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First Photos: Daniel Logan In “The Time War”
He played the young Boba Fett in the “Star Wars” prequels, now actor Daniel Logan has grown up and co-star with Aaron Jacques int the sci-fi action-thriller “The Time War”.
Also boasting narration from the late Christopher Lee, “Rogue Warrior: Robot Fighter” writer/director Neil Johnson posits the idea that the Nazis experimented with time travel and shows the consequences of Adolf Hitler travelling through time and re-writing history.
Unlike “Iron Sky,” this is not camp – rather a “serious, scientific-based approach to the consequences of time travel and the theoretical multi-verse”. As Hitler starts to re-write his genetics, he learns that cause and effect are not as simple as it may seem on paper.
He not only must deal with multiple versions of himself, but also his greatest nemesis – his own daughter Dijanne (played by Tracey Birdsall) who takes on his legacy of empire building and creates an army of one from various versions of herself from across a billion different timelines.
Stephen Manley (“Star Trek III: The Search for Spock”) and William Kircher (“The Hobbit”) co-star in the film which is currently in production in the USA and UK ahead of a 2018 release.
He played the young Boba Fett in the “Star Wars” prequels, now actor Daniel Logan has grown up and co-star with Aaron Jacques int the sci-fi action-thriller “The Time War”.
Also boasting narration from the late Christopher Lee, “Rogue Warrior: Robot Fighter” writer/director Neil Johnson posits the idea that the Nazis experimented with time travel and shows the consequences of Adolf Hitler travelling through time and re-writing history.
Unlike “Iron Sky,” this is not camp – rather a “serious, scientific-based approach to the consequences of time travel and the theoretical multi-verse”. As Hitler starts to re-write his genetics, he learns that cause and effect are not as simple as it may seem on paper.
He not only must deal with multiple versions of himself, but also his greatest nemesis – his own daughter Dijanne (played by Tracey Birdsall) who takes on his legacy of empire building and creates an army of one from various versions of herself from across a billion different timelines.
Stephen Manley (“Star Trek III: The Search for Spock”) and William Kircher (“The Hobbit”) co-star in the film which is currently in production in the USA and UK ahead of a 2018 release.
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