Alien Autopsy

Watch: Alien Autopsy

PG-13

4/7/20061h 35m

Theatrical Release (US)

~ Prepare To Be Stitched Up! ~

Overview:

Humouristic reconstruction of the 1995 scandal when two British lads were accused of having faked a documentary from the Roswell incident in 1947.

Director:

Jonny Campbell

Status:

Released

Language:

English

Buget:

$0.00

Revenue:

$0.00

Key words:

central intelligence agency (cia)
autopsy
alien
videotape

Cast

Declan Donnelly

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Ray Santilli

Anthony McPartlin

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Gary Shoefield

Bill Pullman

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Morgan Banner

Götz Otto

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Laszlo Voros

Morwenna Banks

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Jasmine

Omid Djalili

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Melik

Harry Dean Stanton

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Harvey

Mike Blakeley

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Camera Team

Matthew Blakeley

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Camera Team

John Shrapnel

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Michael Kuhn

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Reviews (1)

r96sk
Written 4 month(s) ago
6
'Alien Autopsy' is probably better than it had any right to be. With that said, I can't honestly class this as good. I wouldn't actually say the plot and its pacing is bad, but there isn't enough to it to entertain. It does, however, have the novelty of Ant & Dec as leads.

Those two, in case you didn't know, are big time television presenters over here in the United Kingdom, like truly household names. Growing up, I knew they had done some acting with this 2006 release and had seens bits of it on the tele many years back. Good to finally see it all.

It is, as noted at the top, better than I would've predicted, especially knowing that it was the two's first (and last) foray into acting. Declan Donnelly is actually an alright actor, Anthony McPartlin not quite so much but the former is serviceable for this sorta movie.

Bill Pullman appears for star involvement, as does Harry Dean Stanton. Omid Djalili appears as well, he is a comedian I like. Jimmy Carr was too once upon a time, he has a bit part here. Götz Otto's character is the weakest part of this film, which is unfortunate for the German.

Fascinating to learn about the true story that this flick is based upon. You gotta respect the hustle of Ray Santilli and Gary Shoefield, to be honest.