| K-Pax | |||||
| Universal Studios (2001) | |||||
| Comedy, Science Fiction, Fantasy | |||||
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| Kevin Spacey | Prot/Robert Porter | |
| Jeff Bridges | Dr. Mark Powell | |
| Mary McCormack | Rachel Powell | |
| Alfre Woodard | Claudia Villars | |
| David Patrick Kelly | Howie | |
| Saul Williams | Ernie | |
| Peter Gerety | Sal | |
| Celia Weston | Mrs. Doris Archer | |
| Ajay Naidu | Dr. Chakraborty | |
| Tracy Vilar | Maria | |
| Melanee Murray | Bess | |
| John Toles-Bey | Russell | |
| Kimberly Scott | Joyce Trexler | |
| Conchata Ferrell | Betty McAllister | |
| Vincent Laresca | Navarro |
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| Producer | Lawrence Gordon
Lloyd Levin |
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| Writer | Charles Leavitt
Gene Brewer |
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| Cinematography | John Mathieson
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| Musician | Elton John
Ed Shearmur |
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K-PAX is based on a novel and stars Jeff Bridges as a psychiatrist trying to figure out if his patient Kevin Spacey is an alien from another planet or just faking it. |
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