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Übersetzung für 'Body Snatchers' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Body Snatchers [Abel Ferrara, 1993]

Body Snatchers – Angriff der KörperfresserfilmF

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Invasion of the Body Snatchers [Don Siegel]

Die DämonischenfilmF

Invasion der KörperfresserfilmF

Invasion of the Body Snatchers [Philip Kaufman]

Die Körperfresser kommenfilmF

The Body Snatchers [Jack Finney]

Die Körperfresser kommenlit.F

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fluorescent body <F-body>

F-Körper {m} [selten] [F-Body]biol.

F-Body {m}biol.

body

Gebilde {n}

Truppenkörper {m}mil.

Gehäuse {n}tech.

Komitee {n}

Gestell {n}automot.

Körperschaft {f}law

Abteilung {f}

Leib {m}anat.

Menge {f}

Rahmen {m}

Karosserie {f}automot.

Korpus {n} [Sammlung]lit.mus.

Inhalt {m}

Schallkasten {m} [Instrument]mus.

Korpus {m} [Körper, z. B. der menschliche]anat.

Hauptmasse {f}

Aufbau {m} [Fahrzeug]automot.

body {adj}

Körper-

• Body Snatchers – Angriff der Körperfresser = Body Snatchers [Abel Ferrara, 1993]
• Body {m} = body tight
• Netz-Body {m} = fishnet body
• Body Sugaring {n} = body sugaring
• Body Parts = Body Parts [Eric Red]
• Body Bags = John Carpenter presents Body Bags [John Carpenter, Tobe Hooper, Larry Sulkis]
• Body Farm = The Body Farm [Patricia Cornwell]
• Spitzen-Body {m} = lace body
• F-Body {m} = fluorescent body <F-body>
• Body of Evidence = Body of Evidence [Uli Edel]
• Body {m} [einteilige Damenunterwäsche] = teddy
• Body {m} [ugs.] [Körper] = bod [coll.] [body]
• Body-Mass-Index {m} <BMI> = body mass index <BMI>
• Body {m} [einteilige Gymnastik- und Tanzbekleidung] = body (suit)
• Body-Condition-Score {m} <BCS> [Beurteilungssystem für die Körperkondition] = body condition score <BCS>
• Body Integrity Identity Disorder {f} <BIID> [Körper-Integritäts-Identitäts-Störung] = body integrity identity disorder <BIID>

• David Denby of "New York" magazine suggested that "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" (1956) and "Alien" (1979) may have been influenced by Campbell's story.
• Gaiman had also wanted to write a sequel to that series called "Black Orchard", an "ecological "Invasion of the Body Snatchers", but it never materialized because he didn't want to make it without Dave McKean or at least an artist he liked as much.
• In 2007, the Bishop of Manchester launched a campaign to coincide with the opening of "Body Worlds" in that city, accusing the exhibitors of being "body snatchers" and "robbing the NHS", arguing that donation of bodies for plastination would deprive the National Health Service of organs for transplant.
• For the DVD release Kevin McCarthy returned to record an audio commentary for the episode, revealing that he never met Rod Serling and that, aside from "Invasion of the Body Snatchers", his appearance in this episode generated the most fan mail he ever received.
• The Cold War era zeitgeist translated into a type of near-paranoia manifested in themes such as invading armies of evil aliens ("Invasion of the Body Snatchers", "The War of the Worlds") and communist fifth columnists ("The Manchurian Candidate").

• In 1994, he played the head of a government agency hunting for aliens who take over people's bodies (a premise similar to "Invasion of the Body Snatchers") in the movie of Robert A.
• He directed the science-fiction horror film "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" (1956), as well as five films with Clint Eastwood, including the police thriller "Dirty Harry" (1971) and the prison drama "Escape from Alcatraz" (1979).
• The film, the fourth adaptation of the novel "The Body Snatchers", was released in 2007 and was not a critical or box office success.