| The Last Starfighter | |||||
| Universal Studios (1984) | |||||
| Adventure, Family, Science Fiction | |||||
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#1460 |
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| Kay E. Kuter | ||
| Dan Mason | ||
| Lance Guest | ||
| Dan O'Herlihy | ||
| Catherine Mary Stewart | ||
| Barbara Bosson | ||
| Norman Snow | ||
| Robert Preston | ||
| Chris Hebert | ||
| John O'Leary | ||
| George McDaniel | ||
| Charlene Nelson | ||
| John Maio | ||
| Robert Starr | ||
| Al Berry |
| Director |
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| Producer | Gary Adelson
Edward O. Denault |
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| Writer | Jonathan R. Betuel
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| Cinematography | King Baggot
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| Musician | Craig Safan
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The Last Starfighter tells the story of Alex, a young man trapped n the life of a trailer park mechanic. His mastery of a video game leads to being recruited as the only hope of an intergalactic civilization nearly wiped out by a merciless enemy. |
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