| The Philadelphia Experiment | |||||
| Cinetel Films (2012) | |||||
| Mystery, Science Fiction, Thriller | |||||
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#1757 |
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| Nicholas Lea | Bill Gardner | |
| Michael Paré | Hagan | |
| Ryan Robbins | Richard Falkner | |
| Emilie Ullerup | Molly Gardner | |
| Gina Holden | Kathryn Moore | |
| John Reardon | Deputy Carl Reed | |
| Malcolm McDowell | Morton Salinger | |
| Marsha Regis | Rami | |
| Chad Krowchuk | Reece | |
| Allison Hossack | Lena | |
| Tom McBeath | Broadmore | |
| Dean Redman | Sargent | |
| Mark Pawson | Amateur Pilot | |
| Lauro Chartrand | Hagan's Driver | |
| Dmytro Kolesnyk | Mercenary |
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| Producer |
Josée Bernard
Tom Berry |
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| Writer |
Andy Briggs
David Sanderson |
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| Cinematography |
Michael C. Blundell
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| Musician |
Michael Neilson
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In 'The Philadelphia Experiment', a secret government research project tries reviving the World War II "Philadelphia Experiment," which was an attempt to create a cloaking device to render warships invisible. When the experiment succeeds, it brings back the original ship (the Eldridge) that disappeared during the first test in 1943 - which brings death and destruction to the 21st century. It's up to the sole survivor (Lea) of the first experiment and his granddaughter (Ullerup) to stop it. |
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