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| MGM/UA (1973) | |||||
| Action, Science Fiction, Thriller, Western | |||||
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#1121 |
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| Richard Benjamin | Martin | |
| James Brolin | Blane | |
| Yul Brynner | Gunslinger | |
| Victoria Shaw | Queen | |
| Charles Seel | Bellhop | |
| Linda Scott | Arlette | |
| Orville Sherman | Supervisor | |
| Linda Gaye Scott | Arlette | |
| Majel Barrett | Miss Carrie | |
| Norman Bartold | Medieval Knight | |
| Alan Oppenheimer | Chief Supervisor | |
| Dick Van Patten | Banker | |
| Steve Franken | Technician | |
| Michael T. Mikler | Black Knight | |
| Terry Wilson | Sheriff | |
| Anne Randall | Daphne | |
| Julie Marcus | Girl in Dungeon | |
| Sharyn Wynters | Apache Girl | |
| Richard Benjamin | Peter Martin | |
| James Brolin | John Blane | |
| Victoria Shaw | Medieval Queen |
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| Producer | Paul Lazarus III
Michael I. Rachmil Michael Rachmil Paul N. Lazarus III |
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| Writer |
Michael Crichton
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| Cinematography |
Gene Polito
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| Musician |
Fred Karlin
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A amusement park for rich vacationers. The park provides its customers a way to live out their fantasies through the use of robots that provide anything they want. Two of the vacationers choose a wild west adventure. However, after a computer breakdown, they find that they are now being stalked by a rogue robot gun-slinger. |
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