In a new film Here, Tom Hanks and Robin Wright look way younger as makers released the first look pictures.&nbsp;

The film is based on Richard McGuire’s 2014 graphic novel of the same name. It takes place across a century in a single location. The camera never moves from a fixed position inside a home for the entire 104-minute runtime, as the viewers are treated to the stories of the people who made a home there. Tom Hanks and Robin Wright play the central couple in the story.&nbsp;

<h2>Tom Hanks and Robin Wright look like teenagers in first look pictures</h2>

The actors have been de-aged in the film and look decades younger as they reunite with Forrest Gump director Robert Zemeckis. Tom Hanks stars as Richard and Robin Wright plays his wife Margaret. Since the film shows their journey as a couple, they play young teenagers as well as oldies. They have been de-aged using traditional makeup effects and digital de-aging technology.

The movie is co-written by Zemeckis and Forrest Gump scribe Eric Roth.

Speaking about his film, the director told Vanity Fair, “The single perspective never changes, but everything around it does. It’s actually never been done before. There are similar scenes in very early silent movies, before the language of montage was invented. But other than that, yeah, it was a risky venture.”

“That’s the excitement of it,” Zemeckis added. “What passes by this view of the universe? I think it’s an interesting way to do a meditation on mortality. It taps into the universal theme that everything passes.”

“It only works because the performances are so good,” he added. “Both Tom and Robin understood instantly that, ‘Okay, we have to go back and channel what we were like 50 years ago or 40 years ago, and we have to bring that energy, that kind of posture, and even raise our voices higher.' That kind of thing.”

<h2>Cast of Here</h2>

Here also features Richard’s parents, Al (Paul Bettany) and Rose (Kelly Reilly), a couple at the turn of the 20th century (Michelle Dockery and Gwilym Lee) and an inventor and a pin-up model during the 1920s (David Fynn and Ophelia Lovibond), among others.

Here will release in theatres on November&nbsp;15.

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In a new film Here, Tom Hanks and Robin Wright look way younger as makers released the first look pictures. The film is based on Richard McGuire’s 2014 graphic novel of the same name.

In a new film Here, Tom Hanks and Robin Wright look way younger as makers released the first look pictures. The film is based on Richard McGuire’s 2014 graphic novel of the same name. It takes place across a century in a single location. The camera never moves from a fixed position inside a home for the entire 104-minute runtime, as the viewers are treated to the stories of the people who made a home there. Tom Hanks and Robin Wright play the central couple in the story. Tom Hanks and Robin Wright look like teenagers in first look pictures The actors have been de-aged in the film and look decades younger as they reunite with Forrest Gump director Robert Zemeckis. Tom Hanks stars as Richard and Robin Wright plays his wife Margaret. Since the film shows their journey as a couple, they play young teenagers as well as oldies. They have been de-aged using traditional makeup effects and digital de-aging technology. The movie is co-written by Zemeckis and Forrest Gump scribe Eric Roth. Speaking about his film, the director told Vanity Fair, “The single perspective never changes, but everything around it does. It’s actually never been done before. There are similar scenes in very early silent movies, before the language of montage was invented. But other than that, yeah, it was a risky venture.” “That’s the excitement of it,” Zemeckis added. “What passes by this view of the universe? I think it’s an interesting way to do a meditation on mortality. It taps into the universal theme that everything passes.” “It only works because the performances are so good,” he added. “Both Tom and Robin understood instantly that, ‘Okay, we have to go back and channel what we were like 50 years ago or 40 years ago, and we have to bring that energy, that kind of posture, and even raise our voices higher.' That kind of thing.” Cast of Here Here also features Richard’s parents, Al (Paul Bettany) and Rose (Kelly Reilly), a couple at the turn of the 20th century (Michelle Dockery and Gwilym Lee) and an inventor and a pin-up model during the 1920s (David Fynn and Ophelia Lovibond), among others. Here will release in theatres on November 15. Also read: SS Rajamouli, Jessica Alba and others join Academy as new members

Here first look: Tom Hanks, Robin Wright look decades younger

'Forrest Gump' stars Tom Hanks and Robin Wright will travel back in time for their new project together. Hanks, 66 and Wright, 56, will be de-aged as they reunite for a film that incidentally will be directed by 'Forrest Gump's director Robert Zemecki. The project will also feature Paul Bettany and Kelly Reilly and is said to be an adaptation of Richard McGuire's comic set in one room over a number of years. The movie is set to come out in 2024.

The production company that is backing the film has roped in Metaphysic, an AI company which is known for its @DeepTomCruise accounts on social media, especially TikTok where it has amassed a following of 5 million users. The company also gained popularity on America's Got Talent for its deep fakes. 
 
According to reports, new tool called Metaphysic Live will be used to de-age the stars without any aid of VFX. 
"I've always been attracted to technology that helps me to tell a story," Zemeckis said in a statement issued to the media. "With Here, the film simply wouldn't work without our actors seamlessly transforming into younger versions of themselves. Metaphysic's AI tools do exactly that, in ways that were previously impossible!"

