For the RA3 fans - the Cast

[Keero]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuQSNp24_Kk

The cast of Command & Conquer Red Alert 3 follows (in alphabetical order by last name): Gemma Atkinson (the UK's Hollyoaks), Tim Curry (Rocky Horror Picture Show, The Hunt for Red October), Andrew Divoff (LOST), Kelly Hu (X2, The Scorpion King), Jenny McCarthy (Scream 3, former Playboy Playmate of the Year), Ivana Milicevic (Casino Royale), Jonathan Pryce (Pirates of the Caribbean), J.K. Simmons (Spider-Man, Juno), Autumn Reeser (The OC), Peter Stormare (Prison Break, Armageddon), George Takei (Star Trek, Heroes), and two of the most recognizable names in competitive mixed martial arts Randy "The Natural" Couture (former UFC Heavyweight champion) and Gina "Conviction" Carano (Undefeated Elite XC fighter, American Gladiators).

I dunno, the guy actors sound like some good picks, but the females seem to be chosen for sex appeal. (/doesn't find them appealing) Oh brother. Well, at least the video is cool.

 

[Corpfox]

Dang, thats a good cast!

Though, the original Tanya would be missed.

It would seem odd to see a Blonde-hair Tanya than the Brown-hair one.

Off-Topic: I read Blizzard using a new voice-actor to play Jim Raynor in Starcraft II.

 

[rizz]

Theres a really large pair of... Ultimate fighters in that line-up

 

[blackgravity]

Where's Michael Ironside? Wasn't he in RA2? I at least know that much about it

 

[Blackbeard]

Ironside played in C & C 3 Tiberium wars for sure, the game is interesting, hard to fathom a idea of every major wacky science project actually working and time travel creating a alternate reality
I believe the different woman represent the TANYA of each Faction, too bad they didn't show the Bears or Dogs

 

[vibrokatana]

hard to fathom a idea of every major wacky science project actually working and time travel creating a alternate reality

At present our understanding of quantum mechanics and time itself is very narrow. Since we have no easy way to measure without changing the item being watched then it is virtually impossible to study quantum physics. Right now most of the studies and development falls under calculating based on end results. It is sorta like trying to figure out what the ocean is doing by looking at how waves hit the side of your boat, while you can get a general idea there is so much more going on underneath that you can't see or hear.

My guess is that within the next 5-10 years we will start seeing the first quantum computers (light or crystalline based circuitry, currently they already have basic XOR and some other logic gates for light). With dark matter (currently being studied and collected) we could possibly generate negative gravity and travel faster then the speed of light. As well as having a very powerful energy source (getting into space requires vast amounts of energy, so cheap space flight would be awesome).

My guess is that time travel backwards is pretty much impossible, but going forwards is very possible. All you have to do is travel at or past the speed of light and your relative time will slow down. Since you can't travel at negative velocity, my guess is you can't really go backwards in time.