Changes: The Andromeda Strain

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The Andromeda Strain was a mid-20th century movie from Earth. It involved an extraterrestrial disease coming to Earth.

In 2154, Trip Tucker and Hoshi Sato were confined to decon, infected with a silicon-based virus. The situation reminded Tucker of the movie The Andromeda Strain.

Unaware of the film's premise, the semi-delirious Sato thought the movie was about a "Doctor Andromeda" who builds a monster that eventually kills him. Upon learning the movie's premise, she concluded that all of Tucker's movies were very similar, and that she had difficulty trying to keep the stories straight. (ENT: "Observer Effect")

The Andromeda Strain was released in 1971 and was directed by Robert Wise, who later directed Star Trek: The Motion Picture and photographed by Richard H. Kline, who was also director of photography on the first Star Trek film. It was based on a novel by author Michael Crichton. Five Trek veterans – Kermit Murdock, Garry Walberg, Bart LaRue, Michael Pataki and Walker Edmiston – appeared in the movie.

External links

The Andromeda Strain at Wikipedia
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+'''''The Andromeda Strain''''' was a mid-[[20th century]] [[movie]] from [[Earth]]. It involved an [[alien|extraterrestrial]] [[disease]] coming to Earth.
-'''The Andromeda Strain''' was a [[movie]] released in [[1971]] on [[Earth]], directed by [[Robert Wise]]. It was based on a [[novel]] by author [[wikipedia:Michael Crichton|Michael Crichton]] and involved a group of scientists who try to find a cure for a lethal, quickly mutating [[virus]] that came to Earth from outer space. Most of the story takes place on a high-security underground research facility.
-In [[2154]], [[Charles Tucker III|Trip Tucker]] and [[Hoshi Sato]] were confined to [[Decontamination chamber|decon]], infected with a [[silicon-based virus]]. The situation reminded Tucker of the movie, ''The Andromeda Strain''.
+In [[2154]], [[Charles Tucker III|Trip Tucker]] and [[Hoshi Sato]] were confined to [[Decontamination chamber|decon]], infected with a [[silicon-based virus]]. The situation reminded Tucker of the movie ''The Andromeda Strain''.
-Unaware of the film's premise, the semi-delirious Sato thought the movie was about a [[Doctor]] Andromeda who builds a monster that eventually kills him. Upon learning the movie's premise, she concluded that all of Tucker's movies were very similar, and that she had difficulty trying to keep the stories straight. ([[ENT]]: "[[Observer Effect]]")
+Unaware of the film's premise, the semi-delirious Sato thought the movie was about a "''[[Doctor]] Andromeda''" who builds a [[monster]] that eventually kills him. Upon learning the movie's premise, she concluded that all of Tucker's movies were very similar, and that she had difficulty trying to keep the stories straight. ({{ENT|Observer Effect}})
-:''Aside from being directed by future ''[[Star Trek: The Motion Picture]]'' director Robert Wise, two additional Trek veterans, [[Bart LaRue]] and [[Michael Pataki]], also appeared in the movie.''
+{{bginfo| ''The Andromeda Strain'' was released in 1971 and was directed by [[Robert Wise]], who later directed {{film|1}} and photographed by [[Richard H. Kline]], who was also director of photography on the first ''Star Trek'' film. It was based on a novel by author {{w|Michael Crichton}}. Five ''Trek'' veterans &ndash; [[Kermit Murdock]], [[Garry Walberg]], [[Bart LaRue]], [[Michael Pataki]] and [[Walker Edmiston]] &ndash; appeared in the movie.}}
-===External Links===
-* {{wikipedia|The Andromeda Strain}}
+==External links==
-* [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0066769/ ''The Andromeda Strain''] on the [http://www.imbd.com/ IMDb]
+* {{wikipedia-title|The Andromeda Strain}}
+* {{IMDb-link|type=title|page=tt0066769}}
+[[de:Andromeda – Tödlicher Staub aus dem All]]
+[[fr:Le mystère Andromède]]
+[[Category:Earth movies|Andromeda Strain]]