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| TriMark (1993) | |||||
| Action, Adventure, Science Fiction | |||||
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| Brad Johnson | David Herdeg | |
| Marjean Holden | Jess | |
| Gerrit Graham | Dr. William Mailer/Friedrich Mahler | |
| John Christian Graas | Benjamin Herdeg | |
| Cyril O'Reilly | Decker | |
| Geoffrey Blake | Logan | |
| Lisa Robins | Scotch | |
| David Wells | Pinstripes | |
| Larry Cedar | Hank the Controller | |
| Al Pugliese | Coach | |
| James Greene | Professor Longstreet | |
| Andrew Steel | Lieutenant | |
| Allen Perada | Mahler's Double | |
| Hank Stone | Gate PK | |
| John Rixey Moore | General #1 |
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| Producer | Mark Levinson
Douglas Curtis |
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| Writer | Don Jakoby
Wallace C. Bennett |
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| Cinematography | Ronn Schmidt
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| Musician | Gerald Gouriet
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On May 3rd 1943, American vessel Eldridge was involved in an ultra-secret military project called Philadelphia Experiment. The aim of the ship was not to be detected by radars. The result was disastrous. David Herdeg (Brad Johnson)’s participation in this experiment has caused him a change in the genetic code and made him very sensitive to time change. Due to this experiment he is sent into the future. Another experiment takes place in 1993, sending an untraceable plane back to Germany in the year 1943. Meanwhile, Herdeg is pulled into the portal and wakes up in the year 1993, a changed future in which Germany won the Second World War. |
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