The Day The Earth Stopped (2008)

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Written by Darren Dalton, Carey Van Dyke

Directed by C. Thomas Howell

Running Time: 115 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2008

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Futuristic tale of dread. Intergalactic robots threaten to destroy the Earth unless they are shown the value of humanity. Can anyone restore order before the planet is blasted to smithereens?

Cast

C. Thomas HowellJosh Myron
Image for Judd NelsonJudd NelsonCharlie
Darren DaltonPrewitt
Sinead McCaffertySky
Bug HallMan
Cameron BenderSam
Jonathan SandersAide
Lew KnoppDavis
Reiko KaneshiroLisa
Jason EllefsonDr. Shankman
Graham DenmanUrchin
Lynn BeaudoinTerrified Woman
BranwyneMourning Woman
Ben BrockChamps O'Fallon
Scotty CarlisleGuard
Brandon CluttonSpec Ops
Theron CookGuard
Stephanie GrecoAgent
John HarleyGuard
Warren HenrySpec Ops
Todd HonigMan Running
Daniel InkelesAgent
John KaryusTerrified Man
Tyler KosterSpec Ops
Brian KrowSpec Ops
Jeff M. LewisJeff
Shelby LewisChurch goer
Thunder McQuaidLt. Tuck Pendelton
Jake MillerSpec Ops
Patrick Ian MooreGuard
Alejandro MoraGuard
William MoreyDr. Will
Abigail Digna PrendesSky Baby
Jessica PrendesChurch goer
Jose PrendesGuard
Holly SlaterWoman Running
Raj ThiruselvanDrunk Man
Dustin J. TrostRunning Irishman
Prince Pheenix WadeGuard

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