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The Philadelphia Experiment

Past and present collide
2012 | 85m | English

(3527 votes)

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Director: Paul Ziller
Writer: Andy Briggs
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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 of the first experiment and his granddaughter to stop it.
Release Date: Jul 27, 2012
Director: Paul Ziller
Writer: Andy Briggs
Genres: Adventure, Science Fiction, Mystery, Thriller
Keywords time travel, remake, re-imagining, plane crash, uss eldridge
Production Companies Syfy, Rainbow Pictures, CineTel Films, Movie Central
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Ryan Robbins Richard Falkner
Nicholas Lea Bill Gardner
Malcolm McDowell Morton Salinger
Emilie Ullerup Molly Gardener
Michael Paré Hagan
Lauro David Chartrand-DelValle Driver
Gina Holden Katheryn Moore
John Reardon Carl Reed
Allison Hossack Lena
Name Job
Paul Ziller Director
Michael C. Blundell Director of Photography
Andy Briggs Writer
Tad Nazar Sound Mixer
Amy Reece Casting
Patricia Hargreaves Costume Design
Bob Bottieri Production Design
Renée Read Set Decoration
Tanya Howard Key Makeup Artist
Tim Sereda Production Manager
Bryan C. Knight First Assistant Director
Miranda Middleditch Assistant Set Decoration
Baron Shaver Construction Coordinator
Clive Edwards Property Master
Bulent Hasan Storyboard Artist
Young-Enn Kim 3D Artist
Darren Coffey 3D Artist, Digital Compositor
JongJun An Digital Compositor
Ryan Mackie Digital Compositor
Hui-wen Wu Digital Compositor
Mack Benz Visual Effects Producer
Allen Benjamin Special Effects Coordinator
Ardyth Cleveland Costume Set Supervisor
Jacy Croft Truck Costumer
Carmen Amos Casting Associate
L.A. Hilts Extras Casting
Spencer Whitney Best Boy Electric
Grizz Salzl Steadicam Operator, Camera Operator
Ryan McMaster Second Unit Director of Photography, Camera Operator
Philippe Palu Dolly Grip
Francis Kramer First Assistant "A" Camera
Jiri Kucera First Assistant "B" Camera
Einar Sigurdson First Assistant "B" Camera
Bill Baxter Gaffer
Derrick Garland Genetator Operator
David Savinkoff Grip
Penny Perry Casting Director, Casting
Michael Neilson Music
Christopher A. Smith Editor
La Vonne Girard Set Decoration
Janie MacKay Key Hair Stylist
Daniel Gilboy Production Executive
Jody Ryan First Assistant Director
Jimmy O. Howard Assistant Property Master
A. Blair Stevens Assistant Set Decoration
Nicholas Miller Lead Set Dresser
Ryan Casey Set Dresser
Youngbin Eun 3D Artist
Thierry Latremoille 3D Artist
Peter Choi Digital Compositor
Joseph Park Digital Compositor
Geoffrey Soga Visual Effects
Francois Latremoille Visual Effects Supervisor
Kathy Linder Assistant Costume Designer, Costume Set Supervisor
Donald Weaver Casting Associate
Michelle Jacobsen Extras Casting Assistant
Dmytro Kolesnyk Best Boy Electric
Brad Whitlock Camera Operator
Jon Flahr Data Wrangler
Gregory J. Brown Dolly Grip
Aristidi Georgiopoulos First Assistant "B" Camera
George Kuera First Assistant "B" Camera
Nicholas McKenzie First Assistant "C" Camera
Sean A. Jackson Gaffer
Michael Baier Grip
Shawn Montgomery Key Grip
Jordan Ewan Second Assistant "B" Camera
Aaron Von Hagen Second Assistant "C" Camera
Bettina Strauss Still Photographer
Wendy Czajkowsky Dialogue Editor
Jason Cole Foley Artist
Michael T. Williamson Sound Mixer
Tim Archer Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Randy Kiss Sound Supervisor, Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Randy Rudland Assistant Editor
Justin Li Online Editor
John Rollins Assistant Location Manager
Peter Gibson Transportation Coordinator
Maya Toews Assistant Production Coordinator
Robin Ackland Craft Service
Barbara Parisi First Assistant Accountant
Mark Shannon Key Production Assistant
Chris Wyndham Key Production Assistant
David Rockwell Post Production Accountant
A. Michael Dennison Production Assistant
Jill McQueen Production Coordinator
Jen Oberem Script Supervisor
Sean Hanlin Security Coordinator
David Sanderson Story Editor
Ruby J. Munro Script Supervisor
Rodrigo Carcamo Parga Second Assistant "A" Camera
Henry Zhao Second Assistant "B" Camera
Ed Araquel Still Photographer
Martin Lacroix Boom Operator
Alan Perkins Dialogue Editor
Michael MacDonald Foley Recordist
Matthew Pemberton Assistant Editor
Seán Travers Colorist
Alissa Roode Online Editor
Karen Zajac Location Manager
Rob Glen Transportation Captain
Bob Bedard Chef
Gordon Berezay Craft Service
Claire Benoit Legal Services
Al Stewart Key Production Assistant
Tony Lort Post Production Accountant
Lindsay Moffat Production Accountant
Andy Garland Production Assistant
Jerry Pender Production Coordinator
Elena Dubova Second Assistant Production Coordinator
Elizabeth Schnitzker Stand In
Jason Crosby Marine Coordinator
James Bamford Stunts
Lauro David Chartrand-DelValle Stunt Coordinator
Name Title
John Prince Producer
Josée Bernard Co-Executive Producer
Tom Berry Executive Producer
Lisa M. Hansen Executive Producer
Paul Hertzberg Executive Producer
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GenerationofSwine
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I want to give props to Nicholas Lea, the man can act, and he can really sell the role he's playing...even if he is in an absolutely horrible movie. So, big hats off to him for bringing his A-Game to this. He made the movie tolerable and I was actually able to finish it because of him. However, w ... ell, the special effects showed too much. Had they hid it in the darkness more they could have saved money, made it look better, and it wouldn't have come across so much like a early 90s made for TV flick. And it felt that good chunks of the script were written around the special effects and...that didn't help at all. So the end result was a bad remake of a decent film (one that was clearly low budget and still managed to pull it off by NOT featuring a ton of FXs, with a horrible script... ...but a horrible script that had a fun cameo by Michael Pare for people like me...and a horrible script that Nicholas Lea still managed to sell despite having some of the dumbest and most misplaced lines imaginable.

Jan 12, 2023