USA, 30 October 1994
100m
videotape, colour, 1.33:1
stereo, English
An American science fiction television film directed by Robert Iscove. It takes the form of a fake news broadcast.
Plot Summary
Television news covers the aftermath of three huge meteor fragments hit the Earth. It soon becomes clear that the meteors were deliberately fired at the Earth by an alien race.
Credits
Crew
Directed by: Robert Iscove
© 1994 Mountain View Productions
Wolper Organization, Warner Bros. Television
Executive Producers: Mark M. Wolper, David L. Wolper
Co-Executive Producer: Jeremy Thorn
Produced by: Robert Iscove, Nancy Platt Jacoby
Coordinating Producer: Mandy Luther
Associate Producer: Kim Rozenfeld
Teleplay by: Peter Lance
Story by: Jeremy Thorn, Walon Green, Peter Lance
Director of Photography: John Beymer
Director of Photography/Camera Operator: Patrick Higgins
Edited by: Martin Nicholson, Frederick Peterson
Music by: Craig Safan
Sound Mixers: Damon Lance, Walt Martin, Peter Granat
Costume Designer: Linda Ann Stein
Make-Up Artist: Deborah Price
Production Design by: Richard B. Lewis
Casting by: Barbara Claman
Cast
Sander Vanocur (himself)
Jane Kaczmarek (Dr Caroline Jaffe)
Bree Walker Lampley (herself)
Dwier Brown (Matt Jensen)
Brian McNamara (Mike Curtis)
James Morrison (Paul Whitaker)
Ashley Peldon (Kimberly Hastings)
James Handy (Dr Norbert Hazelton)
Kario Salem (Dr Avram Mandel)
Spencer Garrett (Paul Collingwood)
Gene Hecht (Barbara Shiller)
John De Lancie (Barry Steinbrenner)
Patty Toy (Denise Wong)
Denise Lipscomb (Dr Richard Pearson)
Ron Canada (Terrence Freeman)
Victor Wilson (Mark Manetti)
Phillip Baker Hall (Dr Kurt Lowden)
Jim Pirri (Robert Marino)
Alan Scarfe (General Lucian Alexander)
Alternative Titles
Alerta Mortal – Brazil
Bez ostrzeżenia – Poland
Ilma hoiatuseta – Estonia
Tod aus dem All – Germany
Utan varning – Sweden
Без предупреждения – Russia
References
Books
- Cyborgs, Santa Claus and Satan: Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films Made for Television by Fraser A. Sherman p.216 – note
- Horror and Science Fiction Films IV by Donald C. Willis p.562
- Video Dungeon: The Collected Reviews by Kim Newman pp.287-288
