Isaac Asimov

Proyas also directed the Will Smith adaptation of Asimov’s I, Robot, but everyone’s allowed to strike-out once in a while. Now, five years after the unfortunate release of Smith’s cinematic abortion, the Egyptian-born Australian director is back with ...

By Wilson Rothman If this doesn't sound new, it's because a) you read a lot of Asimov, b) you love Will Smith more than most Will Smith fans, or c) you caught the civilian discussion of this matter last year in Gizmodo. We'll understand if your answer is d) all of the above. [Times UK via Geekologie]

 OH - I haven’t read Isaac Asimov’s novel or seen the similar movie staring Will Smith. So I’ll tell you now that if you haven’t either, don’t worry. ...

From The 2004 Radio Roundtables, thanks to 20th Century Fox, I have interviews with Will Smith, Bridget Moynahan, Alan Tudyk and the film's director, Alex Proyas discussing the film, loosely based on the Isaac Asimov collection.