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My Stepmother Is an Alien ()


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A creature from another planet tries to seduce a shy Earth physicist to gain control over his researches. The result of this important mission much exceeded her expectations.

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Steven Mills
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Celeste Martin
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Ron Mills
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Jessie Mills
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Lucas Budlong
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Fred Glass
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The Voice of Bag (voice)
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Grady
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Council Chief
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Second in Command
Nina Henderson ...
Cashier
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Carl Sagan (voice)
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Dr. Morosini
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Lexie
Tanya Fenmore ...
Ellen
Karen Haber ...
Kristy
Amy Kirkpatrick ...
Kimberly
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Tenley
Robert Benedetti ...
Drill Sergeant
Jim Doughan ...
Party Guest
Jay McCaslin ...
Party Guest
Jim Jackman ...
Party Guest
Kevin McDermott ...
Olaf
Robyn Mandell ...
Kat (as Robyn Mundell)
Lisa Croisette ...
Group Captain Winnek Wolfet
Sophia Bowen ...
12th Navigational Command
Shea Bowen ...
12th Navigational Command
Gabi ...
12th Navigational Command
Gina Raymond ...
12th Navigational Command
Susan Carlsberg ...
12th Navigational Command
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Porn Actress (as Maxine)
James Edward Veurink ...
Porn Actor (as James Edwards)
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Reverend
Michele Rogers ...
Skippy Budlong
Chere Rae ...
Station Wagon Driver
Peanut ...
Dave the Dog

Directed by

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Richard Benjamin

Written by

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Jerico Stone ... (written by) (as Jerico) and
Herschel Weingrod ... (written by) &
Timothy Harris ... (written by) and
Jonathan Reynolds ... (written by)

Produced by

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Art Levinson ... executive producer
Franklin R. Levy ... producer
Laurence Mark ... executive producer
Ronald Parker ... producer
Jerry Weintraub ... executive producer

Music by

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Alan Silvestri

Cinematography by

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Richard H. Kline ... director of photography

Editing by

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Jacqueline Cambas

Editorial Department

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Gary Burritt ... negative cutter
Brian L. Chambers ... associate editor (as Brian Chambers)
William Fletcher ... first assistant editor (as Bill Fletcher)
Phil Hetos ... color timer (as Philip Hetos)

Production Design by

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Charles Rosen

Set Decoration by

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Donald J. Remacle

Costume Design by

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Aggie Guerard Rodgers

Makeup Department

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Christine Lee ... hair stylist (as Chris Lee)
Rick Provenzano ... hair stylist
Daniel C. Striepeke ... makeup artist (as Dan Striekepe)
Kaori N. Turner ... body makeup artist (as Kaori Turner)
Brad Wilder ... makeup artist

Production Management

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Art Levinson ... unit production manager

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Alan B. Curtiss ... first assistant director (as Alan Curtiss)
Brian Fong ... second second assistant director
Regina Gordon ... second assistant director
Dick Ziker ... second unit director

Art Department

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Giovanni Casalenuovo ... paint foreman
Marienus Cetani Sr. ... stand-by painter (as Dom Cetani)
Dutch Derosier ... swing man
John Eaves ... model maker
Tim Flattery ... concept designer
Harold Fuhrman ... set designer
Sam Gordon ... property master
Larry Haney ... lead man
Sherman Labby ... production illustrator
Richard Leon ... assistant property master
Christopher S. Ross ... concept designer (as Chris Ross)
Robert Van Dyke ... propmaker foreman
Danny Wynands ... construction coordinator (as Dan Wynands)

Sound Department

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John Boyd ... re-recording mixer
Charles L. Campbell ... supervising sound editor
Paul Timothy Carden ... sound editor
Larry Carow ... sound editor
Don Digirolamo ... re-recording mixer
Louis L. Edemann ... supervising sound editor
Richard C. Franklin ... sound editor (as Rick Franklin)
Nils C. Jensen ... sound editor
Dennis Jones ... boom operator
Jerry Jost ... sound mixer
Robert Knudson ... re-recording mixer (as Buzz Knudson)
Donald J. Malouf ... sound editor
Chuck Neely ... sound editor
Rod Rogers ... assistant adr editor
Larry Singer ... supervising adr editor
Stephanie D. Singer ... assistant sound editor (as Stephanie Dawn Singer)
Ellen Heuer ... foley artist (uncredited)
Greg Orloff ... foley mixer (uncredited)
John Roesch ... foley artist (uncredited)
Alicia Stevenson ... foley artist (uncredited)
Carolyn Tapp ... foley recordist (uncredited)

