Fire in the Sky (1993)
Overview
A group of men who were clearing brush for the government arrive back in town, claiming that their friend was abducted by aliens. Nobody believes them, and despite a lack of motive and no evidence of foul play, their friends' disappearance is treated as murder.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $15,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $19,885,552.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 3.2793276785714283 |
Directed By
Rob Lieberman
Crew
Rob Lieberman
Tracy Tormé
Amy Vincent
Sharon Bialy
Bill Pope
Joe Wizan
Debi Manwiller
Todd Black
Richard Pagano
Joe I. Tompkins
Martin Schaer
Alan E. Lorimer
Timothy Eaton
Joseph A. Ippolito
Michael Owens
John Goodson
Michael Herbick
Ken Chase
Mark Siegel
Ken Dufva
Laurence Bennett
Donald O. Mitchell
John Leimanis
David Lee Fein
Frank A. Montaño
Mark Moore
Larry Garrison
Charlene Roberson
Bruce Stambler
Mark W. Mansbridge
Daniel Loren May
Aaron M. Albucher
Richard E. Yawn
Chris Haarhoff
Ray Quiroz
Joanna Guzzetta
Nina Paskowitz
Hip Amdahl
Frank Howard
Sandra Ford Karpman
Clint Goldman
Margo Baxley
Randy Bostic
Gregory Schwartz
Douglas Greenfield
Robert Bonino
John Leveque
Kim Marks
Wayne R. Campbell
Juno J. Ellis
Wolfgang Glattes
Karen Spangenberg
Becky Sullivan
Steve Mirkovich
Michael Ross
Mark Isham
J. Michael Haynie
Travis Walton
Nilo Rodis-Jamero
Tracy Tormé
Wolfgang Glattes
Robert Strauss
Webster Whinery
Chuck Waters
Stephen E. Rivkin
Gregor Tavenner
Marty Jedlicka
Rocky Lane
Dennis Glas
Pat Clark
Jerri Ellis
Mark Lilienthal
James Waters
Cary Weitz
James Fitzgerald
Henry W. Garfield
Lambert Powell
Tom Numbers
Wendy M. Craig
Linda Warren
Paul Stewart
Mike Cunningham
Henry Cline
Kurt Grossi
Bert Arena
Mark Gambino
Steven Curtis Husch
Tom Carlson
James M. Cox
Bret Marnell
Christine Danelski
Richard L. Carden
Gary Yahn
Drew Pinniger
David R. Kohn
James W. Roberts
Glenn R. Hale
Kelly Way
Timothy Alverson
Tony Mazzucchi
James E. Krattiger
Jerry Enright
Gary Tandrow
Tim Dent
Neil Saiger
Pamela Bentkowski
Tim Andreasen
Don Bassett
Greg Curda
Ken Kugler
Kim Scharnberg
Anne Couk
Craig Sims
Katharine Rager
Scot Cummings
Jeff Tabler
Debbie Tieman
Randy Musselman
Michael R. Williams
Joan Flannery
Charles J. Clark
Robert C. Campion
Donald R. Abblett
Sunny Seibel
Barbara Harris
Stephen Krause
Thomas W. Small
Ken Kugler
Tony Criscione
Dell Hake
Bob Baron
Scott Crabbe
Harley Jessup
Bill Barr
Barbara Affonso
Jim Morris
Phil Hetos
Bruce Vecchitto
Bob Finley III
Kim Marks
Dan Nelson
Christine M. Chapman
Walter McCormick Jr.
Patricia Blau
David Heron
Geoff Heron
Mark Moore
Theresa Repola Mohammed
Dick Dova
Jeff Mann
John Gazdik
Carl Miller
Brian Gernand
Brad Jerrell
Molly Naughton
Steve Patterson
TOP CAST
D. B. Sweeney
Travis Walton
Robert Patrick
Mike Rodgers
Craig Sheffer
Allan Dallis
Peter Berg
David Whitlock
Henry Thomas
Greg Hayes
Bradley Gregg
Bobby Cogdill
Noble Willingham
Blake Davies
Kathleen Wilhoite
Katie Rogers
James Garner
Frank Watters
Georgia Emelin
Dana Rogers
Scott MacDonald
Dan Walton
Wayne Grace
Cyrus Gilson
Kenneth White
Buck
Robert Covarrubias
Ray Melendez
Bruce Wright
Dennis Clay
Robert Biheller
Ellis
Tom McGranahan Sr.
Dr. Wilson
Julie Ariola
Dr. Cayle
Peter Vasquez
Ramon
Gordon Scott
George
Mical Shannon Lewis
Mary Rogers
Courtney Esler
Emily Rogers
Holly Hoffman
Cathy
Marcia MacLaine
Nurse
Glen Lee
Geiger Counter Man
Vernon Barkhurst
Bill Grant
Jerry Basham
Citizen
Teresa Fox
Citizen
Travis Walton
Citizen
Susan Castillo
Anchorwoman
Jane Ferguson
Lurae Jenkins
Nancy Neifert
Cathy’s Mom
Charley Lang
Jarvis Powell
Lynn Marie Sager
Ida
Mari Padron
Thelma
John Breedlove
Balding Man
Frank Chavez
Orlando
Louis A. Lotorto
Paramedic
Ronald Lee Marriott
Digger
Shinichi Mine
Japanese Reporter
Scott M. Seekins
Emergency Room Doctor
Eric Wilsey
Claude
Dana Walton
Citizen (uncredited)
Natasha Henry
Alien (uncredited)
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