Dan Aykroyd Unplugged on UFOs (2005)

Director:

David Sereda

Genre:

Documentary

Plot:

A UFO enthusiast interviews Dan Aykroyd on the subject of extraterrestrials visiting Earth.

Plot Keywords:

UFO | Interview | Conspiracy Theory | Astronaut | Videotape

Cast

Dan Aykroyd	...	Himself
David Sereda	...	Himself
Gordon Cooper	...	Himself
Paul Hellyer	...	Himself
Ronald Reagan	...	Himself (archive footage) (as President Ronald Reagan)
Ken Storch	...	Himself (as Ken Storch USAF Retired)
John F. Schuessler	...	Himself
John Hutchison	...	Himself
Patrick Uskert	...	Himself
Stephen Bassett	...	Himself
Richard Dolan	...	Himself
Grant Cameron	...	Himself
Lynne Kitei	...	Herself (as Dr. Lynne Kitei)

Directed by
David Sereda		(as David B. Sereda)

Produced by
Jonathan Dana	....	supervising producer
John R. Johnston	....	producer
David Sereda	....	producer (as David B. Sereda)

Film Editing by
John R. Johnston
David Sereda		(as David B. Sereda)

Sound Department
John R. Johnston	....	sound designer

Camera and Electrical Department
Tahitia Hicks	....	camera operator: video camera
John R. Johnston	....	camera operator: video camera
David Sereda	....	camera operator: video camera

Thanks
Gordon Cooper	....	special thanks
James Fox	....	special thanks
Paul Gardner	....	special thanks
John Lyons	....	special thanks (as Mr. John Lyons)

Production Companies

• Graviton Entertainment

Distributors

• Union Station Media (2006) (USA) (all media)
• Horizon Entertainment Ltd. (2005) (worldwide) (all media)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Company:

Graviton Entertainment

Quotes:

Dan Aykroyd: I am here because I am a writer, a performer. I find it entertaining. I'm not a scientist, ah, I, uh, you know, and I'm not theosopher, a philosopher. And I, I, you know, I am just here because it is enormously, enormously entertaining. And mysteries like this are challenging...

Movie Connections:

References 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968)

Unintentionally Hilarious

Now, I would never dis Dan Akroyd, the man is a comedic genius. But, whoever made this movie is dumb as a rock. David Serada comes across as a total moron and asks Akroyd totally inept questions. Seriously, if you had a sit down interview, would you ask Dan Akroyd who he would meet if he traveled back in time? The production value is rock bottom with CGI that looks straight outta 1996. Serada's narrations is boring and his monotone drawl gets old REAL quick. Akroyd comes across as being very smart (as he obviously is, this must have been a slight lapse in clarity) and a perfect gentlemen. The makers of the film, however come across as complete morons. If you completely and totally believe aliens are already here, good for you. As a filmmaker, you should try to get people to believe by preparing a well put together film, which this most definitely isn't. But, if Serada and co., were smart, rational people, they wouldn't have made such a terrible film.