Cheryl Ladd plays Louise Baltimore opposite Kris Kristopherson’s Bill Smith in this movie adaptation of Varley’s novel (1983), although on-screen credit is given only to his earlier short story “Air Raid” (1977).
Michael Main
For one thing, paradoxes can occur. Say you build a time machine, go backwards in time and murder your father when he was ten years old. That means you were never born. And if you were never born, how did you build the time machine? Paradox! It's the possibility of wiping out your own existence that makes most people rule out time-travel. Still, why not? If you were careful, you could do it.

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  1. Millennium by John Varley, directed by Michael Anderson (at movie theaters, West Germany, 24 August 1989).
  2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . written by John Varley
    John Varley (based on a work by)
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based on Millennium by John Varley (1983)