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Top Billed Cast
Stan Deyo Himself
Jacques Vallée Self
Ray Palmer Self
Kenneth Arnold Self as Ken Arnold
Jim Hilcke Self - Narrator
Betty Hill Self
J. Allen Hynek Self
Reverend William Gill Self
Colin Cameron Self
Stanton Friedman Himself
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