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Alien & Predator ALIEN & PREDATOR MARATHON Official Press Kit Contents 1. Alien & Predator Marathon 2 2. Alien 3 3. Aliens 4 4. Alien³ 5 5. Alien Resurrection 6 6. Predator 7 7. Predator 2 8 8. Alien vs. Predator 9 9. Alien vs. Predator: Requiem 10 10. Predators 11 11. Press Release 13 1 Alien & Predator Marathon The insignia for the Alien & Predator Marathon features the emblem for the Weyland-Yutani Corporation prominently displayed at the top. All aspects of life revolve around the Company. The Company is first and foremost. Everything else is secondary. Human lives are meaningless to the Company. Crews are expendable. The marathon's name is below the Weyland-Yutani logo, the two components written in each series' respective typeface. Below that are Predator glyphs that spell out the tagline for Alien vs. Predator: "Whoever wins, we lose." Never mind how forgettable that particular chapter of the franchise is, its tagline is appropriate for both series as a collective whole. The eight movies that make up the two days of the marathon are depicted along the bottom sides. 2 Alien Directed by Ridley Scott. 117 minutes (theatrical); 137 (special edition). Staring: Sigourney Weaver (Ripley), Tom Skerritt (Dallas), John Hurt (Kane), Ian Holm (Ash), Yaphet Kotto (Parker), Veronica Cartwright (Lambert), Harry Dean Stanton (Brett), Bolaji Badejo (Alien). Setting: 2122. Commercial mining vessel USCSS Nostromo (180286), planet LV-426. Premier: May 25, 1979. 3 Aliens Directed by James Cameron. 137 minutes (theatrical); 154 minutes (special edition). Staring: Sigourney Weaver (Ripley), Paul Reiser (Burke), Michael Biehn (Hicks), Carrie Henn (Newt), Lance Henriksen (Bishop), Bill Paxton (Hudson), William Hope (Gorman), Al Matthews (Apone), Jenette Goldstein (Vasquez), Mark Rolston (Drake), Ricco Ross (Frost), Colette Hiller (Ferro), Cynthia Dale Scott (Dietrich), Daniel Kash (Spunkmeyer), Tip Tipping (Crowe), Trevor Steedman (Wierzbowski), Paul Maxwell (Van Leuwen), William Armstrong (Lydecker), Carl Toop (Alien). Setting: 2179. Planet Earth, Colonial Marine Corps vessel USS Sulaco, planet LV-426. Premier: July 18, 1986. 4 Alien³ Directed by David Fincher. 114 minutes (theatrical); 145 minutes (special edition). Staring: Sigourney Weaver (Ripley), Charles S. Dutton (Dillon), Charles Dance (Clemens), Brian Glover (Andrews), Ralph Brown (Aaron), Paul McGann (Golic), Danny Webb (Morse), Pete Postlethwaite (David), Lance Henriksen (Bishop), Peter Guinness (Gregor), Holt McCallany (Junior), Tom Woodruff (Alien). Setting: 2179. Planet Fiorina "Fury" 161. Premier: May 22, 1992. 5 Alien Resurrection Directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet. 109 minutes (theatrical); 116 minutes (special edition). Staring: Sigourney Weaver (Ripley), Winona Rider (Call), Dan Hedaya (Perez), J.E. Freeman (Wren), Brad Dourif (Gediman), Michael Wincott (Elgyn), Kim Flowers (Hillard), Gary Dourdan (Christie), Ron Perlman (Johner), Dominique Pinon (Vriess), Leland Orser (Purvis), Carolyn Campbell (Williamson), David St. James (Sprague), Raymond Cruz (DiStephano), Tom Woodruff (Alien). Setting: 2381. United Systems Military science vessel USM Auriga, mercenary vessel Betty. Premier: November 26, 1997. 6 Predator Directed by John McTiernan. 107 minutes. Staring: Arnold Schwarzenegger (Dutch), Carl Weathers (Dillon), Elpidia Carrillo (Anna), Bill Duke (Mac), Jesse Ventura (Blain), Sonny Landham (Billy), Richard Chaves (Poncho), Shane Black (Hawkins), R.G. Armstrong (General), Kevin Peter Hall (Predator). Setting: 1987. The jungles of Guatemala, Earth. Premier: June 12, 1987. 7 Predator 2 Directed by Stephen Hopkins. 108 minutes. Staring: Danny Glover (Harrigan), Gary Busey (Keyes), María Conchita Alonso (Leona), Reuben Blades (Danny), Bill Paxton (Lambert), Morton Downey, Jr. (Pope), Calvin Lockhart (Willie), Kevin Peter Hall (Predator). Setting: 1997. The city of Los Angeles, California, Earth. Premier: November 21, 1990. 8 Alien vs. Predator Directed by Paul W.S. Anderson. 100 minutes. Staring: Sanaa Lathan (Alexa), Lance Henriksen (Weyland), Raoul Bova (Sebastian), Ewen Bremner (Graeme), Colin Salmon (Stafford), Tommy Flanagan (Mark), Joseph Rye (Joe), Agathe de La Boulaye (Rousseau), Carsten Norgaard (Quinn), Sam Troughton (Parkes), Tom Woodruff (Alien), Ian Whyte (Predator). Setting: 2004. Predator pyramid, Bouvetøya Island, Antarctica, Earth. Premier: August 13, 2004. 9 Alien vs. Predator: Requiem Directed by Colin and Greg Strause. 94 minutes (theatrical); 104 minutes (unrated). Staring: Steven Pasquale (Dallas), Reiko Aylesworth (Kelly), John Ortiz (Morales), Johnny Lewis (Ricky), Ariel Gade (Molly), Kristen Hager (Jesse), Sam Trammell (Tim), Robert Joy (Stephens), David Paetkau (Dale), Tom Woodruff (Alien/Predalien), Ian Whyte (Predator). Setting: 2004. Gunnison, Colorado, Earth. Premier: December 25, 2007. 10 Predators Directed by Nimród Antal. 107 minutes. Staring: Adrian Brody (Royce), Alice Braga (Isabelle), Topher Grace (Edwin), Oleg Taktarov (Nikolai), Danny Trejo (Cuchillo), Mahershalalhashbaz Ali (Mombasa), Walton Goggins (Stans), Louis Ozawa Changchien (Hanzo), Laurence Fishburne (Noland), Brian Steele (Berserker Predator), Carey L. Jones (Tracker Predator/Falcon Predator), Derek Meers (Classic Predator). Setting: 2010. Predator game reserve on alien planet. Premier: July 9, 2010. 11 This page intentionally left blank. 12 Press Release The official press release for the Alien & Predator Marathon: • • • Tuesday, July 20, 2010. Alien and Predator. Two films that, under normal circumstances, would never have crossed over into one another's universe. They wouldn't have, if a set decorator on Predator 2 had not snuck an alien xenomorph's skull into a trophy wall on the Predator spacecraft as a joke. After that the fanbase took over and the two series have become increasingly more intertwined ever since. This will be a two-part marathon. Day I will be Saturday, June 24 and will feature the four films of the Alien series. Day II will be Saturday, July 31 and will focus on the two Predator movies as well as the two Alien vs. Predator films. Start time for both days is at 3:00 PM. • • • The Alien & Predator Marathon is to be held at Josh’s House. Marathon dates: DAY I: Saturday, July 24 – Alien. DAY II: Saturday, July 31 – Predator & AvP. Particulars: Marathon guest list is open registry. Marathon format is set schedule. Marathon type is single series. Marathon length is 16 hours total. 13 .
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