My Favorite Martian (1999)

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Written by Sherri Stoner, Deanna Oliver

Directed by Donald Petrie

Running Time: 95 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1999

Rating: PG Certificate

Filmed in Colour

Tim O'Hara, an ambitious TV reporter, stumbles upon a Martian who has just crashed on Earth. Thinking this is the story of the Millennium, Tim schemes to expose the Martian -- who has taken human form as "Uncle Martin." When Tim's efforts are constantly foiled by Uncle Martin's crazy antics, he decides to help the resourceful alien return home.

Cast

Image for Christopher LloydChristopher LloydUncle Martin
Image for Jeff DanielsJeff DanielsTim O'Hara
Image for Elizabeth HurleyElizabeth HurleyBrace Channing
Image for Daryl HannahDaryl HannahLizzie
Wallace ShawnColeye
Christine EbersoleMrs. Brown
Michael LernerMr. Channing
Ray WalstonArmitan
Shelley MalilFelix
Jeremy HotzBilly
T.K. CarterLenny
Dawn MaxeySalesgirl
Steven Anthony LawrenceNurplex Kid
Michael ChieffoEarl Metz
Troy EvansCap. Dalton
Arthur SenzyCmdr. Murdoch
Image for Charles ChunCharles ChunRadar Controller
Michael DempseyVan Gundy
David St. JamesPrescott
Dee Anne HelselDressing Room Woman
Joe GarrettHardware Store Employee
Lorin McCraleyCool Dude
Ken ThorleyKGSC-TV Floor Manager
Tom HallickHoward Greenly
Barry PearlNews Director
Buck KartalianMuscle Man
Steve BondThe SETI Group Driver
Sylvester 'Bear' TerkayHuge Guard
Michael Bailey SmithBig Guard
Jean-Luc MartinGuard at Gate
Christian KeiberLt. Murphy
Rick KleberMr. Butz
Debra ChristoffersonMrs. Butz
Howard H. RossNewspaper Man

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