Special Effects by

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David LeRoy Anderson ... animatronic eye (as David Anderson)
Phil Cory ... special effects coordinator
Rick Lazzarini ... animatronic eye supervisor
Hans Metz ... special effects technician
Joe Reader ... animatronic eye
Mike Sorensen ... animatronic eye (as Mike Sorenson)
Ray Svedin ... special effects

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Richard Alexander ... cine technician
Cosmas Paul Bolger Jr. ... optical department
Rae Burkland ... model shop staff
Clint Colver ... animation department supervisor
Nell Corkin ... model shop staff
David Cornelius ... electronics (as Dave Cornelius)
Carolyn Dilts ... effects production assistant
Dennis Dorney ... optical department
Roger Dorney ... optical photography supervisor
David Drzewiecki ... camera assistant (as Dave Drzewiecki)
John Dykstra ... supervisor: special visual effects
John Eaves ... model shop staff
Pete Gerard ... model shop staff
Ron Goldstein ... effects technician
Paul D. Johnson ... electronics (as Paul Johnson)
Marti Julian ... animation department (as Martha Julian)
Denny Kelly ... effects editorial
Ken Koblenzer ... camera assistant
Stephanie Lesner ... animation department
Nick G. Linardos ... optical department (as Nick Linardos)
Grant McCune ... model shop supervisor
Alvah J. Miller ... electronics (as Al Miller)
Harry Moreau ... animation department
Debbi Nikkel ... effects auditor (as Debbie Nikkel)
Tom Pahk ... chief model maker
Eric Peterson ... camera assistant
Jerry Pooler ... optical department
Kathleen Quaife-Hodge ... animation department (as Kathleen Quaffe)
Robin Reilly ... model shop staff
Jay Roth ... model maker
Steve Sass ... effects technician
David Schwartz ... model shop staff (as Dave Schwartz)
James Seltenreich ... optical department (as Jim Seltenreich)
Robert Shepherd ... executive in charge of production: Apogee (as Bob Shepard)
John R. Shourt ... animation department (as John Shourt)
William Shourt ... mechanical designer (as Bill Shourt)
Douglas Smith ... supervising camera operator (as Doug Smith)
Mike Sorensen ... mechanical designer (as Mike Sorenson)
Alan Spilkoman ... optical department
Smokey Stover ... model shop staff
John E. Sullivan ... camera operator (as John Sullivan)
John Swallow ... production supervisor: Apogee
Joseph Yanuzzi ... effects editorial (as Joe Yanuzzi)
Michael Yost ... effects production assistant (as Mike Yost)
Michael Douglas Middleton ... visual effects still photographer (uncredited)
David Stump ... visual effects camera (uncredited)

Stunts

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Jeff Dashnaw ... stunts
Tracy Keehn-Dashnaw ... stunt double: Kim Basinger / stunts (as Tracy Keehn)
Chere Rae ... stunts
Kristyn Randall ... stunts (as Kristin Randall)
Danny Rogers ... stunts
Ben Scott ... stunts
Dianne L. Wilson ... stunts (as Dianne Wilson)
Dick Ziker ... stunt coordinator (as Richard Ziker) / stunts (as Richard Ziker)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Jack Anderson ... additional camera operator
Albert Bettcher ... camera operator
Joseph Graham ... key grip (as Joe Graham)
Patricia Gregory ... company grip
Patrick James Grosswendt ... lighting technician (as Pat Grosswendt)
Robert Jason ... gaffer (as Bob Jason)
Ron Kunecke ... musco light operator
George La Fountaine Jr. ... second assistant camera
Chris La Fountaine ... second assistant camera
Ralph Nelson ... still photographer
Edward C. Peters ... b dolly grip
Patrick G. Ralston ... lighting technician (as Pat Ralston)
Robbie Robinson ... still photographer
Robert Sordal ... grip (as Bob Sordal)
Roger Spurgeon ... musco light operator
David St. Onge ... gaffer
Paul Threlkeld ... dolly grip
Clarence Tindell ... best boy grip
Gary R. Wostak ... chief lighting technician (as Gary Wostak)

Casting Department

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Nancy Foy ... casting
Cathy Sandrich Gelfond ... casting assistant (as Cathy Sandrich)
Barbara Harris ... voice casting
Steve Spiker ... extras casting

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Bruce Ericksen ... costume supervisor: men
Linda Henrikson ... costume supervisor: women
Chuck Velasco ... costumer

Location Management

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Michael Neale ... location manager

