Alien Autopsy: (Fact or Fiction?)

Téléfilm
1995
PG
48min

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Alien Autopsy: (Fact or Fiction?) (1995)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueFOX Network television special investigating The Alien Autopsy (1995) footage that was allegedly filmed by the United States military after the legendary UFO crash near Roswell, New Mexico i... Tout lireFOX Network television special investigating The Alien Autopsy (1995) footage that was allegedly filmed by the United States military after the legendary UFO crash near Roswell, New Mexico in 1947.FOX Network television special investigating The Alien Autopsy (1995) footage that was allegedly filmed by the United States military after the legendary UFO crash near Roswell, New Mexico in 1947.

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Récompenses
- 1 nomination au total

Rôles principaux21

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Jonathan Frakes

Self - Host

Walter Haut

Self - Former Roswell AAF Public Relations Officer

Jesse Marcel Jr.

Self - Roswell Eyewitness
(as Dr. Jesse Marcel Jr.)

Kevin D. Randle

Self - Author, UFO Crash at Roswell
(as Kevin Randle)

Frankie Rowe

Self - Roswell Eyewitness

Ray Santilli

Self - Documentary Filmmaker

Philip Mantle

Self - Director of Investigations, BUFORA

Bill Dear

Self - Private Investigator
(as William Dear)

Paolo Cherchi Usai

Self - Senior Curator, Eastman House

Allen Daviau

Self - Hollywood Director of Photography

Roderick Ryan

Self - Navy Combat Cameraman

Cyril H. Wecht

Self - Chairman, Department of Pathology, St. Francis Central Hospital
(as Dr. Cyril Wecht)

Chris Milroy

Self - Senior Lecturer in Forensic Pathology
(as Dr. C.M. Milroy)

Stan Winston

Self - Academy Award Winning Creature Designer

Steven Schiff

Self - New Mexico Congressman
(as Congressman Steven Schiff)

Stanton Friedman

Self - Nuclear Physicist

Kent Jeffrey

Self - Coordinator, International Roswell Initiative

Laurence Cate

Self - Eastman Kodak Sales Rep.
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Tom McGough
Scénario
- Robert Kiviat
- Tom Seligson
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Perfect example of autopsy on a Kamikaze humanoid hybrid.

What most peopel cannot accept is that for many decades UFOs have been abducting humans and cattle to be used in creating the hybrids similar to the Nephilim and halfhuman-halfanimals hybrids that were around before The Flood of 4,370 years ago.

This autopsy reveals the humanoid to be a simplified hybrid probably sent on a one-way kamikaze mission to check out the area where the US had first detonated the A bomb.

Being a kamikaze it had no need for food or water nor any way of going to the toilet in the tight body suit.

The opened body has no liver, kidneys nor intestines and has just one large organ or mass that may combine those duties and be a fat store to last the mission.

rxelex
29 nov. 2022
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Anecdotes
Ray Santilli revealed that he only became convinced the producers behind the documentary genuinely believed in the tape's authenticity after hearing Jonathan Frakes' dramatic closing remarks. The decision to end the show with such an extravagant statement made him realize that the producers must have truly believed the tape was real. This realization was depicted in the film Alien Autopsy (2006).

Gaffes
The wall phone in the "autopsy" room is very similar to a Model 554, introduced in 1949. The narration claims it dates from 1937, but that's the date of the first Model 302, which is quite different.

Citations
Self - Host: What if? What if? What if the alien is real? Let's consider. He was an explorer, perhaps a scientist, crashed and died on a distant blue planet light years from his home. A frightened race of beings found his lifeless body, performed experiments and hid the results. Why did he come to our planet? What went wrong? Obviously his own mission failed. But in his death, he may have delivered the most important message mankind has ever received. We are not alone. I'm Jonathan Frakes, goodnight.

Versions alternatives
Each time the Fox network reran this "one-hour special," they promoted it as containing previously unaired footage, which meant something else had been edited out to make room for the new material. It is unclear which of the broadcast versions was used for the video release, where, in any event, the program is followed by (apparently all of) the raw footage.