| INDEPENDENCE DAY | |||||
| Twentieth Century Fox (1996) | |||||
| Action, Science Fiction | |||||
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#1148 |
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| Will Smith | Capt. Steven Hiller | |
| Bill Pullman | President Thomas J. Whitmore | |
| Jeff Goldblum | David Levinson | |
| Mary McDonnell | Marilyn Whitmore | |
| Judd Hirsch | Julius Levinson | |
| Robert Loggia | General William Grey | |
| Randy Quaid | Russell Casse | |
| Margaret Colin | Constance Spano | |
| James Rebhorn | Albert Nimziki | |
| Harvey Fierstein | Marty Gilbert | |
| Adam Baldwin | Major Mitchell | |
| Brent Spiner | Dr. Brakish Okun | |
| James Duval | Miguel | |
| Vivica A. Fox | Jasmine Dubrow | |
| Lisa Jakub | Alicia |
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| Producer |
Dean Devlin
Roland Emmerich |
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| Writer |
Dean Devlin
Roland Emmerich |
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| Cinematography |
Karl Walter Lindenlaub
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| Musician |
David Arnold
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On July 2, a giant alien mothership enters orbit around Earth and deploys several dozen saucer-shaped "destroyer" spacecraft that quickly lay waste to major cities around the planet. On July 3, the United States conducts a coordinated counterattack that fails. On July 4 the a plan is devised to gain access to the interior of the alien mothership in space in order to plant a nuclear missile. |
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