Cast
- Hulk Hogan as Shep Ramsey, the main protagonist, an interstellar warrior who is stranded on Earth and unsuccessfully tries to adapt to a suburban lifestyle.
- Christopher Lloyd as Charlie Wilcox, the secondary protagonist, an architect who has many problems in his life, until Shep comes along.
- Shelley Duvall as Jenny Wilcox, Charlie's loving wife who tries to get him to show more boldness.
- Michael Faustino as Mark Wilcox, Charlie and Jenny's 9 year old son. He thinks Shep is cool and his life was saved by him from two dangerous teenage drivers.
- Laura Mooney as Theresa Wilcox, Charlie and Jenny's 12 year old daughter. Like Mark, she thinks Shep is cool to have around.
- Larry Miller as Adrian Beltz, Charlie's selfish, hypocritical boss who takes most of the credit for Charlie's hard work and never shows him any real appreciation such as a raise in his salary.
- William Ball as General Suitor, the main antagonist, He is Shep's arch enemy who is an evil interstellar alien space lord who conquers planets all over the galaxy, but now he comes to Earth for revenge. His mutant form is played by Vincent Hammond
- Jack Elam as Colonel Dustin "Dusty" McHowell, a retired army colonel who befriends Shep and gives him advice on his warrior tactics in Space.
- Jo Ann Dearing as Margie Tanen, Beltz's secretary, who at first disliked Shep, but then went with him into space to start a family.
- Roy Dotrice as Zanuck, Shep's Space Commander who thought Shep needed a vacation and gave him instructions before landing on Earth after accidentally damaging his space ship.
- Tony Lango as Knuckles, one of the secondary antagonists, He is one of the two Bounty Hunters sent to kill Shep on Earth.
- Mark Calaway as Hutch, the other secondary antagonist, He is the other Bounty Hunter sent to kill Shep on Earth. He is actually played by another Wrestler called "The Undertaker".
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