Michael Crichton

Looker (1981) from Michael Crichton was a flop.

Susan Dey and James Coburn

Looker is a 1981 American science-fiction thriller-horror film written and directed by Michael Crichton and starring Albert Finney, Susan Dey, and James Coburn.

Rudolph

When Rudolph wrote and directed Looker (1982), Michael Crichton sought to craft a sci-fi thriller that made statements about the American obsession with perfect beauty and plastic surgery, as well as the power of media over our lives.

Nic Cramer

Besides winning Best Film, Looker's awards haul also included wins for Best Actress to Shanna McCullough, who won Shanna McCullough's first acting award 12 years earlier, and Best Director—Film to Nic Cramer, Nic Cramer's second in consecutive years.

Crichton's most overtly campy

Much of Crichton’s career was driven by combining futuristic science-fiction with pulp trash, but Looker is Crichton's most overtly campy.

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Prior to directing, Andrew Waller worked as a photographer on the short films

Jeff Stein

Jeff Stein was the director, and Bryce Walmsley the scenic designer.

James Kerr

The director was James Kerr, the designer was Rae Smith,