Top Billed Cast

Asa Butterfield
Gardner Elliot
Britt Robertson
Tulsa
Carla Gugino
Kendra
Gary Oldman
Nathaniel Shepherd
Janet Montgomery
Sarah Elliot
David House
Roland
Sarah Minnich
Reporter
John-Paul Howard
Student
BD Wong
Genesis Director Chen
Mia Stallard
Screaming Girl
Trey Tucker
Harrison Lane
Lora Martinez-Cunningham
NASA Guide
Bernardo P. Saracino
Dream Chaser Pilot
Kristen DeVore Rakes
Maid
Luce Rains
Idaho
Jenny Gabrielle
Susanne
Scott Takeda
Dr. Gary Loh
Beth Bailey
NASA Doctor
Colin Egglesfield
Sarah's Brother
William Sterchi
Debate Moderator
Peter Chelsom
Centaur (voice)
Morse Bicknell
NASA Executive
Stafford Douglas
Entitled Teen
Adande 'Swoozie' Thorne
Scott Hubbard
Jacob Browne
Police Officer
Esodie Geiger
Ms. Tupelo
David Devereaux
Valet
Aurora Antonio
Young NASA Secretary
Eli Goodman
ER Doc
Ryan Jason Cook
Control Room Technician
Frank Powers
E. Marks / Security
Drago Sumonja
Social Services Man
Nate Warren
ER Clerk
Lauren Chavez-Myers
Alice Myers
Zacciah Hanson
Little Bewley Brother
Jesse Romero
Big Bewley Brother
Tim Janis
Chuck Woodruff
Travis Armstrong
Colorado State Trooper
Jenny Gabrielle
Havasupai Woman
Gil Birmingham
Shaman Neka
Ramona King
Reception Nurse
Eb Lottimer
Air Force Colonel
Cesar Miramontes
Himself
Bruce McIntosh
NASA Scientist
Anthony Jarvis
College Student
Shad Adair
Astronaut / Shuttle Crew (uncredited)
Nathaniel Augustson
Alfonso (uncredited)
Danny Winn
Dr. Cox (uncredited)
Edsel Pete
Doctor (uncredited)
Marika Day
Nurse (uncredited)
Jamie H. Jung
East Texas Tech (uncredited)
Heather Bash
Banquet Attendee (uncredited)
Shawn Lecrone
NASA Security (uncredited)
Johnny Palomarez Jr.
Genesis Shareholder (uncredited)
Lluvia Almanza
Genesis Shareholder (uncredited)
Thomas Kemp
Genesis Shareholder (uncredited)
Alma Sisneros
Mars Inhabitant (uncredited)
Brian Barela
NASA Executive (uncredited)
Jon Erik Castro
Genesis Shareholder (uncredited)
Lorraine Sanchez
Genesis Shareholder (uncredited)
Logan Paul
Buff College Kid
Kelly V. Lucio
NASA Student (uncredited)

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A review by Frank Ochieng

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Written by Frank Ochieng on Wed Feb 15 2017

Somehow Hollywood continues to search for different outlets in conveying young love at the box office. Sure, the goal is always the same in terms of tapping into the youth market by promoting yet another transparent teen weepie but this time among the planetary stars. Hey, youngsters need catering at the movie theaters as well, right? However, one is not so convinced that the Young Adults (YA) genre is convincingly elevated by a flimsy frontier sci-fi romancer among the Clearasil crowd. Hence, **The Space Between Us** fits the bill as a scattershot and schmaltzy pimple-faced love story that has...