Original sentence: Chiwetel Ejiofor as Luke: the replacement leader of the resistance movement.Claire-Hope Ashitey stars as Kee: a character that did not appear in the book.Clive Owen stars as everyman Theo Faron: the activist turned bureaucrat who escorts Kee to meet the Human Project.In the midst of this chaos, civil servant Theo Faron (Clive Owen) must transport a pregnant African refugee (Claire-Hope Ashitey) to the Human Project, the greatest hope for the future of humanity.Julianne Moore portrays Julian Taylor: the former wife and mother to Theo's deceased child, now a political activist.Michael Caine plays Jasper Palmer: Theo's friend, a retired editorial cartoonist and neo-hippie who sells cannabis to the Bexhill refugee internment camp
Edited sentence: Claire-Hope Ashitey stars as Kee, a character that did not appear in the book.Clive Owen stars as everyman Theo Faron, the activist turned bureaucrat who escorts Kee to meet the Human Project.In the midst of this chaos, civil servant Theo Faron (Clive Owen) must transport the last hope of humanity, a pregnant African refugee (Claire-Hope Ashitey) to the near-mythic Human Project.Julianne Moore portrays Julian Taylor, the former wife and mother to Theo's deceased child, now a political activist.Kee even jokes to Theo that her pregnancy is the product of divine conception.Michael Caine plays Jasper Palmer, Theo's friend, a retired editorial cartoonist and neo-hippie who sells cannabis to the Bexhill refugee internment camp.The cartoons themselves appear to be influenced by the work of Steve Bell, the political cartoonist for The Guardian.The film also stars Chiwetel Ejiofor as Luke, the replacement leader of the resistance movement