3 Review(s)

In an Orlando living room, it’s halftime during the NBA special on NBC. The interview the Espy family—and the rest of the world—has been waiting for has ended. Trace, the 6’ 10” high school phenom, glares uncertainly across the room at Hope, the beautiful woman he always believed was his mother. “And so, America,” Bill Walton concludes, “not since Shaq came out of high school 20 years ago has there been a player like Trace Espy. It’s funny, but Trace even looks like Shaq—he could almost be his son. Where does he really come from, and who are his real parents?” In Fargo, North Dakota, Norma, a strikingly beautiful 16 year old girl, gleefully stares at the picture of her identical twin sister, Jeane—a sister she didn’t know existed, until now. What really happened to their parents? Trace and Norma search for their pasts. Who are their parents? Do they have other brothers and sisters as well? What do the legends of the past have to do with their existence? —Names like Larry Bird, Michael Jordan, Dolph Schayes, Wilt Chamberlain, Elizabeth Taylor, and Marilyn Monroe. Will they solve the mystery of what really happened to Wilt Chamberlain, the man responsible for giving life to all of them? Cloning of Legends