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1970s | Politician
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4/10
IMDbBest Film Produced for Under | 1980
Budget 257,000 USD
Peter Graves shot all of his scenes in one day.
Director Robert S. Fiveson brought a copyright infringement suit against the makers of The Island (2005), citing almost 100 points of similarity between the two films. The court ruled that Fiveson made a prima facie case for infringement. Before the case could go to trial, Dreamworks settled with the plaintiffs for an undisclosed amount.
In an interview filmed for the DVD release of the Mystery Science Theater version of the film director Robert S. Fiveson mentioned that the settlement for the lawsuit with the makers of The Island (2005) involved the official sale of remake rights, and even mentioning that fact was technically against the confidentiality agreement made as part of the settlement. Fiveson also mentions that fans of the MST3K episode provided a lot of support and encouragement as the copyright infringement case progressed.
The title was originally to be "Clonus". The distributor wanted to change the title to "Parts" and then decided to combine the titles.
The house with the pool is 3366 Scadlock Ln Los Angeles, California.
"Jeff Knight: I think it's time I start paying back this country for some of the good things it's given me."