Call

Call
Call
Location:	USM Auriga
Planet:	0.8g Atmosphere
Command:	crew
Organization:	mercenary
Level:	n/a
Deep space:	crew member
Stats:
Active service:	5
Gender:	synthetic female
Height:	169cms
Weight:	59kgs

Name

Call is a synthetic on the Betty in both the game Alien Resurrection and in the film Alien Resurrection.

She is a playable character in Alien Resurrection together with Ripley, DiStephano and Christie, she interacts along with Ripley and play in the level Engineering Deck.

Characteristics

Reference stats table.

Appearance

Appearances in the following;
Alien Resurrection (game)
L2: Engineering Deck aboard the USM Auriga

Alien Resurrection (film)
USM Auriga
Betty

Assistance

Assists Ripley in her missions via comms.

Interactions

Alien Resurrection (game)
Play as Call in Level 2 - Engineering Deck.

Alien Resurrection (film)
In Alien Resurrection (film) Call arrives with the Betty's mercenaries delivering kidnapped humans in cryostasis for General Perez. As the Aliens escape they group together with Ripley, Purvis, Wren and DiStephano and make their way to the Betty. Along the way she is shot on the ladder near the flooded kitchen and falls back into the water. After the other crew battle the Aliens she reappears opening the air shaft's door, further along the corridors Ripley stops her and they find that she is actually an android. From here she is able to access the Auriga's computer opening doors and attracting Aliens to the fleeing Wren who had shot her.

Continuity

Alien Resurrection (game)
Call is part of the remaining crew of the Betty who evacuate from the USM Auriga, after setting it on a collision with Earth.

Alien Resurrection (film)
Call's character is played by Winona Ryder.
Call escapes the exploding USM Auriga with Vriess, Johner, Ripley and DiStephano in Alien Resurrection (film) and narrowly avoids being killed by the Newborn aboard the Betty.

In Alien Resurrection Sigourney Weaver and Winona Ryder were nominated for a Saturn Award for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress.

Timeline

The film Alien Resurrection is set after the film Alien 3, some 200 years after Ellen Ripley dies at the Class C Work Correctional Unit on Fiorina 'Fury' 161.

The game Alien Resurrection was published in 2000 and based on the film Alien Resurrection.

References

Citations

Alien Resurrection
Alien Resurrection (film)
Alien Resurrection

Footnotes