Music Department

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Ran Ballard ... musician
David Bifano ... music programmer
Jonathan Bogner ... music clearance (as Jonathan Scott Bogner)
Sally Boldt ... music editor
Tom Boyd ... musician: oboe soloist
Tom Brown ... music copyist
James B. Campbell ... orchestrator (as James Campbell)
Kenneth Karman ... music editor
Norman Ludwin ... musician: bass
Dennis S. Sands ... music scoring mixer (as Dennis Sands)
Tim Sexton ... music supervisor (as Timothy R. Sexton)
Jacqueline Tager ... assistant music editor
James Thatcher ... musician: French horn
Louise Di Tullio ... musician: flute (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Julie Pitkanen ... script supervisor
Richard Benner ... script revisions (uncredited)
Debra Frank ... script revisions (uncredited)
Frank Galati ... script revisions (uncredited)
Susan Rice ... script revisions (uncredited)
Paul Rudnick ... script revisions (uncredited)
Carl Sautter ... script revisions (uncredited)

Transportation Department

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Dan Riportella ... transportation captain (as Danny Riportella)
Wayne Stone ... transportation coordinator

Additional Crew

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Petra Alexandria ... assistant: Laurence Mark
Carolyn Bauer ... assistant: Richard Benjamin
Pat Brymer ... puppeteer
Christopher Carson ... production assistant
Gretchen R. Cassidy ... production secretary
Don Correia ... choreographer
Karen Day ... production accountant
Frank Di Sesso ... animal trainer
Moe Di Sesso ... animal trainer
Wayne Fitzgerald ... title designer
Vic Heutschy ... unit publicist
Shannon Kane ... assistant accountant
Carol Kelsay ... assistant: Frank Levy
Susann McMahon ... assistant: Tim Sexton
Reid Reilich ... craft service
Fran Roy ... production coordinator
Charles A. Smolsky ... production assistant
Philip C. Wheatley ... production assistant
Helen Bricker ... Studio Teacher (uncredited)
Shelley Michelle ... body double: Kim Basinger (uncredited)

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

An alien is sent on a secret mission to Earth, where she appears as a gorgeous, attractive, and single lady. Her mission is to make contact with a rather nerdy young scientist, who's quite overwhelmed by her attentions, and isn't aware of the connection between her arrival and his work. Written by Murray Chapman

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Taglines She's gorgeous, and she's never been kissed. Needless to say, she's from another planet. See more »
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Also Known As
  • J'ai épousé une extra-terrestre (France)
  • Meine Stiefmutter ist ein Alien (Germany)
  • Mi novia es una extraterrestre (Spain)
  • La meva noia és una extraterrestre (Spain, Catalan title)
  • 我的继母是外星人 (China, Mandarin title)
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Runtime
  • 105 min
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Budget $20,000,000 (estimated)

Did You Know?

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Trivia Director Richard Benjamin worried about the claw-like fake nails Kim Basinger wore for the film: "The most horrifying call we could get was from her driver, saying that a nail broke on the way in." See more »
Goofs When Celeste puts on lipstick in the opening, she blows a kiss directly at the camera. Later on, she claims to know nothing about kissing, and asks Bag about it. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The Naked Gun/Dakota/Mississippi Burning/Vincent (1988). See more »
Soundtracks Kiss See more »
Crazy Credits After all the credits roll, Jimmy Durante rather, his ghost] says "Goodnight Mrs. Calabash, whereever you are" See more »
Quotes [Celeste consults with the alien council]
Celeste Martin: The subject says he will be unable to think about science unless he marries me.
Council Chief: Well, marry him.
Celeste Martin: But we don't know what "marry" is.
Council Chief: One moment.
[the second council member takes a book. He and the council chief leaf through it until they find the page about marriage]
Council Chief: Ah, yes. The Monchine Forty says marriage is this: he goes off to fight the Turks, and you put on a lock.
[Celeste is confused]
Second in Command: No, no, no.
[they leaf more pages]
Council Chief: Oh, yes, yes. Wrong century. Eh... marriage is this: you cook and clean and bring him martinis.
Second in Command: No, no!
Council Chief: Wrong again? Ridiculous...
[they leaf more pages]
Council Chief: Yes. Wrong decade. Too old-fashioned. Ah, here we are, yes. The modern marriage: there are no rules or responsibilities, but if he does something wrong, you can set him on fire while he sleeps and go on a talk show, where everyone will forgive you and love you. There is only one drawback: you will have to have more sex.
Celeste Martin: [excitedly] I'll do it!
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