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Ally Sheedy

13 June 1962, New York City, New York, USA

Steve Guttenberg

24 August 1958, Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA

Fisher Stevens

27 November 1963, Chicago, Illinois, USA

Austin Pendleton

27 March 1940, Warren, Ohio, USA

G.W. Bailey

27 August 1944, Port Arthur, Texas, USA

Brian McNamara

21 November 1960, Long Island, New York, USA

Tim Blaney

23 April 1959, Connecticut, USA

Marvin J. McIntyre

John Garber

Penny Santon

2 September 1916, New York City, New York, USA

Vernon Weddle

24 August 1935, Hattieburg, Mississippi, USA

Barbara Tarbuck

15 January 1942, Detroit, Michigan, USA

Tom Lawrence

31 July 1937, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA

Fred Slyter

15 July 1935, New York, USA

Billy Ray Sharkey

10 February 1947, Claremore, Oklahoma, USA

Robert Krantz

Jan Speck

10 April 1954, Pasadena, California, USA

31 August 1940, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

William Striglos

Mary Reckley

Shay McLean

16 November 1966, Inglewood, California, USA

Eleanor C. Heutschy

18 August 1934, USA

John Badham

25 August 1939, Luton, Bedfordshire, England, UK

Sergio Kato

John Badham

25 August 1939, Luton, Bedfordshire, England, UK

Brent Maddock

S.S. Wilson

Stephanie Speck

Played by: Ally Sheedy

Newton Crosby

Played by: Steve Guttenberg

Ben Jabituya

Played by: Fisher Stevens

Howard Marner

Played by: Austin Pendleton

Skroeder

Played by: G.W. Bailey

Frank

Played by: Brian McNamara

Number 5

Played by: Tim Blaney

Variety Staff

Scripters get credit for some terrific dialog that would have been a lot less disarming if not for the winsome robot and Sheedy's affection for it. Guttenberg plays his best goofy self.

July 06, 2010

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Gavin Bainbridge

A film that demands emotional connections with a robot whose voice is one of the most annoying ever produced. Give us Hal, R2-D2 or a barber shop quartet of Daleks any day.

April 02, 2014

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Desmond Ryan

One of the stranger ironies to be found in Hollywood these days is that some of its most resourceful directors use high-tech wizardry and state-of- the-art movie technology to make films that rail against the tyranny of science.

April 02, 2014

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David Sterritt

No movie with Austin Pendleton can be all bad, but this one makes a game try.

April 02, 2014

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Roger Hurlburt

Number Five is the real star of this energetic film. Sheedy, Guttenberg and company are just supporting players.

April 02, 2014

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Paul M. Bradshaw

John Badham's Pinocchio story is sweet, silly and now charmingly old-fashioned.

April 02, 2014

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Vincent Canby

The movie, which has the clean, well-scrubbed look of an old Disney comedy, is nicely acted by Miss Sheedy, who demonstrates a light-comedy touch not unlike Amy Irving's [and] Mr. Guttenberg.

May 20, 2003

Roger Ebert

It's basically a kid's movie, and quite possibly the kids will like it. But they'll have to be fairly young kids.

January 01, 2000

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Alan Jones

Youngsters will love this hip spoof on hardware movies.

April 02, 2014

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Gene Siskel

The film has nowhere to go except to give us a predictable initial confrontation between Guttenberg and Sheedy over military weapons.

April 02, 2014

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