The Cast of Lazarus Project: Unraveling the Mysteries of Time Travel

In an exclusive interview, Joe Barton, the creator of The Lazarus Project, shed light on the intriguing world of time travel and the cast of characters that bring it to life. When asked about the inspiration behind the series, Barton drew parallels between rival sports teams like Adidas and Puma, or Spurs and Arsenal. He explained that just as these teams operate in similar ways but have a rivalry, The Lazarus Project's Time Break Initiative and the Chinese government-backed organization are equally driven by their goals, yet find themselves at odds.

The show revolves around a top-secret organization dedicated to preventing mass extinction events by traveling back in time and altering the course of history. Barton revealed that the initial notion of Chinese government involvement had been toned down, instead focusing on the schism between the two groups. 'They were a breakaway rival for the Lazarus Project,' he explained.

The series stars Caroline Quentin and Anjli Mohindra as members of this elite organization, who are tasked with correcting past mistakes to prevent catastrophic consequences in the present. In an action-packed trailer, viewers see moments of tense drama unfold, including a clip where Project members are held at gunpoint, urging them to stop meddling with time travel.

Throughout the interview, Barton shared his own writing process, admitting that he didn't have much mapped out for The Lazarus Project's second season. Instead, he relied on his instincts as a 'pantser,' flying by the seat of his pants to create an engaging narrative. Despite not having a clear plan, Barton managed to write himself into an interesting corner, leading to a thrilling ride for viewers.

With its unique blend of dark humor and heart-pumping action, The Lazarus Project is now streaming exclusively on Stan. Every episode is available to binge-watch, offering fans a chance to unravel the mysteries of time travel alongside the show's talented cast.

Cast of lazarus project