A soldier fighting aliens gets to relive the same day over and over again, the day restarting every time he dies.
My first time working in London was amazing. When Tom Cruise and Doug Liman decided to collaborate on this SciFi, we were all in for a exhilarating and challenging movie making deep-dive. It's a project that I still get frequently asked about, and I'm very proud of it.
This is probably the project I'm getting most asked about. Understandably. Tom Cruise and Doug Liman are a force to be reckoned with. Their continued work on evolving the story was a production and creative challenge that ultimately paid off. I do have a lot of material for this and this page will keep evolving. Again, I had a great team starting with then Supervising Art Director Neil Lamont, who was a great partner in crime and really moved this project along from the art department side. I didn't have to worry about our team being able to deliver. To the contrary, there was a great team of talented illustrators, set designers, art directors and assistant art directors (and support staff by Polly Seath) to take any bad idea (aka scribble) and move it along into a full fledged concept, and beyond.
