| Bicentennial Man | |||||
| Columbia Pictures (1999) | |||||
| Drama, Romance, Science Fiction | |||||
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#244 |
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| Robin Williams | Andrew Martin | |
| Embeth Davidtz | Little Miss Amanda Martin | |
| Sam Neill | 'Sir' Richard Martin | |
| Oliver Platt | Rupert Burns | |
| Kiersten Warren | Galatea | |
| Wendy Crewson | 'Ma'am' Martin | |
| Hallie Kate Eisenberg | Little Miss Amanda Martin - Age 7 | |
| Lindze Letherman | 'Miss' Grace Martin - Age 9 | |
| Angela Landis | 'Miss' Grace Martin | |
| John Michael Higgins | Bill Feingold - Martin's Lawyer | |
| Bradley Whitford | Lloyd Charney | |
| Igor Hiller | Lloyd Charney - Age 10 | |
| Joe Bellan | Robot Delivery Man #1 | |
| Brett Wagner | Robot Delivery Man #2 | |
| Stephen Root | Dennis Mansky - Head of NorthAm Robotics |
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| Producer |
Michael Barnathan
Chris Columbus |
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| Writer |
Isaac Asimov
Robert Silverberg |
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| Cinematography |
Phil Meheux
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| Musician |
James Horner
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In the not so distant future, androids are owned as household servants. Andrew, is an extraordinary robot who exhibits emotional and creative characteristics that were never expected of him. Over a period of 200 years he evolves far beyond his initial design. |
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