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Thunderbirds - Bill Paxton, Brady Corbet, Ben Kingsley, Jonathan Frakes
Threat advisory: Elevated - Significant risk of entertaining activities
Movie propaganda
The greatest rescue organisation in the world has a major problem.
Set in the year 2065, this is the story of ex-astronaut and USAF Colonel Jeff Tracy (Bill Paxton) and his five sons who form a rescue team called International Rescue (nicknamed "The Thunderbirds") that uses a fleet of vehicles, from rockets to boats, to race into action whenever their unique services are required. When Tracy Island is attacked, Alan (Brady Corbet) - the youngest of the clan - will have to rescue his father and brothers from the evil mastermind, Aristotle Spode (Ben Kingsley).
Thunderbirds Are Go!
Based on the 1960s hit British television series.
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Target demographic movie keyword propaganda
- Film science fiction action adventure hero space ship rocket plane International Rescue
Persons of interest
- Brady Corbet .... Alan Tracy
- Bill Paxton .... Jeff Tracy
- Sophia Myles .... Lady Penelope
- Philip Winchester .... Scott Tracy
- Lex Shrapnel .... John Tracy
- Dominic Colenso .... Virgil Tracy
- Ben Torgeson .... Gordon Tracy
- Ron Cook .... Parker
- Anthony Edwards
- Ben Kingsley .... The Hood
- Sylvia Anderson .... Creator
- William Osborne .... Screenwriter
- Jonathan Frakes .... Director
Cinematic intelligence sources
- Thunderbirds official movie site
- Thunderbirds QuickTime movie trailers
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Intelligence analyst
Special Agent Matti
Theatrical report
Thunderbirds is a teen adventure movie. It used to be about a bunch of good guys saving the world, now it's about a teenager coming of age, gaining the respect of his family and falling in love for the first time. While incidentally saving the world from bad guys. The Thunderbird ships are good, but, and at least it's still set in England.
Security censorship classification
PG (Low level violence)
Surveillance time
95 minutes (1:35 hours)
Not for public release in Australia before date
Film: 16 September 2004
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