He added, "Having tested every flavor of face replacement and de-aging technology available today, Metaphysic are clearly the global leaders in feature-quality AI content and the perfect choice for this incredibly challenging, emotional film."

'Forrest Gump' stars Tom Hanks and Robin Wright will travel back in time for their new project together. Hanks, 66 and Wright, 56, will be de-aged as they reunite for a film that incidentally will be directed by 'Forrest Gump's director Robert Zemecki.

'Forrest Gump' stars Tom Hanks and Robin Wright will travel back in time for their new project together. Hanks, 66 and Wright, 56, will be de-aged as they reunite for a film that incidentally will be directed by 'Forrest Gump's director Robert Zemecki. The project will also feature Paul Bettany and Kelly Reilly and is said to be an adaptation of Richard McGuire's comic set in one room over a number of years. The movie is set to come out in 2024. The production company that is backing the film has roped in Metaphysic, an AI company which is known for its @DeepTomCruise accounts on social media, especially TikTok where it has amassed a following of 5 million users. The company also gained popularity on America's Got Talent for its deep fakes. According to reports, new tool called Metaphysic Live will be used to de-age the stars without any aid of VFX. "I've always been attracted to technology that helps me to tell a story," Zemeckis said in a statement issued to the media. "With Here, the film simply wouldn't work without our actors seamlessly transforming into younger versions of themselves. Metaphysic's AI tools do exactly that, in ways that were previously impossible!" He added, "Having tested every flavor of face replacement and de-aging technology available today, Metaphysic are clearly the global leaders in feature-quality AI content and the perfect choice for this incredibly challenging, emotional film."

'Forrest Gump' stars Tom Hanks and Robin Wright will de-age for their next film together

Robin Wright or as she is known popularly by the name of her most famous character, Claire Underwood of ‘House of Cards’, will now take a break from acting as the series gets over on November 9, that is today.&nbsp; 
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Robin was a part of the hit Netflix series for six years, moulding herself into the famous character that went on from being US President's wife to become the President herself.&nbsp; 
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Speaking at Netflix’s See What’s Next event in Singapore, she confirmed the news of her break from acting. She plans on switching focus on directing films. 
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Would you believe she turned down the role when she was narrated her part? &nbsp;“I wanted to do movies,” she said but was convinced by director David Fincher to take this up. He told her, “Don’t you want to be a part of a revolution?” 
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At the event, she said, “Fincher educated me,” &nbsp;and added, “TV now isn’t what it used to be in the ‘80s. There was a difference, and films were always given more respect. But House of Cards, not only changed television, it revolutionised how TV is viewed.” 
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“David Fincher created a certain style. We couldn’t use certain lenses, we couldn’t use steadicams and certain colours. We couldn’t use a certain shade of the colour red,” Robin said.&nbsp; 
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‘House of Cards’ became the first ‘television show’ to win an Emmy that was never aired on TV. It made Robin one of the world’s highest-paid TV actors off it. She won a Golden Globe for her performance as Claire, the wife of Frank Underwood, played by Kevin Spacey in the show.&nbsp; 
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<a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/entertainment-netflix-to-start-house-of-cards-production-in-2018-without-kevin-spacey-25892?amp">Kevin was fired</a> from the show after sexual misconduct allegations were made against him during the #MeToo movement.&nbsp; 
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Robin Wright or as she is known popularly by the name of her most famous character, Claire Underwood of ‘House of Cards’, will now take a break from acting as the series gets over on November 9, that is today.

Robin Wright or as she is known popularly by the name of her most famous character, Claire Underwood of ‘House of Cards’, will now take a break from acting as the series gets over on November 9, that is today. Robin was a part of the hit Netflix series for six years, moulding herself into the famous character that went on from being US President's wife to become the President herself. Speaking at Netflix’s See What’s Next event in Singapore, she confirmed the news of her break from acting. She plans on switching focus on directing films. Would you believe she turned down the role when she was narrated her part? “I wanted to do movies,” she said but was convinced by director David Fincher to take this up. He told her, “Don’t you want to be a part of a revolution?” At the event, she said, “Fincher educated me,” and added, “TV now isn’t what it used to be in the ‘80s. There was a difference, and films were always given more respect. But House of Cards, not only changed television, it revolutionised how TV is viewed.” “David Fincher created a certain style. We couldn’t use certain lenses, we couldn’t use steadicams and certain colours. We couldn’t use a certain shade of the colour red,” Robin said. ‘House of Cards’ became the first ‘television show’ to win an Emmy that was never aired on TV. It made Robin one of the world’s highest-paid TV actors off it. She won a Golden Globe for her performance as Claire, the wife of Frank Underwood, played by Kevin Spacey in the show. Kevin was fired from the show after sexual misconduct allegations were made against him during the #MeToo movement.

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Here first look: Tom Hanks, Robin Wright look decades younger

'Forrest Gump' stars Tom Hanks and Robin Wright will de-age for their next film together

Robin Wright wants to take a break from acting, focus on film direction as 'House of Cards' wraps up