| The Time Machine | |||||
| DreamWorks Distribution (2002) | |||||
| Adventure, Science Fiction, Action | |||||
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#426 |
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| Guy Pearce | Alexander Hartdegen | |
| Mark Addy | David Philby | |
| Phyllida Law | Mrs. Watchit | |
| Sienna Guillory | Emma | |
| Laura Kirk | Flower Seller | |
| Josh Stamberg | Motorist | |
| John W. Momrow | Fifth Avenue Carriage Driver | |
| Max Baker | Robber | |
| Jeffrey M. Meyer | Central Park Carriage Driver | |
| Jeremy Irons | Über-Morlock | |
| Alan Young | Flower Store Worker | |
| Myndy Crist | Jogger | |
| Connie Ray | Teacher | |
| Orlando Jones | Vox | |
| Lennie Loftin | Soldier #1 | |
| Thomas Corey Robinson | Soldier #2 | |
| Samantha Mumba | Mara | |
| Omero Mumba | Kalen | |
| Yancey Arias | Toren | |
| Richard Cetrone | Hunter Morlock |
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| Producer |
Arnold Leibovit
David V. Lester John Logan Laurie MacDonald |
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| Writer |
H.G. Wells
David Duncan John Logan |
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| Cinematography |
Donald McAlpine
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| Musician |
Klaus Badelt
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Hoping to alter the events of the past, a 19th century inventor instead travels 800,000 years into the future, where he finds mankind divided into two warring races. |
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