9 More Women in Comedy to Watch This Women’s History Month
This list was made with the intention of celebrating the craft. I love seeing more women of colour on this list than before and more newcomers on the scene as well!
Plan 10 from Outer Space (1995)
A woman accidentally discovers the Plaque of Kolob which leads her to discover an insidous alien plot for world domination documented by a disreputable early Mormon prophet. 'Plan 10 from Outer Space' is an eccentric comedy involving a bizarre relationship between Mormons, bees and extra terrestrials, hot on an obviously miniscule budget with a largely unknown cast, save for b-movie queen Karen Black.
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A woman accidentally discovers the Plaque of Kolob which leads her to discover an insidous alien plot for world domination documented by a disreputable early Mormon prophet. 'Plan 10 from Outer Space' is an eccentric comedy involving a bizarre relationship between Mormons, bees and extra terrestrials, hot on an obviously miniscule budget with a largely unknown cast, save for b-movie queen Karen Black.
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Genre:Comedy, Science Fiction, Mystery
Written By:Trent Harris
In Theaters:2/23/1995
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Plan 10 Productions
Cast
Trent Harris
Director
Karen Black
Nehor
Stefene Russell
Lucinda
Patrick Michael Collins
Larsen (as Pat Collins)
Curtis James
Talmage
Deva Cantrell
Guy
Gyll Huff
Rockwell (as Gill Huff) / Club Singer
Jeff Price
Sanders
Karen Nielsen
Jazell
Burnadette Leroi
Burnadette (as Burnadette LeRoy)
Alex Caldiero
Dad (as A.F. Caldiero)
Theron Read
Jason (as Theron Reed)
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