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| Studio Home Entertainment (2001) | |||||
| Science Fiction | |||||
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#414 |
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| Adrian Paul | Cole | |
| Amy Price-Francis | Mel Porter | |
| Leanne Wilson | Jess | |
| Geraint Wyn Davies | Zin | |
| Richard Yearwood | ||
| John Furey | ||
| Paul Hopkins | ||
| Joanie Laurer | ||
| Deborah Odell | ||
| Sean Bell | Gas Station Attendant | |
| Dean McDermott | ||
| Chyna | ||
| Richard Blackburn | General Young | |
| Crystal Camacho | Miss October | |
| Tig Fong | Guard | |
| Shontelle Pinch | Miss November | |
| Vanessa Reid | Miss February | |
| Shanly Trinida | Meagan | |
| Hayley Verlyn | Sidney | |
| Jonathan Walker | Tech | |
| Joanie Laurer | Ree | |
| Christopher Lee Clements | Guard #3 | |
| Debra Felstead | Tech #2 |
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| Producer | Gil Grant
Elain Scott Sherri Saito Peter M. Lenkov |
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| Writer |
Scott Peters
Gil Grant Grant Rosenberg |
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| Cinematography |
Milan Podsedly
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| Musician | Donald Quan
Brian Nevin |
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In a galaxy far away, alien criminals organize a spectacular prison break. Pursued by their home planet's authorities, their leader Zin decides there's only one place to go: through a wormhole that allows instantaneous travel to Earth. Cole is the Alien Tracker who's in hot pursuit of the escaped convicts. |
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