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My Favorite Martian

The martian has landed. There goes the neighborhood.
1999 | 94m | English

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Ambitious television reporter Tim O'Hara stumbles upon a martian whose spaceship has accidentally crashed on Earth. Thinking this is his ticket to a Pulitzer Prize, Tim makes plans to expose the martian, who, posing as Tim's Uncle Martin, takes human form and has plans of his own. In fact, all of Tim's efforts to divulge the truth are systematically thwarted by the resourceful alien, who ultimately recruits Tim to help him repair his ship for a return to Mars.
Release Date: Feb 11, 1999
Director: Donald Petrie
Writer: Sherri Stoner, Deanna Oliver
Genres: Family, Comedy, Science Fiction
Keywords alien, martian, fish out of water
Production Companies Walt Disney Pictures
Box Office Revenue: $36,850,101
Budget: $65,000,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Christopher Lloyd Uncle Martin
Jeff Daniels Tim O'Hara
Elizabeth Hurley Brace Channing
Daryl Hannah Lizzie
Wallace Shawn Coleye
Christine Ebersole Mrs. Brown
Michael Lerner Mr. Channing
Ray Walston Armitan
Shelley Malil Felix
Jeremy Hotz Billy
T.K. Carter Lenny
Dawn Maxey Salesgirl
Steven Anthony Lawrence Nurplex Kid
Michael Chieffo Earl Metz
Troy Evans Captain Dalton
Arthur Senzy Cmdr. Murdoch
Charles Rahi Chun Radar Controller
Michael Dempsey Van Gundy
David St. James Prescott
Dee Anne Helsel Dressing Room Woman
Lorin McCraley Cool Dude
Ken Thorley KTSC Floor Manager
Tom Hallick Howard Greenly
Barry Pearl News Director
Buck Kartalian Muscle Man
Steve Bond The Seti Group Driver
Sylvester Terkay Huge Guard
Michael Bailey Smith Big Guard
Christian Keiber Guard at Clearing
Debra Christofferson Mrs. Butz
Name Job
Donald Petrie Director
Sherri Stoner Screenplay
Deanna Oliver Screenplay
Phil Tippett Visual Effects Supervisor
Dana Hee Stunts
Edward Conna Stunts
Fred Lerner Stunts
Ray Lykins Stunts
Ben Scott Stunts
Chad Stahelski Stunts
Bob Yerkes Stunts
John Debney Original Music Composer
Thomas E. Ackerman Director of Photography
Malcolm Campbell Editor
John T. Van Vliet Visual Effects Supervisor
Daryl Kass Unit Production Manager
Irving E. Lewis Stunts
Alan Oliney Stunts
Chad Parker Stunts
Spike Silver Stunts
Mark Yerkes Stunts
Michael Taylor Set Decoration
Nancy McArdle Costume Supervisor
Mitzi Haralson Costumer
Karen Asano-Myers Hair Department Head
D.J. Plumb Key Hair Stylist
Kenneth C. Mantlo Boom Operator
James A. Brewer First Assistant Editor
Ray Neapolitan Assistant Editor
April Lawrence Visual Effects Editor
Michael Hilkene Supervising Sound Editor
Avram D. Gold Dialogue Editor
Laura Graham ADR Editor
John O. Wilde Foley Supervisor
Solange S. Schwalbe Foley Editor
Dan O'Connell Foley Artist
Nerses Gezalyan Foley Mixer
Robert J. Litt Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Rick Hart Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Michael K. O'Melia Assistant Chief Lighting Technician
Jeffrey A. Johnson Best Boy Grip
Al Eisenmann Assistant Property Master
Peter Albiez Special Effects Supervisor
Susan MacLeod Visual Effects Producer
Bruce DiValerio Construction Coordinator
Phillips 'Flip' Wylly Jr. Location Manager
Terri Greening First Assistant Accountant
Edward Flotard Transportation Coordinator
Nick Mestrundrea Craft Service
Suzanne Smith Visual Effects
Sandy Veneziano Production Design
Hope Hanafin Costume Design
Martha Elcan First Assistant Director
Noon Orsatti Stunt Coordinator, Stunts
Frankie 'G' Garbutt Stunts
Mickey Gilbert Stunts
Christopher Burian-Mohr Art Direction
Paul Ford Leadman
Ruby K. Manis Costumer
Kenny Myers Makeup Department Head
Kathryn Fenton Key Makeup Artist
Susan Bierbaum Script Supervisor
Donn Cambern Additional Editing
Jeff Etcher Assistant Editor
Deidre Leonard Assistant Editor
Andrew Silver Music Editor
Gaston Biraben Dialogue Editor
Michele Perrone ADR Supervisor
Linda Folk ADR Editor
Douglas Parker First Assistant Sound Editor
John T. Cucci Foley Artist
Linda Lew Foley Recordist
Elliot Tyson Sound Re-Recording Mixer
H. Mark Vuille Chief Lighting Technician
Lloyd Moriarity Key Grip
Steven Melton Property Master
Richard Ratliff Special Effects Coordinator
Roy Augenstein Special Effects Technician
David Wallace Allen Visual Effects Coordinator
Nancy Mickelberry Set Designer
Karlene Gallegly Location Manager
Byron Macdonald Production Accountant
Joyce Rudolph Still Photographer
Terry Claborn Color Timer
Tony Schwartz Second Assistant Director
John L. Greene Series Writer
Janet Hirshenson Casting
Jane Jenkins Casting
Ernie F. Orsatti Stunt Coordinator
Todd Bryant Stunts
Donna Evans Stunts
Dale Gibson Stunts
Pete Turner Stunts
Paul N.J. Ottosson Foley Editor
Patti Hawn Unit Publicist
Dixie Webster-Davis Extras Casting
Name Title
Marc Toberoff Producer
Barry Bernardi Executive Producer
Jerry Leider Producer
Robert Shapiro Producer
Daryl Kass Co-Producer
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r96sk
5.0

Rubbish, despite a pretty good cast. <em>'My Favorite Martian'</em> is an unfunny, wide of the mark 1999 release from Disney. None of the humour got laughs, or mild amusement, out from me - except one scene involving a toilet, which is marginally amusing. It also tries to join the comedy up with ... heart, especially between Martin and Tim, but it simply doesn't hit. There are moments where I could tell the film wanted me to care for the character(s) but I never did. It's also a surprisingly horny film, with iffy innuendo and even some inappropriate touching in there. If this was an <em>'American Pie'</em> type of film then it might fit, but it feels very out of place here. Zoot (Wayne Knight) confirms those words, his dumb character is obnoxious. Knight, who is oddly uncredited, is joined by Christopher Lloyd (Martin) and Jeff Daniels (Tim). That should be a great match, but they never really click together in my opinion - a missed opportunity, for sure. Elizabeth Hurley (Brace) and Daryl Hannah (Lizzie) are also involved, though the female characters are pretty pointless - Hurley has a small part in the main plot at one point, at least. It's a no from me. Straight into the bottom ten of Disney live-action, of the ones I've seen up until '99. Perhaps fans of the original television series will enjoy this, but I didn't.

Jun 23, 2021