Alan Tudyk thought about his career and revealed that there was a reason why not many people know that he played Sonny in the science fiction action film 2004 I, robot.
During a performance on Toon with Jim CummingsTudyk said he tested the test screening audience higher than the star of the film Will Smith.
“They made the test audience with the film and they score the characters and I have Word back,” Alan, you test higher than Will Smith, “recalled Tudyk on the Podcast on June 15th. “And then I was gone. I was gone. There was no advertising and my name was not mentioned.”
He continued: “I was so shocked, I said: 'But wait, nobody will know that I will know [play the robot]. '”
Tudyk expressed the robot and was cared for for the CGI character and said that he was “put a lot into performance in his performance” and added: “At that time I was very upset.”
Directed by Alex Proyas, I, robot is in Chicago 2035 because robots all over the world close the public service in public services. Will Smith plays Detective Del Spooner when he examines the death of the US robotic founder, who believes that Sonny The Robot has murdered him.
The film also plays Bridget Moyahhan, Bruce Greenwood, James Cromwell, Chi McBride, Shia Labeouf, Fiona Hogan, Terry Chen, Adrian L. Ricard, Jerry Wasserman, Peter Shinkoda, Emily Tennant and David Haysom.
I, robot was nominated for an Oscar in the category of the best visual effects that ultimately lost to the superhero action film addressed by Sam Raimi. Spider-Man 2.
Take a look at Tudyk's interview below.