The Lazarus Project gets air date and first-look clip
The upcoming sci-fi thriller stars Paapa Essiedu as a man recruited into a secret organisation with the ability to turn back time.
Sky has shared a first-look of Paapa Essiedu in The Lazarus Project, a time-loop thriller now confirmed to premiere in June.
From Girl/Haji writer Joe Barton, the eight-parter stars I May Destroy You's Essiedu as George, a man who wakes up to find himself several months in the past before being recruited for the Lazarus Project – a secret organisation that turns back time when the world is at threat of extinction.
In the clip, we watch as George is caught up is a destructive car chase, jumping into a caravan and chasing down an unknown motorcyclist while being followed by the police.
The series, which airs on Sky Max and NOW from 16th June, also stars Pure's Charly Clive as the love of George's life Sarah, while Caroline Quentin plays Wes – the leader of The Lazarus Project.
They're joined in the cast by Vigil's Anjli Mohindra (Archie), The Split's Rudi Dharmalingam (Shiv) and Strike's Tom Burke, who plays a wanted criminal with plans to detonate a nuclear warhead and destroy the world.
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"Then a freak accident harms someone close to George. Lazarus won’t let him turn back time to undo it – unless there is the threat of global extinction," Sky teases. "Now George must choose to stay loyal or go rogue, as he is faced with the question: if you had the power to rewrite your past, what would you sacrifice to do it?"
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