Special Report

Alien Resurrection (1997)

· 3h 25m

Guest Co-Hosts
El Goro, Mike Thompson
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Alien Resurrection (1997)
Special Report · The Projection Booth
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3h 25m
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Show notes

On this special episode of The Projection Booth, we're looking at Alien: Resurrection, it's the next chapter (some might say last chapter) of the Alien Saga started by Ridley Scott back in 1979. Released in 1997, we re-join Ellen Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) five years after Alien 3 but 200 years after the events portrayed in David Fincher's film.

El Goro (opens in a new tab) and Mike Thompson join Mike (White) to discuss the strange hybrid of Joss Whedon's American script and Jean-Pierre Jeunet (opens in a new tab)'s French sensibilities.

REDEMPTION DAY is now available in select theaters, on demand and digital.

Interviews:
01:27:15 - Gary Dourdan (opens in a new tab) discusses his latest film Redemption Day along with his role of Christie in Alien: Resurrection

01:45:32 - Leland Orser (opens in a new tab) talks about his roles in Se7en, Very Bad Things, Escape from L.A. and more

02:18:46 - Pitof (opens in a new tab) talks about his work with Jeunet & Caro

Labels: 1997 Alien David Fincher El Goro Gary Dourdan Jean-Pierre Jeunet Joss Whedon Leland Orser Mike Thompson Pitof Ridley Scott Ron Perlman Special Report

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Music credits

  • Original Soundtrack - John Frizzell

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Comments (2)

  1. Anonymous
    hi good I love this
  2. Xenomorph Phobe
    I don't think you need to worry about us ALIEN: RESURRECTION defenders. Compared to ALIEN3 fanatics: we're far fewer, we're not mobilized, and we have a sense of humor.

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