udi Harpaz]
Theme: Sylvester Levay
Sound: Edwin J. Somers Jr
Costume Supervisor: Thomas Johnson
Make Up: Michael Westmore, Zoltan Elek
Hair: Diane Taylor
Art Director: Kirk Axtell
Casting: Tom Pemrick
Locations: Crestline, California, USA
Cast
Mark Lindsay Chapman (Robert Armor)
Susan Blakely (Layla)
Lisa Blount (Cindy)
Brion James (alien leader)
Earl Boen (Sid)
Geoffrey Lewis (Alan Jeffries
Catherine Mary Stewart (Angela Taylor]
Nicole Eggert (Elyse)
Paul Brinegar (Pops)
Barry Pearl (Eddie)
Barbara Townsend (Celia Evans)
Christopher Johnston (Christopher)
Channing Chase (Susan Weiss)
Glen Vernon (Henry Evans)
Richard Partlow (FBI agent #2)
Biff Yeager (FBI agent #1)
Toni Attell (Patty)
James Parkes (policeman)
Rodger LaRue (man in coat)
Stanley Bennett Clay (Cammie)
Alternative Titles
Die Androiden – West Germany video title
O Aniquilador – Brazil
Executor – Finland
Links
See also
The Terminator (1984)
References
Books
- Cyborgs, Santa Claus and Satan: Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films Made for Television by Fraser A. Sherman pp.15-16
- Hoffman's Guide to SF, Horror and Fantasy Movies 1991-1992 p.25 – credits, review
- Horror and Science Fiction Films IV by Donald C. Willis pp.20-21 – credits