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Creature

Year:

1985

Duration:

97 min

Genres:

Horror | Sci-Fi

IMDB rate:

4.2

Director:

William Malone

Awards:

2 nominations

Details

Country: USA

Release Date: 1985-05-08

Earnings

Budget: $750,000

Opening Weekend: $811,243 (USA) (8 May 1985)

Gross: $4,782,000 (USA) (24 September 1985)

Cast

Actor

Character

Eileen Seeley

Stan Ivar

Mike Davison

Wendy Schaal

Beth Sladen

Lyman Ward

David Perkins

Robert Jaffe

Jon Fennel

Diane Salinger

Melanie Bryce

Annette McCarthy

Dr. Wendy H. Oliver

Marie Laurin

Susan Delambre

Klaus Kinski

Hans Rudy Hofner

John Stinson

Astronaut #1

Jim McKeny

Astronaut #2

Buckley Norris

Concord technician #1

Michael Griswold

Concord Technician #2

David Moses

Mission Coordinator

Earle Dugan

Technician

Thomas C. James

Technician

Jeff Solomon

Creature Player

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Trivia

Some of the classic sci-fi props and gizmos in the movie are from Forbidden Planet (1956). Director/producer William Malone, a sci-fi fanatic, owns a collection of "Forbidden Planet" items (including Robby the Robot), and thought it would be fun to use some of them in his film.

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The special effects crew that worked here was the same in "Aliens" from James Cameron, a year after.

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The movie was titled "The Titan Find" in other parts of the world.

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Quotes

Beth Sladen: I saw a movie once, where a group of people were trapped in an ice station by a carrot from another planet.

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Mike Davison: We're sweating like champs and Fennel wasn't sweating at all.

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Hans Rudy Hofner: We found... a child's butterfly collection... but some of zees butterflies... were not too friendly...

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Faq

Why is the Saturn moon Titan chosen as the setting for the movie?

Titan is the most Earth-like satellite body in our solar system. With not so extreme temperatures as other planets and satellites as well as the only large liquid-bodies, Titan is the best choice for "probability". Also, it is within our solar system so it does not appear to need extremely super-advanced technologies and is much easier to believe.

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