Here, directed by Robert Zemeckis, reunites Forrest Gump stars Tom Hanks and Robin Wright in a multigenerational story, and despite having nostalgic elements, its use of AI For some, it portends a terrifying future.
Lisa Kudrow recently announced that the film will use digital de-aging to portray the cast as characters, and that the film will use digital de-aging to portray the cast as characters for several periods of time, following the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes calling for efforts to regulate AI technology. He criticized the government for “advocating AI.”
“They filmed it, and they actually filmed that scene, and you could watch the playback as they were young and ready to watch it,” she said in an armchair. We explained it on a recent episode of the Expert Podcast.
“And all I got from that was, this is support for AI, and oh my goodness. It’s not like, ‘Oh, it’s going to ruin everything,’ but what’s left? Or? Forget actors, what about up-and-coming actors? They just get a license and recycle. ”
Kudlow continued, “Totally put that aside, what kind of jobs are there for people? So what? Why wouldn’t people be given some sort of living wage so they don’t have to work? Why is that enough?” Is that so?”
Tom Hanks and Robin Wright appear
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Ahead of the film’s premiere, Hanks previously spoke about the potential of AI. “The only real possibility for now, if I want to, is to get together and pitch a seven-movie series that I’ll be in, from now until I’m 32 and the Kingdom Comes.” he said on Adam Buxton’s podcast last year.
“With AI and deepfake technology, anyone can now recreate themselves, regardless of their age…I could get hit by a bus tomorrow and that would be the end of it, but my performance could go on and on. It could continue,” Hanks added. “Without the understanding that it was done by AI or deepfakes, there’s nothing that tells you it’s not me or just me, that it has some level of real-like quality.”
This is an original drama depicting multiple families and the special places they live in. This story has been passed down through generations and captures the human experience in its purest form. The film, based on the graphic novel by Richard McGuire, was written by Zemeckis and Forrest Gump screenwriter Eric Roth.
The Miramax and Image Movers film, which also stars Paul Bettany, Kelly Reilly and Michelle Dockery, is produced by Zemeckis, Derek Hogue, Jack Rapke and Bill Brock.
Hanks, Zemeckis and Roth previously won an Oscar for their role in Forrest Gump, which also won the Academy Award for Best Picture.
