Gary Oldman is told "you're a monster." His characters have been told the same thing in "The Fifth Element" and "Air Force One."
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Directed by Stephen Hopkins, starring Gary Oldman, Heather Graham, Lacey Chabert, Matt LeBlanc, Mimi Rogers, William Hurt (add more)
Gary Oldman is told "you're a monster." His characters have been told the same thing in "The Fifth Element" and "Air Force One."
Jonathan Harris, who played Dr. Smith in the TV series, was set to play the man who hired and then betrayed Dr. Smith.
When the Dr Robinson is on the planet talking to Matt Le Blanc, Matt says "Where the Hell are we", the Dr replies, "The question is when the Hell are we" this is an allusion to Back To The Future when those same lines are said between Dr. Brown and Marty.
The part of Major West, played by Matt LeBlanc, was originally offered to LeBlanc's "Friends" co-star Matthew Perry
Gary Oldman is listed twice in the ending credits, once as "Dr. Smith" and again as "Spider Smith."
4 members of the original cast of Lost in Space were in this film: Angela Cartwright, Marta Kristen, Mark Goodard, and June Lockart, also the original voice of the Robot.
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