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| Sean Connery | Marshal William T. O'Niel | |
| Peter Boyle | Mark B. Sheppard | |
| Frances Sternhagen | Dr. Marian Lazarus | |
| James Sikking | Security Sgt. Montone | |
| Kika Markham | Carol O'Niel | |
| Clarke Peters | Security Cpl. Ballard | |
| Steven Berkoff | Sagan | |
| John Ratzenberger | Tarlow | |
| Nicholas Barnes | Paul O'Niel | |
| Manning Redwood | Lowell |
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| Producer | Stanley O'Toole
Charles Orme |
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| Writer | Peter Hyams
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| Cinematography | Stephen Goldblatt
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| Musician | Jerry Goldsmith
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"This science-fiction epic delivers all the goods" - John Stanley, The Creature Features Movie Guide Io, Jupiter's innermost moon, hosts mining colony Con-Am 27, a high-tech hellhole. There a veteran marshal (Sean Connery) probes some mysterious deaths of miners. In pursuit of the truth, he's alone. In Outland, writer/director Peter Hyams (Timecop, 2010) depicts a chilling extension of today's corporation-driven world. Dehumanization is vividly evoked in Philip Harrison's striking production design and two-time Academy Award winner John Stears' special effects. The spellbinding result is " a movie of unexpected pleasures" (Vincent Canby, The New York Times). |
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