Emily Marsh, Conor McGiffin, Nate Begle, and Yvonne Freese are hitting the road this October for the MST3K Live: Time Bubble Tour. Head over to mst3klive.com for more info.
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New MST3K Live Tour Announced
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Got tickets and a hotel, looking so forward to this!
Got my ticket to the New Haven show. Will get hotel reservations tonight. This way I’m covered, just in case they don’t return to NJ. And, if they do come back, I’ll get an encore performance.
Going to 1st show in York, PA.
If they make a stop in Richmond or the Hampton Roads area, I’ll be there.
Here are the relatively few dates I was able to compile concerning this movie, along with associations with other MST3K movies and award winners.
Released 11/21/85 in its home country of West Germany and 12/27/85 in the States.
Roland Emmerich (director, writer, co-producer, special effects, second camera) born 11/10/55
James Melkonian (additional dialogue, associate producer) born 4/6/61
Wolfgang Hess (German dialogue, dubbing director) 9/1/37-4/27/16
Joshua Morrell (Joey Collins) born 11/19/74
Eva Kryll (Laura Collins) born 3/24/53
Ray Kaselonis (Steven) born 10/11/74
Christoph Lindert (Sheriff) 7/10/38-8/28/05
Axel Berg (Ralph) born 3/26/59
Michael Gregory (Doctor) born 11/26/44
Jack Angel (voice of Fletcher the Dummy) born 10/24/30
Rolf Giesen (Ghost, visual effects) born 7/4/53
Hubert Bartholomae (composer, sound designer, special effects supervisor) born 5/15/57
Egon Werdin (cinematographer) born 11/17/54
Tomy Wigand (editor) born 7/12/52
Milan Bor (sound mixer) 1936-5/14/98
Gregg Rudloff (rerecording mixer) 11/2/55-1/6/19 3AA
Joachim Grüninger (animation technician) born 1/10/62
James Melkonian was film and music editor for No Retreat, No Surrender.
Wolfgang Hess was listed as voice dubbing for José Manuel Martín in The Castle of Fu Manchu, but this was likely for the German language version.
Gregg Rudloff won three Best Sound Oscars. They were for Glory in 1990, The Matrix in 2000, and Mad Max: Fury Road in 2016.