Contact
Contact is a science fiction film about an encounter with alien intelligence. Based on the novel by Carl Sagan the film starred Jodie Foster as the one chosen scientist who must make some difficult decisions between her beliefs, the truth, and reality.
Drama, Science Fiction, Mystery
Warner Bros., South Side Amusement Company
Jodie Foster as Eleanor Arroway, Matthew McConaughey as Palmer Joss, James Woods as Michael Kitz, John Hurt as S. R. Hadden, Tom Skerritt as David Drumlin, William Fichtner as Kent Clark, David Morse as Ted Arroway, Angela Bassett as Rachel Constantine, Geoffrey Blake as Fisher, Max Martini as Willie, Rob Lowe as Richard Rank, Jake Busey as Joseph, Jena Malone as Young Ellie, Tucker Smallwood as Mission Director, Sami Chester as Vernon, Henry Strozier as Minister, Haynes Brooke as Drumlin Aide, Timothy McNeil as Davio, Laura Elena Surillo as Cantina Woman, Michael Chaban as Hadden Suit, Larry King as Himself, Thomas Garner  as Ian Broderick, Conroy Chino as KOB-TV Reporter, Dan Gifford as Jeremy Roth, Vance Valencia as Senator Valencia, Donna Kelley as Herself, Leon Harris as Himself, Claire Shipman as Herself, Behrooz Afrakhan as Middle Eastern Anchor, Saemi Nakamura as Japanese Anchor, Maria Celeste Arraras as Latina Anchor, Tabitha Soren as Herself, Geraldo Rivera as Himself, Ian Whitcomb as British Anchor, Jay Leno as Himself, Michael Albala as Decryption Hacker, Ned Netterville as Decryption Expert, Leo Lee as Major Domo, William Jordan as Chairman of Joint Chiefs, David St. James as Joint Chief, Steven Ford as Major Russell, Alexander Zemeckis as Major Russell's Son, Janie Peterson as Major Russell's Daughter, Philippe Bergeron as French Committee Member, Jennifer Balgobin as Dr. Patel, Anthony Hamilton as British Committee Member, Rebecca T. Beucler as NASA Public Relations, Marc Macaulay as NASA Technician, Jeffery Thomas Johnson as Mechnical, Jeffery Thomas Johnson as Mechanical, Yuji Okumoto as Electrical, Gerry Griffin as Dynamics, Brian Alston as Communications, Rob Elk as Pad Leader, Mark Thomason as Security, José Rey as Controller #8, Todd Patrick Breaugh as New VLA Technician, Alex Veadov as Russian Cosmonaut, Alice Kushida as Scientist, Robin Gammell as Project Official, Richardson Morse as Mission Doctor, Seiji Okamura as Japanese Ensign, Mak Takano as Japanese Tech #1, Hiroshi Tom Tanaka as Japanese Tech #2, Catherine Dao as Life Support, Kristoffer Ryan Winters as Dynamics #2, Valorie Armstrong as Senator, Jim Hild as Reporter #5, William L. Thomas as Reporter #6, Diego Montoya as School Boy, Jonathan Adler as White House Official, Robert Aguilar Jr. as NASA Controller #2, Mark Bailey as Four-Star General, Matt Bennett as Senate Observer, Tony Boldi as Robert Hand, Christopher Boyer as Scientist, Mark Byrne as Protester, Candice T. Cain as Supporter, Aixa Clemente as President's Secretery, Aixa Clemente as President's Secretary, Derrick Damions as Ailing Believer, Elaina Erika Davis as Philanthropy Bureaucrat, Joey Dente as Factory Worker, Michael Egan as IMC Police Officer, Jeff Elmore as Monk, Pamela Fischer as Pedestrian, Carl Gilliard as Controller, William B. Kaplan as TV Interviewer, Ming Lo as Pod Systems Control, Sunshine Logroño as Puerto Rican Taxi Driver, Denise Loveday as Press Secretary, Neal Matarazzo as Kitz's Aide, Cassidy McMillan as Student Reporter at NASA, Molly Mueller as Family Exchange, Paul L. Nolan as Ellie's Attorney, Marisa Petroro as Oval Office Secretary, Errica Poindexter as Police Officer, J.A. Preston as Senator, Frank Principe as Ailing Believer, Leo Rogstad as Ailing Believer, Russell Sanderlin Sr. as Photographer, Frank Silva as Army Officer, John A. Taylor as Senate Hearing Attendee, Todd Thompson as News Reporter, Cenk Uygur as Reporter, Holly Cross Vagley as Religious Zealot, Eric Alan Wendell as Protester, Delaney Williams as Believer