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SeaQuest DSV (1993)
The adventures of SeaQuest DSV crew, an advanced high-tech submarine in mission to protect the oceans against all evil, in a 21st century where human race has colonized underwater.
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The adventures of SeaQuest DSV crew, an advanced high-tech submarine in mission to protect the oceans against all evil, in a 21st century where human race has colonized underwater.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Science Fiction, Family, TV Movie
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In Theaters:9/12/1993
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Universal Television, Amblin Television
Cast
Irvin Kershner
Director
Roy Scheider
Captain Nathan Bridger
Jonathan Brandis
Lucas Wolenczak
John D'Aquino
Lt. Benjamin Krieg
Don Franklin
Commander Jonathan Ford
Stacy Haiduk
Lt. Cmdr. Katherine Hitchcock
Stephanie Beacham
Dr. Kristin Westphalen
Ted Raimi
Lt. j.g. Timothy O'Neill
Royce D. Applegate
Chief Manilow Crocker
Marco Sanchez
Sensor Chief Miguel Ortiz
Richard Herd
Admiral Noyce
Frank Welker
Darwin - (Voice)
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