UFOria

1986

UFOria

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Cindy Williams as Arlene, Harry Dean Stanton as her brother Bud, and Fred Ward as the drifter Sheldon star in this comedy about Arlene's firm belief in UFOs, and how that might be used to advantage. Sheldon first meets Arlene in a small town in the desert where he goes to find her brother, a friend of his and a local preacher. As he becomes romantically involved with Arlene, he and her brother see a way to bilk the country bumpkins who believe her about the UFOs and make off with a little bit of money. Plans do not necessarily proceed as scheduled, since the duo erroneously believe their assumption about the gullibility of Arlene's converts.

Cast

Cindy Williams
as Arlene Stewart
Fred Ward
as Sheldon Bart
Harry Dean Stanton
as Brother Bud Sanders
Beverly Hope Atkinson
as Naomi
Harry Carey Jr.
as George Martin
Diane Diefendorf
as Delores
Robert Gray
as Emile
Ted Harris
as Gregory
Darrell Larson
as Toby
Peggy McCay
as Celia Martin
Hank Worden
as Colonel
Alan Beckwith
as Brother Roy
Herman Lee Montgomery
as Singer in Bar
Joe Unger
as Gas Station Attendant
Constance Pfeifer
as Woman with Withered Arm
Stephanie Kohl
as Deaf Woman
Esther Sutherland
as Deaf Woman's Aunt
Kirk A. Francis
as Heckler
Morgan Ames
as Piano Player
Erik Stern
as Sheriff Anderson
James Deeth
as CHP Helicopter Pilot
Terry Brannon
as Deputy
Stefanie Kohl
as Deaf Woman
Wayne Kruse
as Deputy
Russell L. Matheny
as Deputy
Pamela Lamont
as Female Newscaster
Robert A. Weisler
as Deputy
Jennifer Robb
as Krishna Jesuse
Ashley Robb
as Krishna Jesuse
Charlotte Stewart
as Brother Roy's Girlfriend
Marji Martin
as Fat Housewife
Perry Mathews
as Fat Little Boy
Angela Newell
as Fat Little Girl
James Hartley
as Grocery Shopper
Rolaine Knight
as Grocery Shopper
Kirk A. Francis
as Heckler
Julie Wakefield
as Rita
Cris E. Reese
as Local Woman in Bar
William Callaway
as Gardan
Torben Torp-Smith
as Mr. Bellemy
Karen Stern
as Sister Bellamy
Jordon Hahn
as Mystical Knight Magician
Kedric Wolfe
as Swami
Tony Santoro
as Local Man in Bar
Claudia Sloan
as Future Farmer of America
Dennis MacArthur
as Man in Wet Suit
Nick Edwards
as Pyramid Man
Sharon Rae Oberg
as Pyramid Girl
Rodney W. Bergen
as Solar Fair Exhibitor
McAdoo Greer
as Salesgirl
Sally Russell
as Bank Officer
Gene Edwards
as Bearded Local in Bar
Dwayne Alexander Smith
as Brother Dwayne and the Dwayneaires Member
Terry Wilson
as Brother Dwayne and the Dwayneaires Member
Frank de la Rosa
as Brother Dwayne and the Dwayneaires Member
Phil Lee
as Brother Dwayne and the Dwayneaires Member
Andrew Winner
as Male Newscaster
Gray Rowles
as Brother Dwayne and the Dwayneaires Member
Snuff Walden
as Brother Dwayne and the Dwayneaires Member
Tony Braunagle
as Brother Dwayne and the Dwayneaires Member
Oma Drake
as Sister Oma and the Clarions Member
Monalisa Young
as Sister Oma and the Clarions Member
Terry Young
as Sister Oma and the Clarions Member
Mindy Sterling
as Sister Oma and the Clarions Member
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Critic Reviews for UFOria

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  • "Uforia" is a softhearted movie -- its motto, in essence, is "Ya gotta believe" -- but Binder's hapless camera style, the way he places the camera a mile away, or seals his actors off in close-ups, keeps it cold and distant.

    Jan 3, 2018 | Full Review…

    Paul Attanasio

    Washington Post
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  • It is willing to go for originality in a world that prizes the entertainment assembly line.

    Jan 1, 2000 | Rating: 4/4 | Full Review…

    Roger Ebert

    Chicago Sun-Times
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