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| Sony Pictures (2010) | |||||
| Animation, Comedy, Adventure, Science Fiction | |||||
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#290 |
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| Dwayne Johnson | Captain Charles T. Baker | |
| Jessica Biel | Neera | |
| Justin Long | Lem | |
| Gary Oldman | General Grawl | |
| Seann William Scott | Skiff | |
| John Cleese | Professor Kipple | |
| Freddie Benedict | Eckle | |
| Alan Marriott | Glar | |
| Mathew Horne | Soldier Vesklin | |
| James Corden | Soldier Vernkot | |
| Lewis Macleod | Additional Voice | |
| Rupert Degas | Additional Voice | |
| Rebecca Front | Additional Voice | |
| Vincent Marzello | Additional Voice | |
| Emma Tate | Additional Voice |
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| Producer | Albert Martinez Martin
Ricardo García Arrojo |
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| Writer | Joe Stillman
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| Musician | James Seymour Brett
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When Earth astronaut Capt. Chuck Baker arrives on Planet 51 -- a world reminiscent of American suburbia circa 1950 -- he tries to avoid capture, recover his spaceship and make it home safely, all with the help of an empathetic little green being. |
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