
Deadly Skies (2006) on Netflix
A rogue asteroid is heading for Earth, but no one in authority believes astronomer Madison Taylor because the rock is not yet visible. She turns to discredited former colonel Richard Donovan.
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Plot summary
Madison Taylor, an astronomer, is tracking a rogue asteroid the size of Texas on a course toward Earth, but the object exists only in the calculations of her computer program and cannot yet be seen, so the authorities dismiss her warnings. With time running short, she brings in Richard Donovan, a discredited former Air Force colonel, and the two work out a way to bring a decommissioned military laser back into service and destroy the asteroid before it reaches the planet. The laser sits inside an Air Force base, watched by guards who have orders to shoot anyone who approaches it.
Cast
Antonio Sabato Jr.as Richard Donovan
Rae Dawn Chongas Madison Taylor
Michael Boisvertas Lt. Mark Lewis
Dominic Zamprognaas Hockstetter
Michael Moriartyas General Dutton
Rob LaBelleas Dr. Michael Covington
Hrothgar Mathewsas Press Secretary
Doron Bellas Guard Stevens (as Doron Gell)
Kirby Morrowas Guard Carmichael
Sean Whaleas Relief Bus Driver
- Terri Anne Welykias Swim Beauty #1 (as Terri-Anne Welyki)
- Holly Eglintonas Swim Beauty #2 (as Holly Eglington)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Deadly Skies (2006)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- Three versions of the film were made: in the one titled Deadly Skies, the hero Donovan has a relationship with Mark, shown in two intimate scenes plus one in which he gives the reason for his military discharge; the other two versions drop those scenes and run about five minutes shorter.
- The version that keeps the "Don't ask, don't tell" storyline was produced for and advertised in the US by the gay cable channel Here!; Canada showed the censored cut as Force of Impact, and the UK released a slightly different censored cut on DVD as Ultimate Limit.
















