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Robots and Near Humans, Filmography:
A.I Robots: David (Haley Joel Osment), and Gigolo Joe (Jude Law)
Andrew Martin: Original Design, and Final Form (Robin Williams)
Second Life Avatar
Automated Vacuum
Beta Unit (Lance Guest)
Bumble Bee (Mark Ryan, voice)
Duncan Idaho (James Watson)
Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within, Dr. Aoki (Ming-Na, voice)
Geminoid HI-1
Golem (Paul Wegener)
The Incredibles
LeeLoo (Milla Jovovich)
Lieutenant Commander Data (Brent Spiner)
Marvin (Warwick Davis, and Alan Rickman, Voice)
Metropolis 1927 Robots: Hel, the Robot Maria (Brigitte Helm)
Metropolis 2002 Robots: Fifi, 803-D-RP-DM, Tima (Yuka Imoto, Voice)
NS4 (David Haysom) , NS5 (Alan Tudyk, Scott Heindl)
The Polar Express
R.A.L.F, Robotic Assistant Labor Facilitator:
Renaissance Animation
Replicants: Pris (Daryl Hannah), Rachael (Sean Young)
Star Wars Robots: R2D2 (Kenny Baker), C3P0 (Anthony Daniels)
A Scanner Darkly Animation
Somnambulist, Cesare (Conrad Veidt)
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