Battlestar Galactica (The Movie) (1978)

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Directed by

Alan J. Levi

Richard A. Colla

Starring (View all)

Richard Hatch
Captain Apollo

Dirk Benedict
Lieutenant Starbuck

Lorne Greene
Commander Adama

Herbert Jefferson Jr.
Lieutenant Boomer

Maren Jensen
Lieutenant Athena

Tony Swartz
Flight Sergeant Jolly

Noah Hathaway
Boxey

Terry Carter
Colonel Tigh

Written by

Glen A. Larson
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After the destruction of the Twelve Colonies of Mankind, the last major fighter carrier leads a makeshift fugitive fleet in a desperate search for the legendary planet Earth.

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RS: 50 Best Sci-Fi Movies of the 1970s (50 movies items)

"Long before Ron Moore turned the story of man vs. machine into a potent, powerful 9/11 metaphor, we had Glen A. Larson’s ABC show, featuring Lorne Greene leading the 12 colonies of humans in their fight against killer robots known as Cylons. (Any resemblance between these cybernetic soldiers and the stormtroopers from a popular movie were not coincidental in the slightest.) This expanded theatrical release of the show’s pilot was largely intended for foreign markets; it eventually made its w"