THX 1138
11/03/1971
Primeiro filme dirigido por George Lucas, "THX" é um exercício cinematográfico, uma obra psicodélica sobre um futuro asséptico onde a população é forçada a viver em grandes cidades subterrâneas controladas por computadores. Coisas como o livre arbítrio, religião, desejos e sexo são proibidos. Todos são controlados por drogas que reprimem seus pensamentos e os deixam dóceis para fazer suas funções na sociedade de maneira que não interfira no equilíbrio das coisas. Até que o humano THX-1138 (Robert Duvall) e sua parceira desafiam o sistema não apenas para defender seu romance (que é proibido), mas para tentar escapar da cidade subterrânea e viver livres.
Informações do filme
Robert Duvall
as THX
Donald Pleasence
as SEN
Don Pedro Colley
as SRT
Maggie McOmie
as LUH
Ian Wolfe
as PTO
Marshall Efron
as TWA
Sid Haig
as NCH
John Pearce
as DWY
Irene Cagen
as IMM
Gary Alan Marsh
as CAM
John Seaton
as OUE
Eugene I. Stillman
as JOT
Jack Walsh
as TRG
Mark Lawhead
as Shell Dweller
Robert Feero
as Chrome Robot
Johnny Weissmuller Jr.
as Chrome Robot
Claudette Bessing
as ELC
Susan Stroh
as Control Officer
James Wheaton
as OMM (voice)
Henry Jacobs
as Mark 8 Student
Bill Love
as Mark 8 Instructor
Doc Scortt
as Monk
Gary Austin
as Man in Yellow
Scott L. Menges
as Child #1
Toby L. Stearns
as Child #2
Paul K. Haje
as Trial Prosecutor
Ralph Chesse
as Trial Proctor
Dion M. Chesse
as Trial Defender
Bruce Chesse
as Trial Pontifex
Mello Alexandria
as Hologram Dancer
Brandyn Barbara Artis
as Hologram Dancer
Morris D. Erby
as Hologram Newscaster
Willie C. Barnes
as Hologram Comic
Richard Quinnell
as Hologram Comic
Jean M. Durand
as Hologram Listener
Scott Beach
as Announcer (voice)
Neva Beach
as Announcer (voice)
Terence McGovern
as Announcer (voice)
Julie Payne
as Announcer (voice)
James Cranna
as Announcer (voice)
Ruth Silveira
as Announcer (voice)
Bruce Mackey
as Announcer (voice)
David Ogden Stiers
as Announcer (voice)
Bart Patton
as Announcer (voice)
