The Cat which comes from space

the Cat which comes from space ( The Cat from Outer Space ) is an American film carried out by Norman Tokar, left in 1978.

Synopsis

Constrained to be posed on the Earth of with engineering problems, extraterrestrial the " Zounar J5/9 doric 47" has only 48 hours to repair its vaissau space under penalty of remaining on Earth forever. This extraterrestrial, which proves to be a cat, is equipped with a collar which confers to him capacity telepathic and of thought transference, which enables him to speak with human without stirring up the lips.

Having atteri close to a military camp, the vaissau is immediately confiscated by the army directed by the Stilton General. This one requires the collaboration of the best scientific insitution in order to determine from which this machine comes and which led it. The cat sees the occasion there to unearth the most gifted scientist in order to help it to repair its vaissau space. It chooses Frank Wilson, scientist with a little whimsical theories and little considered by its superiors.

Will the cat, renamed Jake, helped of Frank and its friends, manage to repair its vaissau in time, without being made track by the industrial soldiers, scientists and even spies while wanting with his collar?

Data sheet

  • Title: the Cat which comes from space
  • original Titer: The Cat from Outer Space
  • Realization: Norman Tokar
  • Scenario: Ted Key
  • Production: Ron Miller, Norman Tokar and Jan Williams
  • Production company: Walt Disney Pictures
  • Music: Lalo Schifrin
  • Photography: Charles F. Wheeler
  • Assembly: Knitting machine Warburton
  • Artistic director: E. Preston Hearts and John B. Mansbridge
  • Costumes: Chuck Keehne and Emily Sundby
  • Country of origin: the United States
  • Format: Colors - 1,66:1 - Mono - 35 mm
  • Kind: Comedy, science fiction
  • Lasted: 104 minutes
  • Coming out date: June 9th 1978 (the United States)

Distribution

  • Ken Berry : Doctor Franklin “Frank” Wilson
  • Sandy Duncan: Doctor Elizabeth “Liz” Bartlett
  • Harry Morgan: the general Stilton
  • Roddy McDowall: Mr. Stallwood
  • McLean Stevenson: Doctor Norman Link
  • Jesse White: Earnest Ernie
  • Alan Young: Wenger, the veterinary surgeon
  • Hans Conried: Doctor Heffel
  • Ronnie Schell: the Duffy sergeant/the voice of the cat
  • James Hampton: the captain Anderson
  • Howard Platt: the colonel Woodruff
  • William Prince: Mr. Charlie Olympus
  • Ralph Manza: Weasel
  • Tom Pedi: Honest Harry
  • Hank Jones: an officer

Around film

  • turning was held with Newhall, in California.
  • Among the many Disney films in catches of real sights putting in scene animals, let us quote Ah! Which life of dog (1959), Big Red (1962), Savage Sam (1963), the Spy with the velvet legs (1965), Four basset hounds for Danish (1966), the Horse with the gold shoes (1968) or the Duck with gold eggs (1971).
  • the idea starting, namely an extraterrestrial saucer which is crushed on Earth and of which the occupants must repair of speed their machine to be able to set out again, is the same one as in the Meteor of the night ( It Came from Outer Space ), carried out by Jack Arnold in 1953. The original title of the Chat which comes from space is a wink with that of the Météore of the night .
  • Left less than one year after Meetings the third type (1977), the French posters of film had for hangs It is a meeting of funny of type.

Distinctions

See too

Internal bond

  • List of the cats of fiction

External bonds

  • the Cat which comes from space on Internet Movie Database
  • Critique DevilDead

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