Land of the Lost Movie

    • Release Date: June 5, 2009
    • Director: Brad Silberling
    • Screenplay: Chris Henchy and Dennis McNicholas
    • Studio: Universal Pictures
    • Estimated budget: $100 million
    • Sid and Marty Krofft wrote and produced the Saturday morning television series which ran from 1974-1976
    • The television series starred Spencer Milligan (Park Ranger Rick Marshall), Wesley Eure (Will Marshall) and Kathy Coleman (Holly Marshall)
    • Universal Pictures purchased a 30-second ad spot during Super Bowl XLIII to promote the filmVariety: Super Bowl Push (January 8, 2009)
    • On January 30, 2009, the first photo of the character of Chaka was released exclusively to Ain't It Cool NewsAICN.com: Exclusive photo of Chaka!! From Land of the Lost (January 30, 2009)
    • Tag line: Right place. Wrong time.Official Site: Land of the Lost
  • Land of the Lost is a 2009 film adaptation of the 1970s television series of the same name. Comedian Will Ferrell plays Dr. Rick Marshall. Marshall, along with his assistant, Holly (Anna Friel), and the survivalist, Will, managed to trap themselves in a prehistoric world.Official Site: Land of the Lost

    On its opening night, Land of the Lost earned $7.2 million, coming in third place among opening night films.Variety: 'Hangover' soaks up $16.54 million

  • Movie Cast

    • Will Ferrell as Park Ranger Rick Marshall
    • Danny R. McBride as Will Stanton
    • Anna Friel as Holly
    • Jorma Taccone as Chaka
    • Mousa Kraish as Barry

  • Kathy Coleman Cameo?

    According to reports on May 25, 2009, Kathy Coleman—who played the pigtailed daughter Holly Marshall in the original TV series—will return for a cameo role in the film. The nature and extent of her role were not initially released.Bitten and Bound: Kathy Coleman Land of the Lost Cameo (May 25, 2009)
  • Quote

    "Land of the Lost... follows has-been scientist (Ferrell), a crack-smart research assistant (Friel) and a redneck survivalist (McBride) who get sucked through time and spit out into an alternate universe-- one that finds them running from dinosaurs and weird reptiles called Sleestaks, while trying to figure a way out of this hybrid dimension. Really looking forward to watching Ferrell and McBride pair up on screen together, and with the "alternate universe" angle thrown in, I'm sure we're in store for all sorts of ridiculousness."—CinematicalCinematical: Land of the Lost Poster (December 22, 2008)

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