| Strange Invaders | |
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| Credits | |
| Title: | Strange Invaders |
| Director: | Michael Laughlin |
| Writers: | William Condon; Michael Laughlin; Walter Davis |
| Producers: | Walter Coblenz; Joel Cohen; Richard Moore |
| Composer: | John Addison |
| Cinematography: | Louis Horvath |
| Editors: | John W. Wheeler |
| Production | |
| Distributed by: | Orion Pictures |
| Released: | September 16th, 1983 |
| Rating: | PG |
| Running time: | 92 min. |
| Country: | USA |
| Language: | English |
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Strange Invaders is a low-budget feature film of the science fiction genre. It was directed by Michael Laughlin with a screenplay written by Laughlin and Bill Condon based on a story treatment by Condon, Laughlin and Walter Davis. It was produced by Orion Pictures and released theatrically in the United States on September 16th, 1983. The film stars Paul Le Mat as Charles Bigelow, Nancy Allen as Betty Walker, Diana Scarwid as Margaret, Michael Lerner as Willie Collins, and Louise Fletcher as Mrs. Benjamin.
Cast[]
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
| Paul Le Mat | Charles Bigelow |
| Nancy Allen | Betty Walker |
| Diana Scarwid | Margaret |
| Michael Lerner | Willie Collins |
| Louise Fletcher | Mrs. Benjamin |
| Wallace Shawn | Earl |
| Fiona Lewis | Waitress/Avon lady |
| Kennethy Tobey | Arthur Newman |
| June Lockhart | Mrs. Bigelow |
| Charles Lane | Professor Hollister |
| Lulu Sylbert | Elizabeth |
| Joel Cohen | Tim |
| Dan Shor | Teen boy |
| Dey Young | Teen girl |
| Jack Kehler | Gas station attendant |
| Mark Goddard | Detective |
| Thomas Kopache | State trooper |
| Bobby Pickett | Editor |
| Connie Killers | Connie |
| Nancy Johnson | Stewardess #1 |
| Betsy Pickering | Stewardess #2 |
| Jonathan Ulmer | Room service waiter |
| Ron Gillham | First alien |
| Al Roberts | Man in dark glasses |
| Edwina Follows | Nurse |
| Patti Medwid | Room service waitress |
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1950s; Alien abduction; Alien invasion; Alien life forms; Boy; Brooklyn Bridge; Detective; Diner; Disfigurement; Dogs; Editor; Extraterrestrial; Flight attendant; Girl; Government conspiracies; Illinois; Mental health facility; New York; New York City; Nurse; Professor; Reporter; Scientist; Student; Telekinesis; U.F.O.; Waitress