Mission to Mars
A determined astronaut leads a daring rescue mission to Mars, racing against lethal alien mysteries and dwindling supplies to uncover the cause of a vanished crew and bring them home alive.
“For centuries we've been looking for the origin of life on earth. We've been looking on the wrong planet.”
Synopsis
When the first manned mission to Mars encounters a catastrophic and mysterious disaster after reporting the presence of an unidentified structure, a rescue mission is launched to investigate the incident and attempt to recover any surviving crew members.
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A crew of 45+ credited
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Edited by Paul HirschShot by Stephen H BurumScored by Ennio MorriconeDesigned by Ed Verreaux
Box Office
2000 · Box office
⚖️ Fell short of break-even — grossed 1.2× its budget
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Worldwide gross
$111.0M
US & Canada: $60.9M — 55% of worldwide · International: $50.1M (45%)
Opening weekend: $22.9M — 38% of its US run. Front-loaded — most of its money arrived opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $29.2M — 48% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,054 theaters
Also known as
- Misión a Martees
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Cast & Crew
45 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Tim Robbins
as Woody Blake
Gary Sinise
as Jim McConnell
Don Cheadle
as Luke Graham
Connie Nielsen
as Terri Fisher
Jerry O Connell
as Phil Ohlmyer
Peter Outerbridge
as Sergei Kirov
Kavan Smith
as Nicholas Willis
Jill Teed
as Reneé Coté
Elise Neal
as Debra Graham
Kim Delaney
as Maggie McConnell
Marilyn Norry
as NASA Wive
Freda Perry
as NASA Wive
Supporting cast
22Lynda Boyd
as NASA Wive
Patricia Harras
as NASA Wive
Robert Bailey Jr
as Bobby Graham
Chaynade Knowles
as Child at Party
Jeffrey Ballard
as Child at Party
Anson Woods
as Child at Party
Britt Mckillip
as Child at Party
Jillian Marie Hubert
as Child at Party
Jody Thompson
as Pretty Girl 1
Lucia Walters
as Pretty Girl 2
Pamela Diaz
as Pretty Girl 3
Sugith Varughese
as 2nd Capcom
Story Musgrave
as 3rd Capcom
Mina E Mina
as Ambassador
Carlo Rota
as Ambassador
Dmitry Chepovetsky
as Technician
Tracy Waterhouse
as Sobbing Technician
Mccanna Anthony Sinise
as Young Jim McConnell
Chantal Conlin
as Young Maggie
Jukka Joensuu
as Priest
Bill Timoney
as Computer (voice)
Armin Mueller Stahl
as Ray Beck (uncredited)
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1Writers
4Producers
1Other crew
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