#Full cast of alien covenant full#
The full cast of supporting crew members (particularly Demián Bichir, Carmen Ejogo and Amy Seimetz) all play their parts –no matter how long or short– fantastically well, and are believable in their emotions and motivations.īut it’s Fassbender’s character –David, the almost-human mechanoid– that had me puzzled throughout most of the film, and at times, I wasn’t quite sure if his story was deep and moving or just confusing and vaguely faux-poetic. Oram (Billy Crudup) and Tennessee (Danny McBride) are also fantastic in their roles, though potentially interesting plot threads surrounding Oram’s faith are sadly left unanswered during the course of the film. Daniels (Katherine Waterston) is a fantastic leading space lady, and I wish that the film had allowed us more time with her. Without spoiling any particular scenes, I want to first praise all of the acting throughout Alien: Covenant. But…it had something to it, which I’ll do my best to explain. So, did Alien: Covenant live up to its grand expectations? Promotion for the film included trailers filled with tense music, plenty of screams and the classic claustrophobia of narrow spaceship corridors that we’ve come to expect from the franchise: Scott’s latest foray into the Alien world has also been hyped up by marketers as being as enjoyable as Scott’s The Martian (2015), which saw a charming Matt Damon steal the hearts of earthlings everywhere, enough that it made it onto our “ Top 12 Films of 2015” list. Despite being a Prometheus sequel, the Marketing for Alien: Covenant seemed to want to distance itself from the Prometheus branding and announce itself as more firmly rooted in its Alien heritage.
#Full cast of alien covenant movie#
If original Alien fans still have any doubts about that statement, take a look at Alien: Covenant‘s previous trailer and don’t forget to watch tomorrow’s teaser on FX.Alien: Covenant has been heralded as the movie which would sprinkle sweet extraterrestrial sugar over the sour taste left in our collective mouths after 2012’s Prometheus, even though director Ridley Scott has always been keen to expand the world he created and not shy away from the criticisms that the Alien prequel garnered upon its release. From left to right, the crew’s composed by: Katherine Waterston, Amy Seimetz, Tess Haubrich, Alexander England, Nathaniel Dean, Demián Bichir, James Franco, Danny McBride, Uli Latukefu, Benjamin Rigby, Callie Hernandez, Jussie Smollett, Carmen Ejogo, Billy Crudup, and Michael Fassbender.ĭespite including the comic due of Franco-McBride, Danny McBride had clarified last year that Alien: Covenant‘s script is quite dark and doesn’t include comic relief at all. The Covenant’s crew carries many surprises, James Franco being one of them. Welcome the Covenant’s Crew In between the crew appears James Franco, always close to Danny McBride
The first link between both films will be David, the synthetic survivor from Prometheus, played by Fassbender and found by Covenant’s crew on the forgotten planet. A special teaser will air after the February 22nd episode of Legion on FX.ĭirected by Alien‘s Ridley Scott, the film promises to serve as a nexus that fills in the gaps in the story by providing proper background on the creature’s origins. The film releases on May 19th and it is the first installment of a trilogy that will connect Prometheus’ story with the original Alien. Just a couple of months away from release, an Alien: Covenantcrew photo was revealed today with many known faces joining Michael Fassbender.
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