Bicentennial man

United States, 1999

Film
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Starring Robin Williams and Sam Neill, this is a futuristic tale set in the not so distant future when every home will have an NDR-114 robot - the latest technological advancement to serve man. This is the story of one NDR-114 robot, who came off the production line with a unique fault - he doesn’t want to be a robot, and his amazing 200-year journey to become human. Based on the short story and novel “The Positronic man” by Isaac Asimov.

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Credits

director

Chris Columbus

co-producer

Chris Columbus

Gail Katz

Mark Radcliffe

Michael Barnathan

Neal E. Miller

Wolfgang Petersen

production company

1492 Pictures

Columbia Pictures

Laurence Mark Productions

Radiant Productions

Touchstone Pictures

Duration

02:06:00:00

Production places
United States
Production dates
1999

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