: While Bill seeks help from his now-adult granddaughter, Molly Gardner (Emilie Ullerup), they are hunted by Hagan (Michael Paré), a ruthless mercenary hired by Grey Water's CEO, Kathryn Moore . Kathryn is determined to cover up the catastrophe, even if it means killing all witnesses.
: To repair the timeline, Bill must board the Eldridge once more. After a final confrontation with Hagan and Kathryn, Bill shuts down the ship's generators, pulling the vessel back to 1943. Watch The Philadelphia Experiment 2012 versifier
: A private research firm, Grey Water , attempts to revive a 1943 experiment aimed at creating a radar-cloaking device. Instead, they open a rift in space-time that brings the original vessel, the USS Eldridge , into the year 2012. : While Bill seeks help from his now-adult
: Bill Gardner (Nicholas Lea), a technician from the original 1943 crew, escapes the ship when it briefly materializes on a modern airfield. As he navigates a world he doesn't recognize, he discovers he has gained superhuman abilities, including surviving gunshot wounds, due to his body being bonded with the ship's machinery. After a final confrontation with Hagan and Kathryn,
The mercenary villain (Paré played the hero in the 1984 original) Kathryn Moore The ruthless CEO of the Grey Water project Malcolm McDowell Morton Salinger A scientist with ties to the original experiment
: The Eldridge does not remain in one place; it continues to teleport uncontrollably across the globe, at one point materializing inside a Chicago skyscraper. Scientists realize these "jumps" are creating a rift that could destroy the world.
: By returning to his own era and living out his life naturally, Bill is eventually seen as an elderly man in the present day, finally reunited with Molly. Principal Cast and Characters Nicholas Lea Bill Gardner The 1943 survivor who travels to 2012 Emilie Ullerup Molly Gardner Bill's granddaughter who helps him Michael Paré
