Anno di produzione: 1978

Stato del film: Catalogo

Paese d'origine: USA
Location del set: Long Beach, California, USA
Versioni alternative: - There are two versions of this film: A stand-alone TV movie, and a pilot/first episode of a series. In the stand-alone version, Baltar is executed halfway through. This version was actually released theatrically first in Canada before the TV version aired in the USA. It was eventually released to theatres worldwide (including the U.S.). When it became apparent that the series would in fact be made, an alternate ending and version of Baltar's execution scene was filmed. In the Series version, Baltar is "held for public execution" instead of being beheaded at once. When the Cylon "Imperious Leader" who ordered his execution is killed in the explosion of the planet Carrillon, his successor order's Baltar's release so Baltar can command the Cylon Base Star that will chase the human refugees throughout the series. All this information is given in an "Epilogue" tacked on at the end of the film. - Re-edited into a 3-part episode for syndication with the rest of the TV series.
Genere: Sci-Fi
Lingue: English
Plot: (Information provided from episode summaries created by the Battlestar Galactica mailing list) The story of how the 12 colonies of man are destroyed after a 1000 year war with the evil Cylon Empire. Through deceit, the Cylons are able to destroy the Colonies' entire fleet, except for the Battlestar Galactica, captained by Commander Adama. Adama gathers up the few remaining humans left on all the twelve worlds and embarks on a journey to find the mythical planet Earth, the supposed thirteenth colony of Mankind, lost millennia ago when humans first left the motherworld, Kobol. With food and fuel running out, the fleet heads for an ore planet, Carillon, hoping to get what it needs. The Ovions, who populate the planet, are being controlled by the Cylons, who set a trap for the Galactica. The fleet gets food and fuel, and escapes, destroying Carillon and a Cylon Base Star.
Colonna sonora: - "It's Love, Love, Love" John Tartaglia, Sue Collins, Glen Larson Performed by the Space Angels
Visti censura internazionale: Finland:K-16 France:U Sweden:15 UK:PG West Germany:12 USA:PG
Date di uscita internazionali: Dati tecnici: Suono: Durata: Movielink - film simili: battaglie nella galassia
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