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| Eddie Murphy | Dave Ming Cheng / The Captain | |
| Elizabeth Banks | Gina Morrison | |
| Gabrielle Union | No. 3 ? Cultural Officer | |
| Scott Caan | Officer Dooley | |
| Ed Helms | No. 2 ? 2nd In Command | |
| Kevin Hart | No. 17 | |
| Mike O'Malley | Officer Knox | |
| Pat Kilbane | No. 4 ? Security Officer | |
| Judah Friedlander | Engineer | |
| Marc Blucas | Mark Rhodes | |
| Jim Turner | Doctor | |
| Austyn Myers | Josh Morrison (as Austin Lynd Myers) | |
| Adam Tomei | No. 35 | |
| Brian Huskey | Lieutenant Right Arm | |
| Shawn Christian | Lieutenant Left Arm |
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| Producer | Jon Berg
David T. Friendly |
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| Writer | Rob Greenberg
Bill Corbett |
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| Cinematography | J. Clark Mathis
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| Musician | John Debney
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It's not that he's clumsy, shy, or dressed for disco that makes Dave Ming Chang (Eddie Murphy) stand out from everyone else in New York City. It's that he's an alien! More accurately, he's an alien ship, on a mission to Earth to save his home planet. Torn between the voices in his head - a tiny alien crew led by a high strung, miniature version of himself - and the world around him, Dave struggles to appear normal. But when he falls for an Earth woman, the consequences are hilarious in this "cleverly conceived ... comedy" with "plenty of laughs for all ages." (Urban Cinefile) |
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