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The Advanced Guard (1998)
A group of aliens arrive on Earth as part of an advance invasion force. Their mission is to kidnap a small sample of humans and run them through a series of rigorous tests to determine if they would make suitable slaves. Harper, one of the alien experimenters, has become frustrated with her planet's endless cycle of conquest and extermination and begins to feel some sympathy for her human captives. While the prisoners see a glimmer of hope in the compassionate alien, will it be any use in stopping the enormous attack fleet just a few days from Earth?
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A group of aliens arrive on Earth as part of an advance invasion force. Their mission is to kidnap a small sample of humans and run them through a series of rigorous tests to determine if they would make suitable slaves. Harper, one of the alien experimenters, has become frustrated with her planet's endless cycle of conquest and extermination and begins to feel some sympathy for her human captives. While the prisoners see a glimmer of hope in the compassionate alien, will it be any use in stopping the enormous attack fleet just a few days from Earth?
Rating:R
Genre:Science Fiction, Thriller, TV Movie
Written By:Richard Kletter, Peter Geiger
In Theaters:3/21/1998
Box Office:
Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Trimark Pictures, Sci-Fi Channel, Syfy
Cast
Peter Geiger
Director
Isabella Hofmann
Harper, Alien Scientist
Eric Allan Kramer
Brovo, Alien Goon
James Avery
Fred, Captive Security Guard
Jeff Kober
Desmond, captive Red Neck
Michael Weatherly
Kevin, Captive
John Prosky
Alpha the Alien Commander
Cristi Conaway
Charley, Alien
Clare Salstrom
Laura, Captive
Jennifer O'Dell
Girl (as Nonie Muse)
Robert Amico
Homeless Man killed by Bravo
David Campbell
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